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Email: info@thehealinghouse.ie Tel: +353 1 830 6413 Mobile: +353 86 830 8243
Email: info@thehealinghouse.ie
Tel: +353 1 830 6413
Mobile: +353 86 830 8243
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What is amatsu:
Amatsu is a physical, movement based therapy that restores balance to the body using natural body movement, to correct dysfunction. During a treatment the therapist will assess specific dysfunctions and the most effective way to restore balance back to the whole body with minimum intervention. Therapists restore this balance by mobilising the soft tissue, which is made up of ligaments, tendons, muscles, fascia and organs, using gentle pressure.
The Therapy:
It can last between 30-60 minutes depending on the issues presenting. It is usually carried out fully clothed. The therapist will ask you to remove your belt and shoes usually. A full medical history is taken and any contraindications to treatment will require GP consent to treat. Amatsu treatments are very gentle and non-invasive. Thus, they are suitable for people of any age from the very young to the older person.
Aftercare:
it is advised to take gentle exercise and drink plenty of water in the initial 24-48 hours post treatment.
Benefits of treatment:
Below are some of the most common reasons for requiring a consultation:
Back pain, Postural issues, Frozen shoulder, Ligament and tendon injury , Knee conditions, Foot conditions, Trapped nerves, Sinus problems, Sprains and strains, Tennis and golfers elbow, Neck and shoulder pain, Foot and ankle pain, Sciatica and other Hip pain , General pain , Arthritis, Pre and post pregnancy, PMT, Groin strain, Chronic fatigue syndrome, Headaches.
*Amatsu therapy should not be used to replace medical treatment without consultation with your GP. If unsure, please consult your local Amatsu therapy practitioner and your GP for advice*
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