United States (Schools)

United States Sites:

Korean Martial Therapy (KMT) Korean Martial Therapy (KMT): [Los Angeles] Traditional healing art taught by Jae "Johnny" Kwon Yun. (United States) http://www.urban4est.com/202.htm Shiatsu Education Center of Arizona Shiatsu Education Center of Arizona: [Phoenix, Arizona] Introduction to the school and bio of its tutor. (United States) http://www.zenshiatsu.us/ YamaMizu Renmei Bujutsu YamaMizu Renmei Bujutsu: [Menomonie, Wisconsin] School for amma therapy and martial arts. Details of online training, and student resources. (United States) http://www.yamamizuryu.org/yamamizu.html International School of Shiatsu International School of Shiatsu: [Doylestown, Pennsylvania] Curriculum details of courses including foundation, practitioner level and special workshops. List of graduates, and books and treatment accessories for sale. (United States) http://www.shiatsubo.com/ Boston Shiatsu School Boston Shiatsu School: [Cambridge, Massachusetts] Full course details for certification and continuing education. Associated with East/West Institute of Alternative Medicine. (United States) http://www.bostonshiatsu.org/ The Self Knowledge Center The Self Knowledge Center: [St. Petersburg Beach, Florida] Courses in Jin Shin Jyutsu healing techniques. Phyllis Singer, instructor. (United States) http://selfknow.com/ Desert Institute of the Healing Arts Desert Institute of the Healing Arts: [Tucson, Arizona] Accredited, state-licensed educational facility specializing in massage therapy and Zen shiatsu. Certification and continuing education available. (United States) http://www.diha.com/ East-West Healing Arts Institute East-West Healing Arts Institute: [Madison, Wisconsin] Massage and acupressure training program. Includes school details, workshops, job opportunities, and contact information. (United States) http://www.acupressureschool.com/ Sennin Foundation Center for Japanese Cultural Arts Sennin Foundation Center for Japanese Cultural Arts: [Albany, California] Classes in Shin-Shin-Toitsu-Do (Japanese yoga) and hitori ryoho (massage) system founded by Nakamura Tempu Sensei. (United States) http://www.michionline.org/sennin-center/healing_arts.html Tao Mountain Tao Mountain: [Charlottesville, VA, and New York City] Courses in traditional Thai yoga massage and herbal medicine. Also selling specialty teas, tonic and medicinal herbs, aromatherapy, and books. (United States) http://www.taomountain.org/ Heartwood Institute Heartwood Institute: [Garberville, California] Institution offering an Asian healing arts and integrative nutrition program. (United States) http://www.heartwoodinstitute.com/content/asian/index.htm East West Massage School East West Massage School: [Sebastopol, California] Traditional Thai massage, zen shiatsu, western styles massage therapies taught. Tim Holt, director. (United States) http://eastwestmassageschool.com/ Natural Health Institute Natural Health Institute: [Nashville, Tennessee] Offers professional bodywork therapy program. Includes shiatsu, ayurvedic massage and acupressure. (United States) http://www.natural-health-inst.com/ King Institute King Institute: Texas based christian organization describes and provides training across the country for the public and health professionals on the ki method. (United States) http://www.kinginstitute.org/ East-West School of Massage Therapy East-West School of Massage Therapy: [Wyomissing, Pennsylvania] State-licensed school teaching therapeutic massage and shiatsu therapy. (United States) http://www.ewsmt.com/ Chinese Eastern Massage, Alternative Medicine Chinese Eastern Massage, Alternative Medicine: The Oriental Healing Arts Institute offers a unique natural healing massage program that combines both Eastern and Western massage theory and techniques in a fully accredited massage program. (United States) http://www.tuinaschool.com The Ohashi Institute The Ohashi Institute: [New York] Ohashiatsu is a nurturing touch technique founded on traditional acupressure massage and shiatsu. Seminars worldwide, books and videos. (United States) http://www.ohashiatsu.org/