Amatsu with Taz
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Amatsu is a Japanese therapy that works balancing all of the structures of the body to restore and improve movement patterns of the body, this in turn has the effect of improving mobility, reducing tension and relieving pain. When there is pain and dysfunction in the body this is often because restrictions are causing the body to work against itself, the key to the success in Amatsu is reintegration. Allowing the body to work as one coherent structure protecting and reinforcing itself though organised movement. Amatsu is a whole body approach, regardless of the presenting problem as small restriction in remote parts of the body can have a dramatic influence anywhere in the body.
An Amatsu treatment is performed on a treatment couch with the client fully clothed (although lose comfortable clothing is best), various assessment are made to identify the most effective place to make correction, then the limbs of the body are calibrated for optimum function. This stimulates repair, improves elimination of waste products and promotes healing. First appointments are 45 minutes Amatsu appointments are 30 minutes there after. Appointments are available on a Monday's, Friday's and Saturday's. Each session £40 Benefits
Taz sees clients with a range of problems and conditions. These have included:
AvailabilityTaz has appointment available at Bawtry-
Monday 8-10am and 5-7pm Friday 8-2.30pm Saturday 8-12pm First appointments are 45 minutes Amatsu appointments are 30 minutes there after. Each session £40 About Taz
Taz is an award winning Amatsu therapist, he has been practicing for over 20 years and teaching for nearly as long. He has helped many clients back to health, including helping high level sports people and those with chronic conditions and injuries, in clinics in London and Doncaster. Taz advocates an holistic approach to health through diet and lifestyle.
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