Continuing Professional Education Reports in 2024

This time, we exchanged opinions and techniques related to back pain. Since many people suffer from back pain, we discussed treatment approaches. We both have different techniques and ideas, so it was a valuable learning experience and a great opportunity.

This time, we practiced Shiatsu on the abdomen, sharing techniques and exchanging insights. The abdomen is a very important area of the body, and working on it can help alleviate back pain, among other benefits. It was a valuable opportunity to discuss and improve our skills together.

This time, we practiced on the cervical area to review the cervical Shiatsu techniques we had learned in the previous session. We had the opportunity to work with other therapists, who provided various opinions. This approach is particularly beneficial for patients such as pregnant women or those who are not accustomed to lying on their stomachs. It was a great learning experience.
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Mr. Shujiro Sato gave an insightful lecture on cervical anatomy and techniques at this Jikidenkai. After a detailed lecture on cervical anatomy, he demonstrated the techniques he uses in the field. The neck is a vital part of the body, making this an invaluable learning experience for all participants.
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This time, we practiced Shiatsu on the neck while lying on the side. We had the opportunity to work with other therapists who provided various opinions. This approach is beneficial for patients such as pregnant women or those who are not accustomed to lying on their stomachs. It was a very good opportunity.

This time we began with watching a recording of the previous Jikidenkai. Afterwards, everyone has the chance to practice the distal treatment techniques. This time, as a review of the previous Jikidenkai, we began by watching a video.
Participants who attended the previous Jikidenkai were able to review detailed techniques, while those who couldn’t attend had the opportunity to learn new ones.

We invited Mr. Mashiro Haruta sensei from Japan and learned how to treat stiff shoulders by distal treatment. With the patient laying on their back, first the ankles; hamstrings; front of the thighs; forearms and wrists are adjusted before the shoulder. We learned from Haruta sensei that by treating secondary areas before treating the area of concern, lowers the patient’s blood pressure, prevents injury, and makes treating the main area easier. It was a great opportunity for us to learn a new technique. Thank you very much, Haruta sensei for teaching us.

We practiced Shiatsu for the head and face. It was a valuable opportunity for us to exchange opinions and ideas, as each therapist has a unique approach to Shiatsu.