What do we do to "relax our bodies"? | If you are a therapist school, executive academy Osaka | Blog

I want to help my clients relax their bodies.

I want to loosen my stiff muscles.

I hope this will make things a little easier for you.

for that,
We learn various technologies.

Knowing the location of the muscles,
Learn about the structure of the body,
Learn how to apply pressure.

So that it reaches deep.
Make sure it works effectively.

I will perform the treatment with all my heart.

But here,
There's something I'd like to think about.

Does the body relax the more forcefully it is worked on?

Our bodies contain,
It has a protective function against external stimuli.

When touched,
Sometimes it can be reassuring,
Sometimes we unconsciously become defensive.

Even with the same technique,
The way your body perceives things will change.

Therefore, I
"Not only how to loosen muscles,"

"Is that person's body in a state of relaxation and comfort?"

That is something we value.

The therapist,
Not someone who tries to change their body,
A person who creates conditions that allow a person's body to function naturally and efficiently.

Considering that,
This might change how you view treatments.

Deep pressure is,
It's not necessarily strong pressure.

To be in close contact,
It's not simply about pressing your hand down.

To touch means
It's not just about performing the procedure accurately.

There,
The therapist's own body usage,
The condition of the object when it is touched plays a significant role.

There's no need to reject the skills you've learned so far.

just,
How will that technology be used?

Under what circumstances will you touch the other person?

Let's take another look at it.


From "loosening up" to "creating the conditions for relaxation."

That's where what I've been exploring through Swedish massage comes in.

KAORI