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aromatherapy-glasgow.co.uk

Aromatherapy

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Aromatherapy, is the therapeutic use of essential oils to help maintain and promote physical, psychological and spiritual wellbeing. Essential oils being the fragrant volatile essences extracted from plants, generally by steam distillation or expression. During an aromatherapy session. A consultation will be taken which will include relevant medical questions. Bring a list of your medication to your appointment. The selected essential oils will be diluted in a carrier medium. However other carriers may b...

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Do-In routines

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The following exercises are a reminder for students who have just started learning Do-In. These exercises should first be performed under supervision in class so that any mistakes and misunderstandings can be corrected. A General Do-In Routine. Video is not visible, most likely your browser does not support HTML5 video. A Simple Do-In Routine. All tapping is done with loose fists and wrists. Tap top of head with loose fist or fingertips. Wipe the forehead with hand, repeat other side. Rotate and pull ears.

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Do-In: self shiatsu

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The easiest way to describe Do-In is as "self shiatsu" or "exercises for health". Shizuto Masunaga, author of Meridian Exercises, explains " Do. Of Do-In means to open up channels and facilitate the movement of energy along specific routes. In. Of Do-In means to move and stretch one's limbs to achieve this purpose.". Developed by williamson-webs.co.uk.

integrated-massage.co.uk

Swedish Massage

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Swedish physiologist Per Henrik Ling (1776-1839) having travelled throughout Europe developed both a system of exercise, "Swedish Remedial Gymnastics", and massage. He is generally credited as being first to use the terms "effleurage", "petrissage", "vibration", "rolling", and "slapping". His methods were adopted widely and were often referred to as the "Ling method" and later as "Swedish Massage". Developed by williamson-webs.co.uk.

glasgow-reiki.co.uk

Reiki - Universal Ki

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Reiki is a style of natural healing from Japan, founded by Mikao Usui at the turn of the 20th century. Reiki is the term Mikao Usui used to describe the primary principal behind his style of natural healing. Dr Usui taught that a person attuned to reiki, Universal Ki, could channel that Ki. A practitioner acts as a conduit directing reiki to a client. The reiki subsequently finds it's way to wherever it is needed in the clients body. Developed by williamson-webs.co.uk.

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Integrated Massage

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Integrated massage is a term used to denote the blending of various styles of massage and body-work. The subsequent blend is unique to the individual practitioner and the diversity of techniques available to the therapist means that there is an increased chance the massage will meet your individual needs. In particular I use the term integrated massage to denote my 1.5 and 2 hour massage sessions. Developed by williamson-webs.co.uk.

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Massage

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In 2013, after 16 years as a shiatsu practitioner, I decided it was time to diversify my Glasgow practice and add massage to my repertoire. I undertook an Aromatherapy and Massage diploma course, which although gave me a qualification, I found hadn't stretched me. Therefore, after a year out, I studied Remedial and Sports massage. Massage techniques help move interstitial fluid, blood and lymph; boost distribution of nutrients to the cells of the body and remove waste. As waste is washed out fresh nu...

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Zenshiatsu

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In the Zen-shiatsu system, perpendicular pressure is applied to tsubo. To help harmonise the flow of Ki. The objective of a Zen-shiatsu practitioner is to identify and stimulate change in patterns of Kyo-Jitsu. Ki deficient from a Kyo area creates an excess, Jitsu. The subsequent Jitsu compensates for, protects and often hides the Kyo. Each Kyo has a paired Jitsu, therefore each deficiency is balanced by an equal excess. Developed by williamson-webs.co.uk.