Shiatsu, Japanese touch therapy, a type of Japanese massage.

The word "Shiatsu" in Japanese means finger pressure.

It has its roots in Chinese medicine and is based on ancient principles. It developed in the early 20th century and combines elements of traditional acupressure with modern massage techniques. Therapists apply pressure with fingers, palms, elbows on specific points and areas of the body, which encourages relaxation and promotes healing.

Holistic approach: The goal of Shiatsu is not just to treat a single symptom or a "specific illness", but to support the whole person - their "way of life".

Shiatsu treatments are suitable for a wide range of health and physical problems:

⁎Recurrent headaches and migraines ⁎

⁎Various digestive problems, such as constipation, bloating or reflux ⁎

⁎Menstrual cramps, PMS ⁎

⁎Sleep disorders, chronic fatigue and anxiety ⁎

⁎Hormonal problems and menopause symptoms ⁎

⁎Rehabilitation and support after car accidents or sports injuries ⁎

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