by Tony Austin | Apr 3, 2020 | Shiatsu, Traditional Chinese Medicine
Lessons from Lockdown – A Chinese medicine perspective I began planning this blog when Covid-19 was on the other side of the world and many of us thought it was only another kind of seasonal flu. Now, we are coping with a new reality and a new vocabulary of...
by Tony Austin | Feb 1, 2016 | Qi Gong, Shiatsu
It is late January as I write this, Christmas seems a distant memory and there’s a long stretch to get through till Spring. Make all the resolutions you want, adopt “Dry January”; resolve to learn French, or piano; aspire to lose weight and get fit;...
by Tony Austin | Oct 25, 2015 | Reviews & Testimonials, Shiatsu
One of the joys of this summer was the chance to work with the inspiring teacher Kulwinder Kaur on her Structural Alignment Course at the Nottingham Buddhist Centre. Kulwinder, “Kindy” to her friends, teaches Shin Tai, a specialism of shiatsu developed by Saul Goodman...
by Tony Austin | Sep 11, 2015 | Shiatsu
Hello, here is a recent interview I gave to Nutritionist, Valerie McKen. Valerie came to me for some help with her flexibility. She is fit and looks after herself, but was finding that she was not getting the results she expected in her yoga class and had some...
by Tony Austin | May 15, 2015 | Shiatsu
What fascinates me about shiatsu is its capacity to enable us to liberate our own sources of healing, to guide us to a better understanding of ourselves and our environment and to allow us to more fully align our internal and external worlds. Shiatsu is a system of...
