Yumeiho therapy originated from Japan and is a synergy of a number of bodywork systems. It is typically conducted on a matted surface on the floor which provides for patient comfort and some mechanical advantage for the practitioner. It shares many similarities to shiatsu therapy and Thai yoga massage with its compressive style of soft tissue kneading and pressure and it's use of gentle end of range stretching.

Yumeiho therapy is a holistic Japanese full body muscle and joint balancing technique that can produce great results for sufferers of musculoskeletal pain. During the treatment the Yumeiho therapist uses special stretching and rocking movements combined with a gentle deep tissue massage to produce fast and effective pain relief.
The therapy is a full body treatment that gentle balances the myofascial and skeletal system with over 100 commonly used treatment techniques.

It is also knows as the "method of correcting hip bones, massage and acupressure" or "Saionji Oriental Special Massage", but the original name is "Yumeiho Therapy".
It can be applied on a regular basis for good body maintenance where it assists in muscle relaxation and joint decompression.

Yumeiho therapy is currently taught in Australia to qualified allied health care practitioners. Professional indemnity Insurance has been approved for Yumeiho therapy. 

 

Building better health with Yumeiho Therapy.