Accu-Treatment (Insurance receipt for massage available!)
This is a private session that can combine any of the following modalities: Thai yoga massage, Thai reflexology, cranio-sacral therapy, and myofascial release therapy. Sometimes I also introduce you to simple yoga asanas/movements to be practiced at home (almost like homework for you to keep your body mobile and comfortable). It's especially effective if you have chronic or temporary tightness in the body, restrictions of movement(s), or injuries in the past that need extra care and attention.
Not everyone needs or prefers this sort of fully hands-on service/treatment, but I'm thrilled to invite many of you to try it and see how it can be beneficial for you. The session is done fully clothed, but please bring a pair of shorts and a tank top, just in case you need to change into something with a little less coverage, depending on your problem areas and the kind of treatments you will need.
If you have chronic tension and discomfort, it would be most effective to commit to a weekly or a bi-weekly session for a few months to observe the improvement.
[The term Accu-Treatment has been developed by Shizu (2015). Please respect intellectual property rights.]
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The difference between Accu-Treatment & Thai Yoga Massage
Although the two methods are similar, you might want to think of them in this way: Thai yoga massage covers more general, larger areas of the body and I introduce fluid, rhythmical movements to the limbs, whereas Accu-Treatment is much more targeted (ACCUrate), as I work deeper and slower in the areas that need to be worked and softened. For example, let's say you have tightness in the shoulders and upper back. In the Thai yoga massage treatment I will still address that tightness on and off for about 30% of the given session. In the Accu-Treatment, I will spend as much as 80% of the session time to release that particular tension. If you have a particular, especially ACUte complaint in your body, probably Accu-Treatment is a better approach. If, however, you have overall tightness and/or heaviness in several areas of the body, Thai yoga massage would be a better choice for you. If you have any other questions, contact me and I will be happy to give you more details of my different methods.
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This is a private session that can combine any of the following modalities: Thai yoga massage, Thai reflexology, cranio-sacral therapy, and myofascial release therapy. Sometimes I also introduce you to simple yoga asanas/movements to be practiced at home (almost like homework for you to keep your body mobile and comfortable). It's especially effective if you have chronic or temporary tightness in the body, restrictions of movement(s), or injuries in the past that need extra care and attention.
Not everyone needs or prefers this sort of fully hands-on service/treatment, but I'm thrilled to invite many of you to try it and see how it can be beneficial for you. The session is done fully clothed, but please bring a pair of shorts and a tank top, just in case you need to change into something with a little less coverage, depending on your problem areas and the kind of treatments you will need.
If you have chronic tension and discomfort, it would be most effective to commit to a weekly or a bi-weekly session for a few months to observe the improvement.
[The term Accu-Treatment has been developed by Shizu (2015). Please respect intellectual property rights.]
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The difference between Accu-Treatment & Thai Yoga Massage
Although the two methods are similar, you might want to think of them in this way: Thai yoga massage covers more general, larger areas of the body and I introduce fluid, rhythmical movements to the limbs, whereas Accu-Treatment is much more targeted (ACCUrate), as I work deeper and slower in the areas that need to be worked and softened. For example, let's say you have tightness in the shoulders and upper back. In the Thai yoga massage treatment I will still address that tightness on and off for about 30% of the given session. In the Accu-Treatment, I will spend as much as 80% of the session time to release that particular tension. If you have a particular, especially ACUte complaint in your body, probably Accu-Treatment is a better approach. If, however, you have overall tightness and/or heaviness in several areas of the body, Thai yoga massage would be a better choice for you. If you have any other questions, contact me and I will be happy to give you more details of my different methods.
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Traitement-Accu pour futures mamans
(Reçu d'assurance pour massothérapie disponible!) Vous connaissez certainement les bienfaits du yoga, du massage thérapeutique, mais connaissez-vous ceux de la reflexologie? Spécialement adapté pour les futures mamans, profitez d'une séance combinant un massage doux des zones critiques (tête, épaules, dos), la réflexologie (massage et pressions douces sous les pieds pour soulager les jambes lourdes), le tout effectué dans les positions inspirées du yoga, pour le plus grand confort de la future maman. Il n'est pas nécesaire d'avoir fait du déjà fait du yoga, ni d'être souple, car toues les postures sont supportées par des blocs et des coussins pour être les plus relaxantes possible. [Tous les massages et points de pression sont sécuritaires et doux, mais en cas de questions, n'hésitez pas à demander à Shizu ou/et votre médecin.] |
Accu-Treatment for
Moms-To-Be (Insurance receipt for massage available!) A treatment-like practice (done fully clothed) especially developed for moms-to-be, this session includes acupressure point massage (head, shoulders, and the back), some yoga postures, and touch therapy. No expertise in yoga is necessary, and all postures are supported by props, so that the expectant mom feels more confortable and relaxed at all time. Some reflexology elements are also incorporated to alleviate leg and foot tensions that are common during pregnancy. [Even though it’s quite safe and light, please make sure you talk to both your doctor and to Shizu before the session if you have any concerns.] |
