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Shiatsu

[Tamsin working on a mum, with a wee bit of assistance.]

 

The aim of these pages is to introduce you to Shiatsu, and tell you something about the courses I run, and how to get in touch to arrange individual sessions in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Shiatsu is a Japanese massage technique for promoting natural balance in your body.

I believe that Shiatsu massage can be of enormous benefit to people. If you live in the Edinburgh area and are interested in Shiatsu, you can find out more about individual sessions and courses that I offer.

Shiatsu is especially enjoyable and beneficial during pregnancy and labour. I also run shiatsu sessions for children and babies, in which a number of parents get together to practice shiatsu with their own babies or young children.

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Shiatsu and:
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The Shiatsu School, Edinburgh
 

Now booking for:

New 2-day course for baby massage instructors on 4/5 March 2008: Integrating baby-shiatsu

On-going baby-shiatsu classes


baby-shiatsu
soothe and play massage classes

Cost: £35 including oil and hand-outs.

tel: Tamsin Grainger MRSS
(0131) 555 1875
e: shiatsu@ryoho.co.uk

baby-shiatsu is simple to learn and fun to do in a group

ages: birth upwards

techniques for preventing
and dealing with colic and other discomforts

Evening Shiatsu classes for beginners

classes run in Autumn, Spring and Summer terms on Mondays 7-9pm in Leith, Edinburgh. Book early as there is always a waiting list!

Phone/e-mail Tamsin for details.

Full three-year Practitioner / Introductory Days training now available with
The Shiatsu School, Edinburgh

Thursdays 10.30-11.30 am at Yoga Stable, £40 for 5 weeks. Starts May 11th. Advance booking required.

Thursdays 1.15-2.15 pm at the Birth Resource Centre, £30 (£15 concessions) for 5 weeks. Join now!

 

 
 
       

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