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| Watsu Therapy - Freeing the Body in Water | |
| Watsu is the first form of Aquatic Bodywork. Watsu began in the early '80's when Harold Dull started floating people, applying the moves and stretches of the Zen Shiatsu he had studied in Japan. In the years since, Watsu has spread around the world and developed into a powerful form, which professionals find alleviates a wide range of physical and emotional conditions. An Impressive Range of Clinical Applications and Benefits Watsu's physical and stress-reducing effects are deep, long lasting and profound. That is why this unique form of massage is now being offered in spas, health clubs, hospitals and physiotherapy facilities around the world. To truly know what Watsu is, it must be experienced. | |
| Specific benefits of Watsu | Conditions that respond to Watsu |
| Improved body awareness | Chronic fatigue |
| Improved breathing and circulation | Depression, hyperactivity |
| Improved posture | Fibromyalgia |
| Increased energy | Migraine |
| Increased range of motion | Neuromuscular Disorders |
| Recovery and release of emotional issues | Recovery from strains, sprains and fractures |
| Reduced pain | Sleeping problems |
| Reduced muscle tension | Release from headaches |
| Reduced stress | Stress and anxiety related disorders |
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