Open Day August 25th: Discover the quiet power that heals

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The Dutch School for Classical Shiatsu strives to give its students a solid foundation with which they can improve their own lives, and that of their patients, in a qualitative way. In this turbulent and fast society, where changes follow each other at the speed of light, there is an increasing need for inner peace, stability and warmth. Studying, practicing and receiving Do-In and Shiatsu provides that basis. Do you want to feel for yourself what shiatsu and Do-In can do for you? Then come to our open day on August 25th and discover the quiet power that heals!

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De stille kracht die geneest
The quiet power to heal


YOU ARE WELCOME AT OUR OPEN DAY!

Twice a year, the Dutch School for Classical Shiatsu invites you to come and take a look at what we do. See, taste, feel en enjoy the healing power of shiatsu with free lessons, demonstrations, diagnosis and treatment. Don't miss it. We are looking forward to welcoming you!

Program

11:00 - 11.30 am Open DO-IN lesson
11:30 uur 12 am Break
12:00 - 13:00 Shiatsu demonstration
13:00 13.30 uur Break
13:30 uur 14:30 uur Open Shiatsu lesson
14:30 uur 15.00 uur Break
15:00 - 16:00 Free diagnosis and treatment by students
16:00 The end. We love to see you soon at one of our courses!
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Alan Nash

Alan Nash was born in London on May 14, 1946 and came to the Netherlands in 1979 as a computer expert. He chose a different path and followed a study "Bio-metabolism European Laboratory for Nutrition and Nutrients" with Professor Drs. E.F. Vogelaar and Shiatsu training at Yoshinori Miyashita in Amsterdam. He then studied traditional oriental medicine and diagnostics under Yuichi Kawada Sensei and Kazunori Sasaki. He graduated cum laude and founded the Dutch School for Classical Shiatsu. In the years that followed, Alan specialized in treating patients who cannot be helped within mainstream medicine.

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