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Jin Shin Do® Bodymind Acupressure™ means the way of the compassionate spirit and is a unique synthesis of:
Traditional Japanese Acupressure Technique Taoist Philosophy Qigong exercises and Breathing techniques Reichian Segmental Theory Western Psychotherapy
Jin Shin Do® Bodymind Acupressure™ is the only acupressure method that works consistently with the special energy channels called the "Strange Flows". Opening the Strange Flows rebalances the energy flows between all meridians. Acupressure is a 5000 year old Oriental system of healing which uses finger pressure to integrate the body, mind, and spirit. Using gentle yet deep finger pressure on acu-points on the body, along with body-mind focusing techniques, the energy meridians begin to release and flow. This creates a feeling of "tingling" or "warming" as the areas of stress and tension begin to melt away. The client quite often will experience a deep trance like state of well being and balance. Frequently a feeling of floating is experienced. Often feeling more supple and content after a session. Because of the gentle non-intrusive nature of Jin Shin Do® Bodymind Acupressure™ it is helpful for those struggling with chronic pain and trauma. Jin Shin Do® Bodymind Acupressure™ can ease:
As with any medical problem, the client is asked to consult with a physician.
The British Columbia
Acupressure Therapists' Association is a
~The soul longs to follow the echoes back to it's native shores~ |
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Jeannie is a Registered
Acupressure Therapist, Teacher, and member of good standing with the BC
Acupressure Therapist Association. She is also a BCRPA Fitness Leader of
Aquatics, Third Age, Adaptive, and Belly Dance. She has over thirty four
years of teaching a variety of groups and topics. She brings a empowering,
gentle, light-hearted, and humorous approach to her classes
and
clients.
contact: Jeannie Schweitzer
webmaster:
Nanci
Cook
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