JIn Shin
High Touch Jin Shin is a self-healing art which came to the western world from the ancient Japanese tradition of natural medicine. Jin Shin, roughly translates as “the compassionate being”. It is also known as the art of ” knowing and helping myself”.
Jin Shin is gentle and noninvasive. The treatments follow the ancient principles of Eastern energy therapy, sharing many of the same concepts upon which acupuncture is based. High Touch Jin Shin, however, utilizes the life force that emanates from our fingertips, which when applied with a very gentle but penetrating touch, supports rather than pushes the natural flow of the body’s energy. The person receiving the treatment is encouraged to relax, to subconsciously direct how the energy is used and to reflect upon the opportunity it brings. This supportive partnership enables the energy to circulate to whatever depth the person needs, accessing all levels of the energy flow.
A person receiving regular treatments may notice an unusual sense of harmony and well-being. They may also see and understand their unconscious patterns of internalizing stress, negative emotions, and thoughts. Physical stresses and strains begin to shift and lift and there is no longer the usual fatigue.
While Jin Shin is not a magic cure to heal all ailments, it does allow for a clarity and calmness to enter the body and mind, so that deeper, internal awareness can be accessed more readily, similar to the effects of a meditation practice.
“From my Jin Shin experience I found that I am much more sensitive to sensations within my body. Prior to this experience I had never explored my inner sensations, but I am now aware of an acute sensitivity to energy traveling throughout my body, which has piqued an interest in further exploration of this ancient art.”
~ Peter Hotchkiss, Civil Engineer
“Receiving Jin Shin from Caressa is like going into a deep meditation. The heaviness of my thoughts is lifted and I feel energy shifting as she moves from acupoint to acupoint. I always feel grounded and restored after my sessions. Thank you Caressa for your healing work!”
~ Janet DeHart, Massage Therapist
Taken from Caressa Joyce at 7sensesyogaandmassage.com
Jin Shin is gentle and noninvasive. The treatments follow the ancient principles of Eastern energy therapy, sharing many of the same concepts upon which acupuncture is based. High Touch Jin Shin, however, utilizes the life force that emanates from our fingertips, which when applied with a very gentle but penetrating touch, supports rather than pushes the natural flow of the body’s energy. The person receiving the treatment is encouraged to relax, to subconsciously direct how the energy is used and to reflect upon the opportunity it brings. This supportive partnership enables the energy to circulate to whatever depth the person needs, accessing all levels of the energy flow.
A person receiving regular treatments may notice an unusual sense of harmony and well-being. They may also see and understand their unconscious patterns of internalizing stress, negative emotions, and thoughts. Physical stresses and strains begin to shift and lift and there is no longer the usual fatigue.
While Jin Shin is not a magic cure to heal all ailments, it does allow for a clarity and calmness to enter the body and mind, so that deeper, internal awareness can be accessed more readily, similar to the effects of a meditation practice.
“From my Jin Shin experience I found that I am much more sensitive to sensations within my body. Prior to this experience I had never explored my inner sensations, but I am now aware of an acute sensitivity to energy traveling throughout my body, which has piqued an interest in further exploration of this ancient art.”
~ Peter Hotchkiss, Civil Engineer
“Receiving Jin Shin from Caressa is like going into a deep meditation. The heaviness of my thoughts is lifted and I feel energy shifting as she moves from acupoint to acupoint. I always feel grounded and restored after my sessions. Thank you Caressa for your healing work!”
~ Janet DeHart, Massage Therapist
Taken from Caressa Joyce at 7sensesyogaandmassage.com
