Jin Shin Do: Acupressure for Acute and Chronic Injuries

Advanced massage modalities: learn a new techniques to build on your practice.

with Gayl Hubatch, LMT

Sun, March 28, 2010
10:00am-5:00pm
6 CE hours
$125 ($65 deposit)

[REGISTER] THIS WORKSHOP IS FULL

This 6 hour class will teach the Jin Shin Do technique, specific point combinations to stop pain, reduce swelling and inflammation of acute and chronic injuries. The Jin Shin Do technique is especially effective for chronic injuries that can bind muscle layers and stagnate chi and blood. Jin Shin Do “opens” energy flow through sustained pressure while blood is invigorated and pain reduced.

You will learn:

  • How to find acu-points related to most common injuries.
  • How the technique works.
  • Acu-point combinations give quick and lasting results.

Jin Shin Do means "Way of the Compassionate Spirit" Jin Shin Do uses a finger pressure technique from Japan while combining acupuncture theory, Taoist philosophy with Western psychological principles.

Jin Shin Do Bodymind Acupressure can be easily combined with massage and stands alone as a profound healing modality. It is like doing acupuncture without needles. Jin Shin Do will broaden your scope of practice and make deep muscle work much easier.

No prerequisites needed. Suggested reading: Complete Guide to Acupressure: Jin Shin Do by Iona Teeguarden

 

Gayl Hubatch, OMD is a doctor of Oriental medicine, Jin Shin Do instructor, and massage therapist for over 20 years. Gayl has been on the faculty at the Academy of Oriental Medicine and many other colleges and universities in her career. She teaches Jin Shin Do Bodymind Acupressure nationwide while maintaining a practice of acupuncture, Jin Shin Do, cranialsacral and massage therapy in Lakeway, Texas.

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Gayl Hubatch says:

"I use Jin Shin Do daily in my practice with massage and acupuncture to make and results quicken and treatments more effective. Using qi in bodywork is essential to any practitioner who wishes to deepen their knowledge and scope of practice."