In December 2010 it was my misfortune to fall in the snow. Crossing the road that was like a sheet of ice, down I fell putting my hand out to save myself. Snap! I could see by the deformity that I had damaged my wrist and hand.

I had surgery and my arm was placed in a back slab. This was replaced with a plaster of paris after a week. It was in place for 5 weeks and I was never comfortable in it as both sides of my wrist were damaged, also the joint was fractured where the dislocation was. My wrist was still very deformed, movement very limited and there was no feeling from the tip of my middle and ring finger to my wrist. It was also very swollen and black and yellow from bruising. I immediately began with physiotherapy as prescribed by the surgeon. I had to take a lot of painkillers every time after a treatment. I was making no progress and started having acupuncture as well. The Doctor that I was having the acupuncture with advised that the type of physiotherapy that I was having was too severe and it should be revised. I was not able to change gear, so couldn't drive the car. I couldn't play golf which I normally did twice a week. I could not do Yoga. Housework was out with both hands but I did wonders with one! Another couple of weeks of this and I decided to give Amatsu a try. I have never looked back. My Practitioner gently relieved the pain and after a few treatments the feeling began to come back into my fingers. The impact of the fall had affected more of my body than I had realised. These areas were soon detected by my Practitioner and all my injuries eased. It did take time and quite a few treatments but I could feel the improvement from the first session that I had! I am now back at Yoga, playing golf sometimes 4 times a week and as much housework as I can fit in. I have injured my knee since but immediately had an Amatsu treatment and two days later - perfect! I have no problem in recommending people try Amatsu and have already sent my two daughters who have old injuries and both have improved. I have also sent my friend who had nerve damage post mastectomy.

Joan, Blackrock

As a mum with three active children all involved with a variety of sports, injuries are part and parcel of their lives. My eldest daughter now 16 was plagued with a shoulder injury that no amount of physio therapy could help. She had spent approx. one year attending hospital consultants who referred her back to physio but nothing changed. A team mate’s mom recommended Amatsu therapy to me and I figured why not. A practitioner was recommended to me, so I made a phone call. That’s all it took to transform my daughter’s life, how simple.

The therapist explained everything to myself and Danielle as she worked on her, so Danielle could fully understand the areas on the body and how they related to her injury. She also came across some old injuries that hadn’t healed, including a four year old whiplash injury that I presumed was well healed as Danielle had under gone intense physio for this and had been given the all clear. Margaret explained how everything in the body is connected and how one weak link somewhere can affect another unrelated part of the body ,which was the case for Danielle….the old whiplash injury was preventing the shoulder injury to heal properly. After every session Danielle would say ‘Mom I hate when it’s time to leave, I could just stay there forever’… It took just three sessions and Danielle has never looked back. My whole family have attended Amatsu balances now and I recommend our therapist to everyone. Danielle comes in from training or a match and will tell me that she needs a balance as something somewhere in her body feels strange….What a great gift Danielle has been given , to be able to listen to and hear what her body needs.

Fiona, Edenderry

Having had a longstanding pain in my lower back that no-one else seemed to have sorted out, Amatsu was my last resort. It was having a real impact on my movement and ability to sit or walk

I had weekly treatments for a while, and although it has taken some time, the problem has considerably diminished and I am now able to lead a normal life. My husband, a great sceptic, has also been helped by Amatsu when he had problems with his hip. My Amatsu practitioner has a very professional manner, and an invaluable sense of humour. I would recommend this treatment to anyone who has aches and pains. I now have treatments every six weeks as maintenance, and will continue to do so.

Rosemary, Cambridgeshire

I was introduced to Amatsu by a friend as a "case study". At first I was a bit dubious if this could be of help for repeated Migraines I had been having for years. After a few sessions I felt a very positive change as my body started to correct itself, provoked by the gentle working of the practitioner.

My practitioner made me aware of lots of things that have helped immensely. I got help from a trainee, that and much more can be expected from my practitioner and any who are fully qualified. My work has me in Sth America and unfortunately Amatzu practitioners have not arrived here yet. It would be my first choice of therapy.

Stephen, Dublin

After having many Amatsu Treatments from a Qualified Amatsu Practitioner, I always felt a greater sense of wellbeing after each one. It always felt like my blood circulation was at its clearest and most natural flow.

The treatments also have been a great help to me both before my hysterectomy operation , and after. It has helped my body in my recovery, especially with anatomy alignment and the balance of the body subtle energy. My practitioner is both very professional and thorough in her approach. I always felt very comfortable in her presence. I'd recommend Amatsu treatments from her for many body conditions. Namaste.

Christina - Yoga Teacher, Dublin