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| Kirsty Dawson | |
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| I was first introduced to Amatsu and was immediately drawn by the depth of a balance. This was a therapy that worked from head to toe and also covered all aspects of your life. I was so impressed and fascinated by the ability of Amatsu to provide pain relief and natural body corrections, i decided to study Anma and Seitai, qualifying in November 2008 at the Amatsu Training School in Croxley Green, Hertfordshire with Jane Langston. During this time, I used various friends and relatives as case studies and have been amazed at the results and the positive changes that i have seen in their general well-being. Amatsu is a gentle, corrective treatment which gently aligns and rebalances the whole body. A combination of techniques are applied according to the client's needs. These include massage, mobilisation, re-patterning and the stimulation of acupressure points. Amatsu is so effective because it treats the underlying causes of the problem and not just the symptoms. Amatsu is equally effective on chronic and acute injuries and can be used safely on babies and the elderly. I am a member of the Amatsu Therapy Association (ATA), and both
a member and insured by the Complementary Therapy Association (CTha). |
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