Brussels-based practice: Holistic bodywork & complementary care
Brussels-based practice: Holistic bodywork & complementary care
Experience a delightful moment of calm on a comfortable chair!
Chair shiatsu is an accessible Japanese form of bodywork that helps to immediately release daily tension. It has its origins in Anma (or Amma), an ancient Japanese pressure point massage that shares the same classical foundations as Tuina from ancient Chinese medicine.
In my practice, I provide a safe space where you don’t have to do anything at all. The massage is performed over your clothes while you sit comfortably — allowing you to easily and effortlessly experience deep relaxation.
Through targeted pressure with thumbs and palms, complemented by kneading, rubbing, tapping, shaking, and gentle stretches, you will feel your body release tension and experience deep relaxation. The back, shoulders, neck, head, arms, hands, hips, and legs are treated in a smooth and attentive manner, fully adapted to your current needs.
Each session is unique: you receive exactly what your body needs at that moment. Chair shiatsu helps you slow down, fully ground yourself in the present, and reconnect with calmness and clarity.
In addition to sessions in my practice, I also offer chair shiatsu for teams, organizations, and special events. Want to bring calm and vitality to the place where you come together? Check the possibilities on my Corporate & Events page.
For everyone, as the massage chair is easily accessible:
Shiatsu can contribute to your wellbeing by offering support for:
After a brief welcome, the session is tailored to your needs. You will then sit on the ergonomic shiatsu chair, which is adjusted for your comfort. The massage is performed over your clothes.
We recommend wearing long trousers (to sit comfortably on the chair) and loose clothing. A changing room is available.
Organising a corporate or private event? Short sessions fit perfectly into your special day as a ‘massage break’! Request a free quote.
A note — Our services support your well-being and are complementary to conventional care. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for health-related questions or symptoms. Read our full service policy here.