Ohashiatsu in Austria

25/02/2026

Nur noch 2 Plätze frei – Basiskurs 1 startet im März - https://mailchi.mp/f83700505521/ohashiatsu-basiskurs-14005492

21/02/2026

Reminder!! Morgen findet unser “Offener Workshop: Ohashiatsu erleben” statt. ☺️ Es sind keine Vorkenntnisse notwendig. Der Workshop wird auf Deutsch gehalten und findet in Wien statt.

Alle Infos dazu findet ihr auf der Website: ohashiatsu.at (Link in Bio).

Freue mich auf Euch! ☺️

15/02/2026

Praxisklasse kommenden Sonntag! - https://mailchi.mp/6bd649f2a2ee/nchste-praktische-klasse-14005420

07/02/2026

Ohashi - In Japanese, his name means “Big Bridge.”

That’s exactly how he sees himself:

a bridge between East and West,
between wisdom and knowledge,
between technique and deep touch,
between different approaches to healing.

Not either–or.
But both.

As a Japanese man living in the US since the 1970s,
he deeply understands both worlds —
and connects them with clarity and heart.

In times like these,
bridges matter more than ever. ❤️

21/01/2026

Practice. Connect. Grow. ✨

The Ohashiatsu® Membership Program is here — a gentle, joyful path for continuous learning and embodiment.

Choose your path: Flow, Integration, or Mastery and deepen your practice with courses, live sessions, mentoring, and community support.

12/01/2026

Praxisklasse kommenden Samstag! - https://mailchi.mp/6c715ede47e9/nchste-praktische-klasse-14005267

08/01/2026

31/12/2025

New Year’s Eve ✨
A new year begins with a conscious breath and a grounded body.
Invite clarity, renewal, and calm as you step into the year ahead.

🌿 Wishing you a balanced and mindful New Year! ✨

29/12/2025

Something great is coming soon! ☺️

24/12/2025

✨ Wishing you peaceful holidays ✨
May this Christmas bring softness, presence, and deep rest.
Ohashiatsu supports you in returning to balance and warmth during this special time.
🎄✨

21/12/2025

A moment to slow down, breathe deeply, and arrive in your body.
Ohashiatsu invites grounding, warmth, and deep relaxation during this quiet time before Christmas.

✨ Wishing you a peaceful 4th Advent ✨

19/12/2025

These socks are not a fashion statement.
They are part of how I work. ☺✨

In Ohashiatsu we wear Tabi socks for a reason.
Ohashi says the big toe is key for balance — that’s why it’s separate.
Good movement creates ease. Ease creates depth. Without effort.

They also sit firmly on the foot.
No slipping. No adjusting.
When we move a lot, that makes a real difference.

And yes — it looks professional.
The Japanese know this: appearance shapes mindset.
It affects us. And it affects the client.

Our clothes, the Gi, the Tabis — they’re a uniform.
The ego steps back.
We step into a neutral skin, reserved for Ohashiatsu.
White supports that — clarity, distance, presence.

Simple. Practical. Powerful.