at Ambrosia Holistic Health, Cook shops Australian Capital Territory
“The holistic nature of shiatsu practice treats mind, body and spirit as one, an interconnected whole, together with the environment in which they find themselves.”
- Professor Andrew Long, School of Healthcare, University of Leeds
Welcome
Shiatsu is an Eastern remedial massage form. It is a relaxing and invigorating way to reconnect with your body, whilst alleviating aches and pains.
This form of therapeutic massage takes a holistic approach to treating symptoms as well as root causes.
By working on the muscles and more deeply on the internal organs, nervous system, lymph and meridians, shiatsu harmonises the body & mind to promote healing and renewed sense of wellbeing.
Benefits of Shiatsu
Shiatsu can promote relaxation, de-stress and release tension caused by our busy lifestyles. It can support the management of many common conditions/symptoms, including:
Emma’s shiatsu practice is highly
attuned to her client’s needs, drawing on many years of experience and knowledge of dance, shiatsu, yoga, tai chi, meditation and food therapy.
Emma’s Specialties
FAQs
How is a shiatsu massage done?
Shiatsu uses palms, thumbs, elbows, knees and sometimes feet to work on various parts of the body with firm, direct pressure and/or gentle holding pressure.
What should I wear to my appointment?
You are treated fully clothed lying on a futon on the floor so it’s best to wear loose, comfortable clothing.
How regularly do I need treatment?
This largely really depends on you, your condition and your circumstances at the time. However, with many years of experience working with clients, a basic rule is: Weekly or fortnightly treatments for a minimum of 3 sessions is highly beneficial to shift poor energy patterns followed by fortnightly to monthly maintenance sessions.
Is it suitable for me?
Shiatsu is a safe, non-invasive and adaptable treatment for the whole family including children, the elderly and people with disabilities or injuries.
Do you have gift vouchers?
Yes I do, and find they make an excellent gift for someone special on any occasion. Click here for more information.
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About
Emma is a highly experienced STAA (Shiatsu Therapy Association of Australia) registered practitioner of over 19 years.
Emma holds a Diploma in Shiatsu & Oriental Therapies from The Australian Shiatsu College, Melbourne (2002).
Emma has previously been a member of the STAA National Council, holding the position of Director of Research when she initiated a research strategy and the first shiatsu research project conducted, published and presented in Australia. Emma regularly contributes to STAA's publication, Pointers.
Emma holds professional insurance, a current certificate in Senior First Aid & Working with Vulnerable People card (ACT).
Visit me
Ambrosia Holistic Health
Cook Shops, Lyttleton Cres
COOK ACT 2614