Acupressure is a healing art that has been around for over 5,000 years. It is based on the principles of the Chinese healing art: QI or universal life energy, the meridians pathways and the acupoints in the body, the same used in acupuncture without needles. Acupressure benefits the whole human being. It is a powerful tool to alleviate fatigue, relaxing muscular tension and increasing general well being. Acupressure helps to release pain, tension, fatigue, stress, physically and emotionally. It provides deep relaxation and stimulates the immune system and the body’s self-curative abilities. Acupressure massage is safe and effective for people with a variety of lifestyles. Acupressure is not a substitute for medical care, it can be a complement to medical care. Acupressure uses gentle or deep finger pressure, not needles, and stretches, to massage muscles increasing vitality and promoting health. A session of Acupressure is done on a massage table, padded floor or chair with the recipient fully, comfortably clothed. A session, including assessment, can take from thirty to sixty minutes. Acupressure massage is used as preventive health care. Used on a regular basis, it is a way to maintain health. Pressure on acupoints can also be self administered to relief daily complaints like headaches, tired eyes and nervous tension.
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Experiences during a session are as individual as you and as practitioner. They also may differ from session to session. At times, a client may deeply relax or even fall asleep: at other times, he or she may talk a great deal. Some will remain still during the entire session, hardly noticing the acupressure, while others will experience sensations within the body. The immediate results can be diverse as well. The relaxed state may cause some to sleep for mazny hours after a session. Others may experience an increase in energy. Reduction of pain or an increase in function may occur immediately after the session, or it may develop gradually over the next few days. For some there may be a reorganization phase as the body adapts to the release of stagnated energy.
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1. Restores energy level, eliminates effects of fatigue and tension
2. Increases alertness, improves problem-solving ability
3. Activates the immune system
4. Helps prevent hand and arm injury due to repetitive movement
5. Cleanses body toxins, reduces lactic acid build-up in muscle fibers
6. Maintains flexibility
7. Improves circulation
8. Effective as a painkiller, massage releases the body’s endorphins
9. Increases range of motion
10. Proven effective as a stress reduction tool

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