Shiatsu is a non-invasive holistic therapy that aims to reduce stress and contribute to overall wellbeing. It has both preventative and remedial effects, with sessions tailored to either stimulate and invigorate or calm and sedate individuals based on their needs.
Our Shiatsu Practitioners undergo at least 3 years of part-time training and study for over 1000 hours to qualify. They are fully insured and engage in regular CPD to maintain high standards.
The Shiatsu Society offers a range of benefits to its members, including hints and tips on improving wellbeing, access to a public newsletter, and free resources on Shiatsu-based practices such as stretches, acupressure, breathwork, and dietary suggestions. Members can also receive a bursary to support Shiatsu Awareness Month activities.
The latest 'Practitioner in Focus' is Hannah Mackay, who is based in Manchester and serves as the branch leader of the Shiatsu College Manchester. She is a dedicated practitioner who embodies the values of the Shiatsu Society.
Established in 1981, the Shiatsu Society is the UK's premier professional association for Shiatsu practitioners. It serves as an information hub for the public, providing details on the benefits of Shiatsu, how to contact a Registered Practitioner, and where to train in Shiatsu. The Society also offers a rich vein of articles and a co-created resource by members for members, enhancing the overall experience for practitioners and the public alike.
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