How Acupressure
Relieves Pain

Acupressure Therapy provides a natural way to cope with pain and stress. You can learn Acupressure point formulas for different kinds of pain, and for relieving it in various areas of the body.

Acupressure pain relief can be as simple as gently holding the Acupressure points directly on painful or aching areas. Hold the points for two to three minutes to significantly reduce pain.

Acupressure for
Headaches & Migraines

Most headaches are caused primarily by tension, which constricts the blood vessels that supply oxygen to the brain. A headache is the body’s warning signal that the brain may not be getting enough oxygen. Too often, we choose to repress the warning signals of a headache by taking aspirin or another pain reliever, instead of dealing with the stress and the real cause.

Self-Healing Acupressure
for Relieving Pain

Self-Acupressure pain relief uses the points and principles of Acupuncture, which is based on Traditional Chinese Medicine. Instead of inserting needles, Self-Acupressure applies pressure, mainly with your hands, to release blockages and, in turn, relieves pain.

Activating potent Acupressure points stimulates the body’s healing energy.

Knee & Hip Pain
Self-Acupressure Points

Hip or knee disorders are often particularly painful, since these joints support the weight of the upper body. If you stand on one foot, your body weight (minus the weight of the standing leg) would be resting on your hip and knee joints.

When you walk or run, the hip and knee have to absorb forces many times the weight of the body.

Acupressure for
Anxiety & Nervousness

Fortunately, you can help yourself feel better from anxiety and nervousness with a combination of holding Acupressure points, deep breathing, a balanced whole foods diet, and getting plenty of daily aerobic exercise. This comprehensive approach gives you all the elements you need.

Acupressure for Emotional Healing

Traumatic events and painful experiences cause the body to shut down and trap negative feelings. This can result in physical ailments and emotional imbalances. Self-Acupressure releases the muscular tension from traumatic experiences and restores the flow of vital energy, making resolution possible.

Acupressure for Depression

Acupressure helps relieve depression. Counseling or therapy can get to the emotional roots of depression and support positive life changes. Acupressure and other lifestyle methods can complement counseling, for a more complete body-mind approach.

Acupressure &
Shiatsu Therapy

Shiatsu Therapy is the traditional therapeutic form of Asian bodywork and massage that uses deep penetrating pressure to stimulate the Acupressure points. Releasing these healing points opens the flow of energy in the meridians, tones the musculature and also increases the circulation of the blood.

Acupressure &
Tuina: Chinese Massage

Tuina Chinese Massage (also known as Tui Na) stimulates the Qi or Chi (the healing energy flow) using Acupressure hand movements, full body stretches, joint rotations, and other Chinese massage methods. Tuina is a vigorous form of massage that originated in China.

Thai Massage
with Acupressure

Thai Massage is an ancient healing practice that uses massage and Acupressure along with stretching exercises to reduce stress and promote well-being. This article will explore how to fully combine Acupressure with Thai Massage, including wisdom about how the vital life energy works in both.

Acupressure &
Massage Therapy

By including Acupressure skills, Massage Therapists can protect their own body’s stress by using Asian Bodywork’s body mechanics. Shiatsu and traditional Thai Massage incorporated with Acupressure Massage can give a Massage Therapists greater power in their healing work and protect their body from various work related injuries.

Chiropractic Care
with Acupressure

Chiropractic treatments and Acupressure Therapy complement each other. They were traditionally practiced together in ancient China.

Acupressure increases the circulation of both blood and healing energy through the spinal column. This relaxes the back muscles and eases chiropractic adjustments, helping them to last longer.

Reflexology
with Acupressure

Reflexology points on the hands and feet stimulate the nerve endings, which send healing messages to all parts of the body via neurological pathways.

Acupressure points have similar comprehensive benefits, which stem from balancing the body’s life energy through a system of Meridian pathways. This healing energy — known as Chi, Qi, or Ki — functions to nourish all parts and systems of the body.

Reiki on
Acupressure Points

Traditional Chinese Medicine has mapped out the human body’s energy system of specific points located along the meridians, which are lines of energy that flow throughout the body.

Channeling Reiki energy into the Acupressure points through your fingertips as well as your palms can further direct this healing energy into the meridian system.

What is Acu-Yoga?

Acu-Yoga is a system of exercises that integrates two ancient holistic self-healing methods — Acupressure and Yoga. It’s based upon centuries of practice and research in Asia. Today, we can greatly benefit from their traditional healing wisdom. Combining these holistic practices provides increased effectiveness.

Acu-Yoga for
Pelvic Problems

Pelvic tension is a very common condition, since the pelvis is exposed to a great deal of stress and thus easily accumulates tension. It is important, therefore, to practice techniques which help release tension from the pelvis if you want to improve your strength, flexibility, and overall balance.

Acu-Yoga for
Shoulder Tension

With Acu-Yoga exercises, shoulder tensions can be released and a wave of warmth can flow into the extremities. A new sense of vitality and rejuvenation can emerge. Balancing this area has strong effects on the entire body, and is a key part of an overall body release.

Balancing Hypertension High Blood Pressure

Holistic health involves seeing ourselves as integrated wholes. We look beyond symptoms for underlying causes, imbalances, and patterns of weakness. Hypertension is a symptom, a manifestation of imbalances in the body. Whether dietary or emotional factors predominate, we must look deeply into ourselves and our lives to learn more.

Acu-Yoga
Chakra Healing

When you combine these two complementary practices of self-healing, the result is increased effectiveness. Each Acu-Yoga technique stretches or presses various muscles, nerves, and Acupressure points. This releases muscular tension and promotes the flow of the life force – known as Chi or prana – through the Acupressure Meridians and the chakras.

Acu-Yoga & Meditation

One purpose of meditation is to transcend the usual limitations of human consciousness and expand to higher levels of awareness. This can be accomplished by focusing your mind, which allows you to temporarily step aside from its constant chatter. The mind can then go beyond its normal scope into a vastness that cannot be described, only experienced.

Sexual Pleasure
& Orgasm

For thousands of years, the Chinese have practiced erotic techniques that enhance sexuality and overall well-being. The legendary Yellow Emperor, who lived more than four thousand years ago, was personally interested in ways to use sex to maintain radiant health.

Acupressure for Premature Ejaculation

Acupressure can be helpful for both promoting healthy sexuality and for addressing a number of sexual problems. This article covers the definition of premature ejaculation, a case study, causes, four aspects of erections, dietary recommendations, and helpful Acupressure resources.

Acupressure for
Sexual Healing

Inhibited sexual desire is simply the inability to enjoy normal sexual activities. It affects both men and women. In this article, you will learn about various causes for this condition and the seven key steps you can take for sexual healing and to cultivate a healthy sexuality.