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Shiatsu Training, Schools, and Careers

Shiatsu training teaches practitioners how to use finger and palm pressure to stimulate energetic pathways or meridians on the body.

Prenatal massage focuses on the special needs of women as their bodies undergo the many dramatic changes that occur during pregnancy.

Civilizations in the East and West found that natural healing and massage could heal injuries, relieve pain, and prevent and cure illnesses.

Through sound healing training courses, practitioners learn how to use toning, chanting or vibrations to stimulate self-healing in clients.

Neurolinguistic programming is based on the premise that our attitudes toward past experiences affects how we behave now and in the future.

Iridology practitioners see the eye’s iris as a diagnostic tool that can be used to pinpoint areas of health or weakness within the body’s systems.

Through trigger point massage, patients experience relief and healing from the pain and stiffness that trigger points can cause.

Tui Na therapy uses rhythmic compression with manipulation techniques at acupressure points to elicit self-healing.

A results-oriented therapy, medical massage works toward resolving specific conditions that a physician has diagnosed in a patient.

Lomi Lomi massage is a unique form of bodywork with roots in the traditions of the ancient Polynesians and master healers of Hawaii.