integrates a combination of natural therapies to balance the
Lymphatic Drainage
For lymphatic drainage and to improve
organ functions.
Sekkotsu Massage
Natural Japanese adjustment techniques to
increase and improve mobility.
Anma Massage
To improve circulation, muscle and
ligament movement.
Acupuncture
To improve all functions within the body
working on an energetic level.
Cranial Sacral
To balance the cranial system of the
head, spine and hips.
Nutritional Advice
Nutritional therapy advice will be given to aid in recovery and long term well being.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
We combine traditional Japanese Therapies in a single session but do not charge per individual therapy.
We integrate these therapies for patient recovery, prevention of injury and illness and to promote health.
We believe that our integrated treatments are of the highest level and work very hard to provide an effective and truly holistic approach to treatment.
LIFESTYLE CHANGE
Firstly we achieve “Balance” before recommending remedial exercises for you. The exercises that we recommend have been tried and tested for thousands of years! Our Lifestyle recommendations are individualised to the individual person.
MASSAGES AND TREATMENTS
MOXIBUSTION
from £50
INFRA RED & CHI HEAT LAMP
from £50
BREATHING THERAPY
from £50
APPLIED KINESIOLOGY
from £50
MICRO COSMIC REFLEXOLOGY
from £50
MAGNETIC THERAPY
from £50
ALLERGY RELIEF TECHNIQUES
from £50
SWISH PATTERN TECHNIQUES
from £50
AMATSU THERAPY
from £50
MEET JAS
Boxing is an impact sport with running bagwork circuits and being hit. I boxed as an amateur n later coached so had the run of the mill lower back and shoulder problems.
For 10 plus years I tried various physios masseurs osteopaths and chiropractors. Nothing worked for more than a few days.
I was recommended Japanese Medicine which I found gave longer and deeper treatments with combined therapies along with acupuncture.
It changed my life.
The treatments where given by Dr Chris Roworth ia practioner of Japenese Medicine and a tutor whose degree level course I took.
Jas Singh