Anthony Chopping has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since March 2015

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Georgina Hunt has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since November 2014

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Lucia Misikova has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since May 2014

I am a Shiatsu Practitioner and Complementary Therapist, based in Glasgow. I have 8 years experience working with clients with life limiting conditions, such as Motor Neurones Disease for MND Scotland, and clients with mental health concerns for the Glasgow Association for Mental Health. 

Claudia Willenbrink has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since May 2002

As a 'wounded healer', I have experienced immense value from both talking and bodywork therapeutic modalities from both sides of the treatment room, and I am privileged to be able to offer Sei-ki and Shiatsu as a way of listening therapeutically to what your body has to say as you make your healing journey.

My name is Giacomo , i am a member of the Shiatsu Society , my practice is in London Covent Garden SW2 .

I'm Bryn and my journey with Shiatsu has been transformative and I wish to share the benefits I learned on my journey with other. I teach Movement Medicine which is a conscious dance practice.

Mairi Lelievre has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since September 2012

Eirian Evans has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since February 2016

I’m Rita, a registered Shiatsu Practitioner. My journey with Shiatsu began with a deep desire to follow a healing path that fosters connection, balance, and mind-body awareness. This philosophy continues to guide both my personal growth and my professional practice.   I currently offer Shiatsu treatments in Sale, Manchester.

Welcome, I'm Becka, a practising Zen Shiatsu Therapist out in the wilds of East Yorkshire. I treat from my home in Howden (evenings & weekends), make occasional mobile visits in the East Riding, and work from a Therapy room at the Yoga Barn in Southcave every Thursday. I juggle my Shiatsu Treatments alongside a four day Marketing role so it can take me 24 hours to reply to messages, apologies if I'm slow to reply. Shiatsu is my first love, I can't recommend it enough for helping the body back into balance and providing a deep sense of calm and well being. If you'd like to ask any questions or chat through current needs for a treatment, please don't hesitate to get in touch. I very much look forward to hearing from you....

Sarah originally studied Fine Art, then changed careers to work as a Crime Scene Examiner in 2005. As a relief from stress she developed an interest in Shiatsu and studied with Nik Kyriacou and Veronica Howard at the London College of Shiatsu, qualifying in 2011. She continued bodywork and practiced Sei-Ki with Alice Whieldon. Searching for an individual truth extends to Clearing and Sarah began training in 2020. She now has her own practice and assists with teaching.  Investigate the depth of your life to find clarity. Sarah lives and works in London. She offers bodywork from home in Brentford, London, and Clearing sessions online and works in English.

Nicola Gearing has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since February 2017 Having found Shiatsu in 2004 it has brought me so much joy, being able to work with people in such a simple and yet at times transformative way. Shiatsu can help us to take time for our body, mind, emotions and spirit. Change can happen.

Kate Abolins 

Rachel Ecclestone has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since February 2012. She works in the Stockport area and teaches with Shiatsu College Manchester

I graduated from the British School of Shiatsu-Do, London, in 2005, having trained previously in Contemporary dance & improvisation. I integrate body knowledge from life as dancer and mother into Shiatsu practice, with particular interest in my role as listener & a curiosity about the gifts of gravity for our bodies. Living in west Wales brings me close to the rhythm of the seasons, weather and nature. Gardening & working in our woodland is a huge resource for me and connects deeply with the physicality and sensitivity of human touch central to the bodywork I offer. Registered member of the Shiatsu Society since 2017, with continued study of embodied listening at the Focusing Institute. Treatments take place in my home studio in north Pembrokeshire, home visits possible if you are unable to travel.

Clive Gilbert has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since January 2012

Susan Coulter has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since April 2019

For me, Shiatsu is a beautiful way of connecting to yourself and what you need.  I discovered Shiatsu early on in my career as a circus artist and since that day it has been a constant source of support and inspiration: guiding me through burn out, injury, grief, trauma, huge life changes and my creative practice as a performer. I work with hands on shiatsu and therapeutic movement. Through our bodies we experience the felt-sense of our world, so when exploring through movement, receiving touch and having our expression seen, heard or even felt by another being, we can come into the present moment and with this our emotions and deepest self. Entering this territory of the soul opens us to profound healing and insight.  I trained in Shiatsu, because I love this heart-filled practice and would like to offer its benefits to more people.  I offer you my support, listening, skilled touch and love for whatever challenge life is throwing at you right now, be it health, emotional well-being, relational or simply navigating a change. Sometimes the reason for seeking out shiatsu is not known; it can be as simple as an intuition or wanting to connect more with your physical self and feelings.  Each of my sessions are unique and tailored to the individual receiver. I offer one to one, in person shiatsu from beautiful spaces in Sheffield and The Peak District. If you are interested in booking a session or would like to talk with me to find out if I am the right practitioner for you, please be in touch. I trained at Bristol School of Shiatsu and have over five years of practice and working with clients. 

When I first began studying Shiatsu I spent most of my time trying to figure out how Shiatsu works...4 years later that hasn’t really changed. Every learning curve I experience in the world of Shiatsu opens up more questions and even more possibilities. It’s this limitless potential that I love so much. How as we keep learning about connection, points, fascia, the breath and the 'quiet', the invisible conversation that happens between two energies, that it's here we find new ways of working and just as importantly, developing ourselves as human beings and practitioners. Living and working in a city my original plan was to hold a solo practitioner clinic space but as we start to come out of the pandemic I feel more and more strongly that Shiatsu is something to be shared as much as possible. A practise space is still an important part of my practise however, I’ve begun to expand on that to see where else I can take the gift of Shiatsu. It’s baby steps at the moment; with publishing some short Grass Roots Shiatsu videos on social media, and making connections in my local community with the intention of creating a hub of likeminded people, to promote wellbeing in their preferred media/expertise. It’s unclear how this will develop but the potential is really lovely and the journey is fun! I love practising Shiatsu because not only is it lovely that the client benefits from the session but I feel better too; lifted, lightened, clearer and I only hope that my clients derive as much from a session as I do. The general feedback I have, especially during my 2 years volunteering at a centre for vulnerable women, is that I tended to zonk people out, sending them to ‘Shiatsu land’. Giving space, allowing for rest, repair, and finding some peace, even if just for an hour. This is what I’d like to continue to do, to provide a safe space for people to come to, be acknowledged, supported, listened to energetically, so that they can start (or continue) taking the steps they need to feel a little bit better and be able to take more joy from everyday life. FB: love.shiatsu.lindsay Insta: loveshiatsulindsay Web: loveshiatsu.co.uk