Chicago Shiatsu Massage is a Japanese form of bodywork. This Massage is one of the most popular we have here are Chicago Massage Therapy Center. The meaning of Shiatsu is actually “finger pressure”, and sometimes Chicago Massage Therapy refers to this massage as the finger press Massage. Shiatsu Massage combines assisted-stretching techniques and acupressure to restore qi, or energy balance, in the body. The shiatsu practitioner applies pressure to specific points to promote energy distribution throughout the body and to correct disharmonies in the energetic components of the body.
Related to the massage known as acupuncture, Shiatsu Massage is based on traditional Chinese medicine, where people get ill from having an unbalanced flow of energy throughout their body. Chicago Shiatsu Massage Therapists use palm and finger pressure to the energetic pathways located throughout the body, so it can improve the flow of energy.
Shiatsu Massage benefits:
• Improves posture.
• Reduces acute and chronic neck and back pain.
• Stimulates the circulatory, lymphatic and hormonal systems.
• Reduces blood pressure and heart rate.
The Chicago Shiatsu Massage Therapist applies a certain amount of pressure using different parts of her/his hands in a soothing pattern. Your muscles will start loosening up and you will already start to feel the wonder of a Chicago Shiatsu Massage. The pressure feels a little different, because fingers are mostly used throughout the Chicago Shiatsu Massage, unlike of massages, where the whole palm is used.
Chicago Shiatsu treatments are given for a variety of ailments, from respiratory problems, to digestive problems, to headaches and leg cramps, and can bring relief to a number of everyday disorders. And today, shiatsu massage is gaining popularity in the West, and is practiced in America and Europe.

Chicago Shiatsu Massage Therapist
If you start feeling uncomfortable or small amounts of pain, please let your Chicago Massage Therapist know as soon as possible. We will adjust to however you want the massage. Don’t be afraid to ask.