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Rose Romani has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since January 1995

Cynthia Shuken has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since August 1990. Cynthia is a co-founder, a principle teacher and teacher-trainer at The Shiatsu School Edinburgh. A graduate of The Glasgow School of Shiatsu, she has been practising Shiatsu part time since 1993 and has been teaching for over 20 years. As well as her first teacher, Elaine Liechti, she completed the Diploma in Movement Shiatsu with Bill Palmer. She has also studied with a number of other notable Shiatsu teachers, such as Nicola Pooley, Cliff Andrews, and the late Pauline Sasaki. Cynthia is particularly interested in the unity of body, emotions and mind, and her work is influenced by her studies of counselling and Gestalt psychotherapy. She holds a Certificate in Counselling Skills with Moray House Institute of Education, and a Certificate in Gestalt from the Gestalt Trust, and over many years has been studying Developmental Somatic Psychotherapy (DSP) with Ruella Frank of New York. DSP is a relational and movement-oriented approach to psychotherapy within a Gestalt therapy framework. Cynthia works from her home on the south side of Edinburgh.

Imogen Hayman has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since January 2007

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Jay Muller has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since February 2007

Paola Campanelli has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since July 2015

Alexandra Rosso has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since September 1998

Shiatsu with Hannah Mackay - shiatsu treatments, training and CPD for practitioners

I am an experienced Shiatsu practitioner and teacher. I have been working with Shiatsu since 1982. I  worked at a cancer charity for 8 years. I have worked with a broad range of conditions. I have run a Shiatsu school for 30 years. My broad knowledge and experience help me to focus on your needs. whether you want to relax or treat a condition I am there to support you. I have worked with a wide variety of teachers over the years and use the best of all I have learnt. 

I have been a member of the Shiatsu Society since December 1996. My introduction to Shiatsu was whilst I was studying for my final Chartered Accountancy exams (a lifetime ago!). I was experiencing some of the classic symptoms of stress - insomnia, anxiety, muscular tensions and an inability to focus coupled with feeling down a lot of the time. I knew I had to regain some balance in my life. My search led me to Shiatsu. When I came for my first treatment, it was immediately obvious that this was more than just a relaxing massage, but a treatment that had begun to address my personal health and sense of wellbeing on a profound level. That experience set me on a path very different to the one I had started on. The more I discovered about Shiatsu, the more the idea of becoming a Shiatsu Practitioner resonated. It felt like I was coming home. In over 26 years of experience as a Shiatsu Practitioner, I continue to be passionate about being able to help others experience positive change within their lives. I have given Shiatsu in a variety of settings including Greenwich Natural Health Centre, Immune Development Trust, Active Birth Centre, The Treasury, Corporate events, Pamper Evenings and school events. I have a Diploma (Part I/II/III) in 'Shiatsu for Maternity' and am also a Hypnobirthing Teacher.

Liz Arundel is passionate about Shiatsu and teaching. She has been a member of the Shiatsu Society register of practitioners since 1987. Liz started her training in 1984 at the British School of Shiatsu-Do, London. She had the good fortune to study with eminent teachers: Ray Ridolfi, Master Ohashi, Pauline Sasaki and Shizuto Yamamoto in the 80s and 90s. Liz studied Cranio Sacral Therapy with a leading teacher Thomas Attlee. But for most of her Shiatsu life, she has been mentored by Saul Goodman, the pioneer of Shiatsu Shin Tai.  She has taught Shiatsu for over 35 years and specialises in Shiatsu Shin Tai. This is a dynamic form of body work that fuses traditional Shiatsu (using thumb, palm and elbow pressure on meridians) with more subtle and gentle touch. This includes techniques to release the soft tissue (fascia), structural assessment and treatment using Muscle Energy Techniques and chakra work. Liz includes Cranio Sacral Therapy in a session which is excellent for babies, children and those in acute pain because it is so gentle.  The aim of the treatment is to restore motion, alignment and vitality to the mind and body. It aims to recover space and bring ease and to release long held patterns of stress and future anxieties or projections.  Liz specialises in: Trauma Grief and depression  Muscular skeletal injuries  Digestive issues

Ronald Raper has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since January 2001

Donatella Gabrielli has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since January 1995

Jo Smith has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since July 1999

In a previous life Debbie was all too familiar with a stressful career and hectic lifestyle; but when she reached breaking point something had to change. Debbie graduated from the Shiatsu College, Brighton in 2010 and set up her own practice in 2011 centered around Shiatsu, Tai Chi and Qigong. She worked with Lucks Yard Clinic in Milford and Grayshott Spa before establishing her own clinic in Godalming. Debbie is a Fellow of the Shiatsu Society, UK. Debbie’s life now focuses on her Shiatsu clients, running weekly Tai Chi and Qigong classes, and holding regular workshops and events. And, more importantly, lives a slower, more balanced life. Debbie is passionate about well-being and supporting people to find ways to feel better in themselves.

Jane Burgon has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since May 2008

Heid has been practicing complementary therapies since 1993. I qualified in Shiatsu in 2001.  I specialise in women’s health including fertility and pregnancy and birth. I also work with chronic pain and trauma. I also have been teaching Shiatsu since 2006. 

Christine Pamphilon has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since March 1994

David Hopwood has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since January 2009

Nicola Endicott qualified as a Shiatsu practitioner in 1994 with the Healing-Shiatsu Education Centre (Dip HSEC) and also became a member of the Register of the Shiatsu Society (MRSS). In 2003 she completed a one year postgraduate course in Shiatsu for maternity care with Well Mother. In 2009 she became a registered Shiatsu teacher with the Shiatsu Society.  Nicola studied Mindfulness Meditation practice with Sonia Moriceau, her Shiatsu teacher, for 10 years and has continued her studies of Zen meditation within the Thich Nhat Han tradition. Alongside her Shiatsu practice, Nicola practices and teaches Aikido and Kenjutsu.

Paula Kent has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since April 1992. Until March 2020 she had been employed by the NHS working in the Mental Health sector for fifteen years. During this time she encountered a whole range of issues ranging from Anxiety and Depression to Bipolar Disorder and psychosis. She is currently working from home, as well has holding a bi-weekly local clinic for the over 60's, where she has gained considerable experience in addressing many of the common problems associated with ageing. This includes a thorough understanding of structural problems such as back pain, loss of mobility, frozen shoulder and recovery from injury and surgery such as joint replacement. 

Ruth Lander has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since June 2003