Helensburgh
Argyll
Scotland
Achieve personal and professional equilibrium,
develop to reach your full potential.
Specialised practioner in Shiatsu treatments for horses and riders.
Helping our equine friends to feel more balanced, more in tune with their rider and better able to achieve their full potential.
Whether you are preparing for a show, training, jumping, eventing, racing, hacking or schooling, shiatsu can help your horse.
If your goal is rather to help your horse recover from an injury or to prevent one, shiatsu treatments can support you there too.
The Shiatsu practitioner is a
member of tESA, the Equine Shiatsu Association.
Specialising in horses and riders, the shiatsu practitioner can help you achieve that perfect balance, an ideal partnership between you and your horse, allowing both partners to perform to their best.
Whether you are recovering from an injury, illness, sufer from tiredness, want to get back into shape for the new season or want to help your body cope with the strains of your sport, shiatsu can help you.
If you are more interested in boosting your immune system, becoming healthier, allowing your body to achieve a deeper rest , getting rid of aches and pains or wanting to feel more energised, a shiatsu treatment can support you with that goal too.
Shiatsu for Dogs
Dogs are very intuitive animals who enjoy being with us, work for us and play. They would normally stretch their body as they need to release pain or if they feel stiff, they would check their own body and try to lick areas that are sore or prevent us from touching them. Providing a shiatsu session to a dog is a good way to help boost their immune system, prevent injuries, support recovery from injuries or operations, increase blood circulation, help with arthritis and back pains, chronic injuries or illnesses, help them relax, cope with our daily stresses and their anxieties. The treatment will relax and calm the dogs, making them also more accepting of touch and more relaxed with their Vet. Most dogs will carry on as normal when injured wanting to please their owner and keep up with them. Providing taster sessions for dog owners will also enable them to increase their bond with their dog and become more able to detect issues that need to be addressed by their vet.
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