WATA, WATSU® y Técnica Cráneo Sacral en el Agua™ 


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Paraphrasing what the creator, Elisa Muñoz Blanco herself has mentioned about it, she explains how a subtle yet deeply profound approach aims to invigorate the most efficient functioning of the craniosacral system (CSS). By softening the restrictions of the fascial system, there is a recovering effect that surmounts the foreshortening of fascia as a system The rebalancing effect on the hydrodynamics of the body takes proper advantage of the mechanical and thermal properties of the aquatic medium.


Imagine being carried away by the graceful weightless and the gentle guiding presence of your own breath integrated on a free flow movement of effortless easiness and expanded time lapse, diving deep into a sphere encompassing your whole being on a liberating descend and ascend.

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The beauty of Watsu comes about the trusting receptivity of the receiver and the capacity of a seamless contact of the giver. But most important is the profound connection that a safe environment sustained by the pristine lukewarm water resistance brings on. To be floated unconditionally brings a sense of reunion with oneself.

Zen Shiatsu in Water


The fineness of Shiatsu is a complete understanding of the body as a landscape it brings balancing opposite forces to interchange within the vital current of life latent of the circulating circuits through the energetic channels of the meridians. It can compensate a better functionality of the latent forces that run through this system.


An eastern bodywork traditional practice that enables stretches on a tatami, floor based thus enabling the therapist to use the body to assist unfolding spinal rotations, extensions, side and forward bendings. This antique form of landwork body work happens within the boundaries of the muscle groups where pressure can be adjusted the best possible way to leave the body with recomforting imprints.


The backbone of all practices, the raw foundation for them all, for lack of a better word, they call it Yoga. It comes from the root word «to yuke», to reunite. Yoga takes multiple disciplines throughout a lifetime so making sure you know which one to implement on you daily routine is key to success. It may become your most intimate friend and useful tool to solve the intricacies that life presents.


Navigating life can be demanding, take some time to recover strokes of creativity, curiosity, and honesty to embark on a truly fulfilling journey.