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Junko Sawabe, BA

Junko Sawabe, BA

Shiatsu
Japanese
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Junko Sawabe, geboren in Tokio, Japan, ist eine diplomierte Shiatsu-Praktikerin mit langjähriger Erfahrung in Österreich. Sie bietet ganzheitliche Shiatsu-Behandlungen an, die auf der traditionellen chinesischen Medizin (TCM) basieren. Junko Sawabe arbeitet mit sanften Berührungen und Druck entlang der Meridiane, um Blockaden wie Verspannungen, Schmerzen und emotionale Spannungen zu lösen. Sie ergänzt ihre Behandlungen gelegentlich mit Moxibustion und Schröpfen. Junko Sawabe bildet sich kontinuierlich weiter und freut sich, ihre japanischen Wurzeln durch Shiatsu-Anwendungen ganzheitlich zur Geltung zu bringen.

Services

ShiatsuShiatsu for Burn-OutShiatsu for Child Psychosomatics

Treatments

CuppingMoxibustion (Heat Treatment)

Conditions

Digestive ProblemsStress and NervousnessPMS, Menstrual ComplaintsFatigue and Exhaustion StatesWeakness of the Immune SystemNeck, Shoulder, and Back ProblemsSleep Onset and Maintenance DifficultiesPsychosomatic Issues in Children (Hyperactivity, Anxiety, Headaches)
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Last updated: 16/10/2026, 09:51

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