Acupressure & Acupressure Points

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Acupressure is a traditional Chinese technique based on the same principles as Acupunture. Unlike acupuncture, that uses needles to achieve response, acupressure uses gentle but firm physical pressure exerted by hand, elbow, and foot or with the aid of different devices.

Acupressure is an ancient science that focuses on specific meridians (channels) of the body that generate energy to activate the body’s natural healing ability. Acupressure is performed by pushing a finger or the thumb into identified points of the meridian. For example, to help release anxiety one could activate a pressure point located on the transverse crease of the wrist by pressing deeply into the depression between the two bones.

There are different types of acupressure; Two popular techniques are Shiatsu and Jin Shin.

Both approaches use the same pressure points in the meridian but differ in the application.

Shiatsu technique vigorously holds pressure on the points for a couple of seconds and Jin Shin technique push the pressure point in a gentle fashion holding for several minutes.

All Acupressure has been known to help overall health but more specifically it could be used to treat headaches, eyestrains, muscle tension, stress, arthritis, asthma and colds.

Where can you get trained as an Acupressure Therapist?

A course in Acupressure could include classes such as these:-

Eastern & Western approaches to health.

Five elements theory.

Acupressure techniques, treatments and therapeutic areas.

Meridian system.

Acupressure techniques and treatments in special situations.

Emergency treatments.

Alternatives to fingertip medicine.

Acupressure points.

Human energy field.

Depending on the type of Acupressure course you enroll in depends on the amount of hours required. Some self training courses require as little as 60 hours and college diploma courses can be 200 hours or more.

Acupressure is a science that has been alive and healing people for centuries. Acupressure therapists treat the body by activating the meridians that connect the bodies systems and organs via pressure points. There are many scholastic courses that provide a depth of knowledge and experience with acupressure that meet national standards of certification.

Acupressure can be used to treat all these conditions : -

Tension Headaches
Migraine Headaches
Jaw Pain, Toothache, Earache
Neck and Shoulder Pain
Wrist, Hand, Arm pain
Backache, Hip, Knee, Ankle and Foot pain
Colds, Flu, Sore throat, Sinus Infection, Loss of Voice
Allergies
Anxiety Attacks and Nervousness
Depression
Insomnia
Fainting
Hiccoughs
Improve Memory and Concentration
Angina, Heart Palpitations and High Blood Pressure
Constipation, Diarrhea, Heartburn and Stomachache
PMS and Painful Periods, Hot Flashes, Pregnancy Discomfort, Morning Sickness
Bed-wetting, Incontinence, Urinary retention
Nose bleeding, Itching, Asthma, Decreased Libido, Hangover Heart Palpitations

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