 8th of March is the International Women's Day and this year in the spirit of support for our fellow humans (female or otherwise) we are offering seated Shiatsu sessions in return for charity donations, which we pledge to go towards those causes that champion womens' welfare.
Time: 11:30 - 3pm on Wednesday 8 March Location: The Healthy Life Centre, 35-37 Bread Street EH3 9AL What's the deal?: 15 minute seated Shiatsu session, we ask for a minimum £5 donation EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
0 Comments
 Pre-Christmas shopping can be hard on our minds, bodies and wallets. Most of us do it wanting to show those around how much we care about them. We'd like to make it easier for you by offering some generous offers on Gift Voucher.
Adding a personal recommendation for a practitioner you respect with the gift voucher shows extra care and attention. Plus they are easy to post - bonus! So what's the offer?  I have recently had a few prolonged bouts of insomnia of the 2-hours-sleep-a-night-if-you’re-lucky variety. Sometimes this means strict measures are required. Here are a few which I engage in this type of situation!
I also try ...  To help you deal with those Springtime creaky aches, pains, stresses and strains, or just to boost your health & well-being, she's offering £10 off your first shiatsu treatment with her throughout May.
To book and claim the discount quote "Springtime Shiatsu” - call Jenny or drop her a text on 07863 185221 or jennyshiatsu@hotmail.com See Jenny's page here  People often come to Shiatsu for support in making changes such as:
Each change may require us to take small steps, each a tiny change in itself, and many of these tiny changes may involve breaking a habit. Maybe I come to shiatsu hoping to change the way my body feels (perhaps I feel physical pain, or perhaps I just feel a little 'uncomfortable'). In the course of my treatments, things may start to shift (as muscles relax and tension is eased). And ... as part of the process I may choose to change a habit or two in support of these positive shifts. Changes could be as wide-ranging as dietary habit, exercise or even thought or emotional patterns. Just as an example ... I might choose to sit straight (i.e. stop crossing my legs). Sounds easy? Well, yes it is, I suppose, it’s so small: .....  So this month is full of changes for me! Meadowlark Healthy for Sport has now closed and I've been welcomed into fantastic space at the Healthy Life Centre in Bread Street. I am still present at Meadowlark Yoga, working from their Moon Studio, no.43 Argyle Place. Having now seen clients at both places for a couple of week I feel really positive about the move(s) - I have two beautifully comfortable spaces to work from and I couldn't ask for nicer people to work with.
 Would you like some mid-week 'Me time' to get you through to Friday?
Take an hour for yourself & book in for a relaxing Shiatsu Colette is offering £10 off on Wednesday evenings during April & May! This offer is for 5.30pm & 6.45pm sessions at Healthy Life Centre. Book direct with Colette  By Catriona Murray Shiatsu is a way of creating space: in our lives - a brief hour in which to chill undisturbed in our minds - by bringing our attention into our bodies, habitual thought patterns may slow or even stop in our bodies - gentle movement, whether hip rotations, stimulation of pressure points or vigorous palming, helps blood to flow, nerves to fire and space or a feeling of ease to spread in the body. Regular shiatsu can support you in handling either daily life, or exceptional circumstances, by providing space in which to relax body, mind and spirit. Aches and pains may be soothed away; stressful situations momentarily suspended. This is all most helpful, and yet, there are ways in which our own contributions may assist this process: we may help ourselves... Take time to centre.
Simply paying attention to ... |
Categories
All
Archives
March 2017
Find out more on the Shiatsu Society website.
|
RSS Feed
|
What is Shiatsu?
Shiatsu translates as ‘finger pressure’ and is based on traditional Japanese massage. Combining acupressure, massage, flowing movement and joint rotations helps to disperse tension, reduce pain, promote relaxation and healthy functioning of the body systems (circulation, breathing, digestion etc.). Shiatsu therapists are guided by their experience & knowledge of physiology and traditional Chinese medicine and apply pressure using fingers, thumbs, palms and elbows and combine it with other techniques. |