The Ampuku technique in Shiatsu
In Shiatsu the belly massage is called Ampuku. It includes a number of pressure techniques that respect the Masunaga reflex zones, but is not limited to them. The work is also done on organs through direct manipulations that seek to relieve tensions or blockages.
Complete shoulder treatment
The shoulder is a complex articulation, with many movements and possibilities. Often blocked or diminished, this treatment aims to restore all shoulder movements. In this workshop you will learn how to apply effective Shiatsu in all postures (prone, supine, sided and seated).
Complete neck treatment
The neck and the back of the neck retain tensions and imbalances. This link between the head and the bust is rich in muscles and nerves that must not be thwarted. Learn how to release tension through Shiatsu movements and the Windows of Heaven point.
Kenbiki of tsubos and meridians
Kenbiki consists of the application of a continuous rhythmic movement of swaying in the pressure. This particular way of approaching the points and the meridians makes it possible to obtain a great relaxation of the whole nervous system. Learning kenbiki is done via a kata that covers the whole body.
Back and spine treatment
The back is quite often the location of the many pains of modern man. Why so? What risks? How to treat the spine? How to relax the back muscles? How to restore good alignment and tonicity of the back? These are all questions addressed in this very comprehensive workshop.
Stress management and treatment
Stress is not a disease, but it contributes to making all symptoms worse. This is why it’s crucial to know how it works, its tensions and the organs that are affected by stress. Shiatsu can release a person’s stress very quickly, using appropriate support and relaxation techniques.
Rhythms and depths in Shiatsu
Too often Shiatsu styles use one or two work rhythms. Ryoho Shiatsu studies and explores all rhythms and depths of pressure. In this workshop you will discover their effects, their advantages and their disadvantages, according to the type of body approach that you want to put in place.
Complete facial treatment
The face is the anatomical part that has the most muscles and a large number of tsubos. Knowing how to treat the face often gives access to a great relaxation on the part of the client, but also allows to relax tensions that go far beyond the face. A real kata of the face is taught here.
What is Qi? 10 rules to use it!
All students one day ask me this question: what is Qi (or Ki in Japanese) and how to use it? Once we know the rules of operation of energy, it becomes very easy to use in Shiatsu and in everyday life. In this workshop you will learn how to put energy circulation into practice, to give it forms and intentions.
Learning to use Gate Points
Although little known, the Gate points are sufficiently numerous in the meridians that their presence means something. Entry and exit points of the Qi, the Gate points are very useful in the case of psychological disorders and to open a deep access to the psyche and the energy.
Observation & postural treatment
“Between the door and the futon, you must know half of what is useful to you”. To succeed, one must develop an acute observation of the posture and know how to rectify it. Using simple exercises, learn to make reliable observations and postural treatments that are effective, so you do not waste time in your Shiatsu.
Full kata for seated Shiatsu
Traditional sitting Shiatsu, without ergonomic chair, is less and less taught and it’s a shame. In seiza or on a simple kitchen chair, here is a complete kata treatment for seated Shiatsu. Shoulders, neck, head, back and even arms and hands, you can provide a Shiatsu easily in any place of the world, with no particular equipment.
Shiatsu for Pros
Headaches, migraines
Restless legs and Shiatsu
Fibromyalgia and Shiatsu
Rhinitis, sinusitis
Menstrual disorders
Sleeping troubles
Pregnancy monitoring
Chronic fatigue
Shiatsu for asthma relief
Fertility disorders
Burnout syndrome
Male impotence
Depression syndrom
Mourning & separation
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) courses
General mechanics of the Qi-energy
Pathogenic factors in TCM
The 8 principles of treatment
The art of points association
Hara massages trainings