November 27th, 2012, Continuing Professional Education
Program, Jikiden-kai was held at Yaletown Clinic. |
Topic: Shiatsu Treatment for Office Workers |
Participants: Kiyoshi, Yasu, Tomomi, Akiko, Miki, Aimi, Yusuke and Kana |
At the beginning, I
introcuded Bruegger's exercise. This is good exercise for office
workers. After that paired up and discuss about 10min. treatment plan
for office workers. (Kana)
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Workshop videos |
October 27th, 2012, Continuing Professional Education
Program, Jikiden-kai was held at Canadian College of Shiatsu Therapy
Main Campus. |
Participants: Kiyoshi, Keita, Ted, Akiko, Tomomi, Nakako, Rena, Aimi, Yasu and Kana |
Ted Takahashi, JSC
Shiatsupractor shared his knowledge about immune system and Shiatsu
this time. Also we learned Shiatsu points to improve blood circulation
as well.
(Ted
Takahashi)
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September 29th, 2012, Continuing Professional Education Program, Jikiden-kai was held at Canadian College of Shiatsu Therapy Main Campus. |
Topic: How to treat stiff shoulders |
Participants: Aimi, Mari, Keita, Tomomi, Yusuke, Mariko, Makiko, Nakako, Kana and Toshiya |
After discussed, paired up and
exchanged Shiatsu treatments. We have many different way to treat for
stiff shoulders. It was a great chance to share our own ways of
treatments. Kenowledge and experience are money!!
(Toshiya
Masuda)
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August 19th, 2012, Continuing Professional Education Program, Jikiden-kai was held at Yaletown Clinic. |
Topic: Tsubo Shiatsu |
Participants: Yusuke, Akiko, Tomomi, Lin, Kaz, Nakako, Yasu, Hikari, Keita, Kana and Masako |
Tsubo
means acupressure point. I introduced brief indication and location of
Tsubo of major points. At first, I introduced 12 meridians system, then Sun (Cun) measurement to understand of locating description. In second, I demonstrated each Tsubo location in the body and introduced some indications. In third, I showed how to count the spinal vertebrae on the back. It is sometimes difficult since all clients are different. Then, I introduced back-shu points on the back which correspond to 12 internal organs and useful to diagnose imbalance of organs. Shiatsu treatment is more often based on Western Anatomy and Physiology. However, knowing Tsubo is very useful to some conditions, such as acute back pain or internal organs problem. Tsubo is the Asian old wisdom which over 4000 years' time. There is no other way without taking advantage of this. This is just introduction of Tsubo Shiatsu; however there are many books about Tsubo / Acupressure out there. I hope that this helps to start self-study of Tsubo. (Masako)
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July 23rd, 2012, Continuing Professional Education Program, Jikiden-kai was held at Canadian College of Shiatsu Therapy Main Campus. |
Topic: Table Shiatsu - how
to treat Shiatsu on massage table |
Participants: Yoko, Kana, Yusuke, Taro, Mari, Akiko, Aimi, Tomomi, Lin and Keita |
I talked
about 4 points which were "table’s check point", "Shiatsu
Therapist", "Clients", and "demonstrate
how to do Shiatsu on neck and shoulders with step". I talked about my experiences, and from those 4 points on above, I believe clients’ safety is first priority. From demonstration, I shared the story about how to do Shiatsu on neck and around shoulders with step; therefore, Shiatsu Professionals know how to use body weight with step. Because of this Jikiden-kai, my motivation got higher than before. Also, I felt that I will do my best Shiatsu to all clients all the time. (Keita)
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July 2012 Jikiden-kai Participants |
June 26th, 2012, Continuing Professional Education Program, Jikiden-kai was held at Canadian College of Shiatsu Therapy Main Campus. |
Topic: Streching |
Participants: Kiyoshi, Yoko, Keita, Yusuke, Teruyo, Mariko, Taro, Kana, Toshiya, Aimi, Kazu and Mari |
At first,
we streched with watching the DVD. The reason why we did it was to feel how muscles move when stretching. Then I introduced Thai massage and shared how to apply the streching technique with clients. (Mari)
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May 12th, 2012, Continuing Professional Education Program, Jikiden-kai was held at Canadian College of Shiatsu Therapy Main Campus. |
Participants: Kiyoshi, Yoko, Yusuke, Mariko, Teruyo, Makiko, Rozary, Masako, Ted, Mari, Sae, Kaz, Akiko, Aimi and Taro |
During
the first half of the lecture we read a textbook on physiology and
looked at some anatomical charts. We explored what happens to your body
from Shiatsu and we also considered how we could make use of this
knowledge. During the second half we learned how to adjust the pelvic bones using only Shiatsu and I shared my thoughts about Shiatsu for a patient lying in the lateral position. I reconfirmed to myself the importance of Shiatsu in the anterior cervical region and abdominal region and expanding my knowledge makes my Shiatsu more interesting. (Taro)
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JSC Member |
April 16th, 2012, Continuing Professional Education Program, Jikiden-kai was held at Yaletown Clinic. |
Participants: Kiyoshi, Aya, Kana, Keita, Yusuke, Kaz, Akiko, Taro, Mari, Sae, Teruyo, Aimi and Masao |
During
the first half of the lecture we read a textbook on physiology and
looked at some anatomical charts. We explored what happens to your body
from Shiatsu and we also considered how we could make use of this
knowledge. During the second half we learned how to adjust the pelvic bones using only Shiatsu and I shared my thoughts about Shiatsu for a patient lying in the lateral position. I reconfirmed to myself the importance of Shiatsu in the anterior cervical region and abdominal region and expanding my knowledge makes my Shiatsu more interesting. (Masao)
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JSC Member |
March 10th, 2012, Continuing Professional Education Program, Jikiden-kai was held at Canadian College of Shiatsu Therapy Main Campus. |
Participants: Yoko, Kana, Makiko, Keita, Yusuke, Masako, Kaz,
Akiko, Taro, Kojiro, Teruyo, Mari, Sae and Hiroaki |
Contents of the workshop was
"How to
make a treatment plan." Before planning, detecting the human body such
as pattern is very important to figure out the clients' habit. In the
beginning, we discussed why the human body becomes crooked and twisted
from the centre line of the body. Then we talked about what kind of
habit of the body will be made from the pattern of daily actions.
Finally, we shared how to treat patients under the theory with checking
each other. (Hiroaki)
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JSC Member |
February 4th and 23rd, 2012, Continuing Professional
Education
Program,
Jikiden-kai was held at Canadian College of Shiatsu Therapy Main Campus. |
Special guest: Asada Sensei Participants: Kiyoshi, Yoko, Yusuke, Hiroaki, Ikuko, Kana, Mariko, Masao, Taro, Teruyo, Sae, Kojiro, Momoko and Kaz |
I have learned what "treatment"
exactly. How to figure out the cause of pain from posture, apply gentle
pressure, such as by changing position and using well four fingers. I
felt Mr. Asada's strong attempt to raise the level of all shiatsu
therapists. He supports Shiatsu technology by anatomically and all
Shiatsu therapists can understand by it. I want to make an effort more to build my Shiatsu knowledge. I would like to Mr. Asada to come to Jikidenkai again. (Yusuke)
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Asada Sensei with JSC menbers |