by Alice Whieldon PhD | Jun 18, 2019 | Sei-Ki, Uncategorized
Exploring Resonance Through Words And Touch Nick Pole & Alice Whieldon: in conversationSSJ ARTICLE WINTER 2018/9One’s life is conducted by one’s spirit…a treatment has to move the spirit to restore wellbeing…In creating a quiet space through a quiet...
by Alice Whieldon PhD | Dec 11, 2018 | Sei-Ki, Uncategorized
The key to what makes Shiatsu different from most science-based, as well as complementary medical systems, is that it is soul medicine. The term ‘soul’ is western and can refer to different things in different theological systems; it is used to here...
by Alice Whieldon PhD | Dec 11, 2018 | Sei-Ki, Uncategorized
In Shiatsu, diagnosis and treatment are the same. Diagnosis is treatment; treatment is the process of diagnosis. Masunaga and Kishi both stressed this point; it is the Japanese Shiatsu way and for Kishi this was the dynamic moment of...
by Alice Whieldon PhD | Dec 11, 2018 | Sei-Ki, Uncategorized
Welcome to the second interview in a series with female leaders, teachers and practitioners in the holistic therapeutic fields. These are women whose teaching has inspired me and I have been keen to learn more about their personal philosophy, experiences and the...
by Alice Whieldon PhD | Dec 11, 2018 | Sei-Ki, Uncategorized
As body-based therapists, as creative people, we need to be uncompromising in our pursuit and propagation of the truth. We need to be asking ourselves some basic questions and we need to be unflinching in offering and debating answers. This is the way to our own...
by Alice Whieldon PhD | Dec 11, 2018 | Sei-Ki, Uncategorized
Kishi by Alice Whieldon & Paul LundbergParis, 1971, the ragged end of Cultural Revolution and a city raw from student protest; a backdrop of Vietnam spiralling to the inevitable crash. A tired young Japanese man emerges from the dark of Gare de L’Est after...
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