Shiatsu
International Shiatsu School (ISS Kiental)
Shiatsu is a natural healing method, a modern form of therapeutic, energetic bodywork, which has its origins in Japan. The theoretical principles correspond largely to those of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Literally translated, Shiatsu means “finger pressure” – but the treatment encompasses much more: in the hands of well-trained therapists, it offers the possibility of focused work with ailments. The aim is to balance energetic patterns, to release blockages and to strengthen the self-healing and developmental powers of the individual. Based on this understanding, Shiatsu is an effective therapy for a variety of physical and mental ailments and life crises. As a communication system in the body, the energy channels or meridians play an important role. Through them it is possible to reach areas of the body (e.g. also organs) that are not accessible to direct contact. If the energy, the Ki, cannot flow freely in the body and in the meridians, congestion or low-energy areas develop, which can lead to physical symptoms.
In Europe, therapeutic Shiatsu has developed over the past decades and is an effective form of treatment for a variety of ailments and diseases. In a 1997 report of the EU Commission on complementary medicine procedures, Shiatsu is mentioned by name as one of 8 methods. In 2015 Shiatsu was recognized in Switzerland as a complementary therapy method and is therefore a professional training recognized by the Swiss government, also as a first profession. Today it is also used in Europe in prevention, education, in various institutions such as rehabilitation or in hospices and in the wellness sector. Shiatsu is an ideal remedy against stress, exhaustion and tension. In the security and calmness of the treatment, the clients find the possibility to feel themselves again, to arrive at themselves and to gather new strength. In this way Shiatsu can maintain health and promote its restoration. It mobilizes the vital forces and contributes to the joy of life.
The Shiatsu course at Kientalerhof has been accredited by the OdA KT (Organisation der Arbeitswelt Komplementärtherapie) since 1 May 2016 and fulfils the requirements and quality standards for the Federal Certificate in Complementary Therapy.
Education in Shiatsu
Learning in harmony with nature
We believe that prospective therapists deserve the best possible training. We are convinced that we
offer the ideal environment for comprehensive, concentrated and practice-oriented learning.
Leading in theory and practice
Europe’s leading instructors teach you Shiatsu from the practice. The combination of proven traditional techniques with the latest scientific knowledge is unique at Kientalerhof. The training is complemented by psychology and cooking courses.
Training with Shiatsu diploma and Branchenzertifikat in complementary therapy
The extra-occupational training corresponds to the guidelines of EMR and ASCA and is recognized by the Shiatsu Association Switzerland. It has been accredited by the OdA KT (Organisation der Arbeitswelt Komplementärtherapie) since 1 May 2016 and meets the requirements and quality standards for the federal diploma. The training consists of ten levels, each lasting six to nine days.
For the graduation with Shiatsu diploma and Branchenzertifikat KT, the attendance of the so-called Tronc Commun with 340 hours is necessary. It consists of 18 modules (182 h med. basics, 105 h social-scientific basics, 56 h professional basics). Please refer to the Shiatsu training dossier for detailed information about it.
For the Shiatsu KT Education federal subsidies can be applied for >> HERE
Repeat one level of Shiatsu
If you have already attended a given level of the Shiatsu Education, you can repeat and deepen it with a 70% discount, which we highly recommend.
Shiatsu Examen
Kiental
with Magali CUNZ
and
Jürgen WESTHOFF
and
Franziska VON SCHINCKEL
and
Steven GRÜTTER
and
Wilfried RAPPENECKER
and
Susanne HOFFMANN
3 Days
Shiatsu 6 incl. Cooking class
Kiental
with Wilfried RAPPENECKER
and
Steven GRÜTTER
and
Jürgen WESTHOFF
9 Days
