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The Shiatsu Society
Eastlands Court
St Peter's Road
Rugby CV21 3QP
Tel: 0845 130 4560 (Mondays to Fridays 9am-5pm)
E-mail: admin@shiatsu.org
Website: www.shiatsu.org
Set up in 1981 to facilitate communication within the field of shiatsu and to inform the public of the benefits of this form of natural healing. Has formed a network linking individuals, students and teachers to fulfil the role of a professional organisation.

websites

The European Shiatsu School
www.shiatsu.co.uk
One of the worlds most established shiatsu schools, with study facilities within Britain and Europe, plus affiliated schools worldwide. Features information about courses and activities run by the school.

Complementary Medical Association — Shiatsu
www.the-cma.org.uk/HTML/shiat.htm
Discusses what shiatsu is, what to expect when you visit a therapist, and a brief outline of its history.

books
 
 

	The Book of Shiatsu by Paul Lundberg This guide demonstrates how to use shiatsu to alleviate tension, pain, and chronic discomforts and improve health and vitality. Get this book
	Shiatsu: The Complete Guide by Chris Jarmey This text discusses both the spiritual and practical aspects of shiatsu, including the concept of ki or chi energy and how different parts of the body can be used to transmit energy. Get this book
	Shiatsu by Susanne Franzen A practical guide showing how to administer self-help shiatsu yourself or to a partner. Get this book

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