Shiatsu - Intro To Shiatsu and Weekend Immersions
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INTRO TO SHIATSU
This course will help you understand
Following this introduction, students can become an apprentice. Students can apply the completed hours from this course toward becoming an AOBTA Certified Practitioner. Nini has been recognized by American Organization for Bodywork Therapies of Asia (AOBTA) as a Certified Shiatsu Practitioner and Instructor. Check out www.aobta.org for more information.
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SHIATSU IMMERSION TRAININGS
SCHEDULE Friday evenings starting at 6PM: Embodying the meridians from a Five-Element perspective Saturday mornings 10AM-1PM: Introduction to weekend topic Saturday afternoons 2:30PM-5PM: Receive/exchange treatments (clinic/supervision) Sundays 10AM-1PM and 2PM-4PM: Advanced training of weekend topic Fridays are open to all. Saturdays and Sundays are open to body workers and Shiatsu students. Coming from out of town? Let Nini know if you need assistance with accommodations. |
Diagnosis From a Five-Element Perspective
Using all of our senses to understand someone’s wholeness, gifts, and challenges. Making treatments based on elemental balancing and harmonizing.
Body Mechanics
No more pain while giving treatments! Alignment, effortless movement, cross-patterning, four points of contact including mother hand and messenger hand.
Time of Day Cycle
The body as one long meridian, tendencies toward blockages and six point combinations to create wholeness.
Neck, Wrists, and Ankles
Techniques and diagnosis for opening the gateways so the elements can move through. This allows our unique radiance to be felt and expressed.
Hara Diagnosis from a Five-Element Perspective
Back Diagnosis from a Five-Element Perspective
Bo/Mu Points, Yu/Shu Points and Source Points
Masunaga Extensions: Arms, Legs, Chest, and Back
Using all of our senses to understand someone’s wholeness, gifts, and challenges. Making treatments based on elemental balancing and harmonizing.
Body Mechanics
No more pain while giving treatments! Alignment, effortless movement, cross-patterning, four points of contact including mother hand and messenger hand.
Time of Day Cycle
The body as one long meridian, tendencies toward blockages and six point combinations to create wholeness.
Neck, Wrists, and Ankles
Techniques and diagnosis for opening the gateways so the elements can move through. This allows our unique radiance to be felt and expressed.
Hara Diagnosis from a Five-Element Perspective
Back Diagnosis from a Five-Element Perspective
Bo/Mu Points, Yu/Shu Points and Source Points
Masunaga Extensions: Arms, Legs, Chest, and Back