Physical therapy
Japanese physical medicine at work
Physical therapy
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Physical Therapy
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Pain Relief
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Reflexology
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Japanese Acupuncture
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Shiatsu Massage
Acupuncture
We integrate traditional Japanese Acupuncture with Tang and Tungs Acupuncture, which means we use less needles for a greater effect that can often be felt immediately!
Sekkotsu
Before the advent of chiropractors, osteopaths, and physical therapists, Sekkotsu practitioners were the main providers of this type of treatment.
Essentially Japanese “Osteopathy”, Sekkotsu includes methods of aligning the skeleton, correcting subluxations, improving and correcting joint mobility, correcting posture and joint/ligament/muscle balance.
Cupping
Moxibustion and/or Cupping.
Heat from moxibustion improves the flow of blood and Ki/Chi to invigorate the body and stimulate lymphatic drainage, speed up muscle recovery. Cupping has a renowned effect for improving circulation and recovery.
Anma
Soft tissue balancing – Massage and Ligament balancing Integrating Swedish massage, Ligament balancing, Japanese “Anma” (Massage with Acupressure) and Lymphatic drainage methods.
Shiatsu/Acupressure, Massage, Bodywork
In the Japanese language, shiatsu means "finger pressure". Shiatsu techniques include massages with fingers, thumbs, and palms; assisted stretching, joint manipulation and mobilization.
Visceral massage and Visceral stimulation integrates soft tissue techniques, acupressure (Shiatsu) lymphatic drainage, nutritional advice and visceral massage to improve organ functions.
Applied Kinesiology and postural ‘testing’ of muscle reactions and functions to elicit imbalances and to restore natural function.
Reflexology
Reflexology is an holistic therapy that treats the body as a whole and not just the presenting symptom(s) in isolation. It is a specific pressure technique that works the reflex points in the feet and hands that correspond to parts of the body helping to improve blood supply, blood circulation, nerve impulses and stimulating the body to heal itself.
Anyone can benefit from Reflexology, from young infants to the elderly, disabled and infirm. It is an effective form of treatment that can help with many conditions caused through the demanding and stressful lifestyles we try to lead.
