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State Directory- Swedish MassageShiatsu on the Spot uses techniques originally designed for a clothed and seated client. In contrast, "chair massage" takes Swedish massage techniques, meant for use on disrobed oiled clients lying on a table, and attempts to adapt these to a seated clothed client.
- Deep Tissue MassageShiatsu is a therapy that is very distinct from Swedish or deep-tissue massage. To properly practice it requires hundreds of hours of training. A massage therapist who takes a weekend seminar may learn a few useful techniques, but is misrepresenting themselves if they claim to be trained in shiatsu. Ask your therapist about their training and credentials.
- Chair MassageShiatsu on the Spot uses the techniques of acupressure to do more than just relax tight muscles; it works toward the balancing of all aspects of the body and the mind. And unlike chair massage, which requires clients to sit on an ungainly chair with their face pressed into an uncomfortable pad, EarthTouch's Shiatsu on the Spot seats clients on a simple dignified wooden stool.
- Reiki Massage
- Shiatsu MassageI wish that I could spend my days doing bodywork for love, but I can't yet convince the world to let me pay for everything with shiatsu and massage. So I have to charge. A sliding scale is available for those in financial distress.
- Stretching
- Manipulation Therapy
- Chiropractic Injury TreatmentAcupressure for Martial Arts and Sports Improve your training with acupressure and Asian Bodybody techniques! Topics to be covered include acupressure "first aid" points for injury treatment, the Makko-Ho stretches, self-shiatsu techniques, and the use of basic Chinese herbal linaments such as Dit Da Jow and San Huang San. While focused towards martial arts training, this class will be useful to anyone engaged in athletic training.
- AcupressureIn acupressure, light pressure is applied to specific points to help balance the body and the mind. Through thousands of years of careful observation, practitioners of traditional Asian medicine have cataloged hundreds of points on the body where stimulation can release tension and increase circulation.
- AcupunctureAsian Bodywork Therapy is one of the three branches of the ancient tradition of Chinese medicine, the others being acupuncture and herbalism.