דניאל נייקרק טיפולי מים - Danielle Nykerk Water Sessions

OBA (Ocean Body Aquatic) 1, 2, 3 with Gianni De Stefani

Watsu 1, 2, 3 with Gianni De Stefani

Watsu 2 audit with Harold Dull & Cameron West

Waterdance 1, 2, 3 with Arjana Brunschweiler

Watsu for Babies, with Dariya Kuznik

Healing Dance 1, with Ashaman Gray

Shiatsu for Watsu, with Petra Buschfeld

Tantsu, with Xavier Boisson

WABA Course Assistant

Waterdance Basic Fundamentals Assistant, with Ilya Pogreb (May 2019)

Waterdance Basic Fundamentals Assistant, with Ilya Pogreb (December 2018)

Waterdance 1 Assistant, with Arjana Brunschweiler (September 2018)

The name Watsu comes from water shiatsu. It works on the meridans of the body, on movement, stretching, and massage. The treatment is given in a pool with temperature between 33-35 C. Watsu is great for all demographics-- kids, teenagers, adults, pregnancy, and geriatrics. The water comes to the ear line- mouth and nose are out of the water. During the session, the clients body is being supported by the therapist, warm water, and aquatic body floats.

WATA or WaterDance was created by Arjana C. Brunschwiler. WATA is the founder of underwater treatments. It technique in which the receiver is given a noseclip, to prevent water from entering the nasal passages, and then gradually guided underwater. Touch or movement signals are used to communicate when the receiver is to be submerged, and the therapist carefully times submersion to ensure the receiver has a full breath. Movement is coordinated with breath and incorporates elements of massage, stretching, rolls, somersaults, inversions, and dance.

Aquatic bodywork sessions are an opportunity to let go, sink in, and simply to be.