Blending Clinical Precision with Eastern Mastery
With over 14 years of dedicated practice in manual therapies, my professional journey has been one of continuous evolution—from mastering the clinical foundations of physical recovery to specialising in the profound art of Kimura Shiatsu at its source in Tokyo, Japan.
As a Full Member of The CMA since 2017, I have transitioned from a purely clinical focus towards an integrative therapeutic philosophy. I firmly believe that complementary medicine offers the ultimate luxury in modern healthcare: time. This dedicated time allows for the careful observation of subtle lifestyle patterns and habits, enabling us to address imbalances before they manifest as chronic conditions.
Clinical Recovery & Medical Expertise
My professional identity is deeply rooted in clinical practice, having spent a significant portion of my career addressing complex pathologies:
Manual Lymph Drainage (Dr. Vodder Technique): I am proud to have been among the pioneering therapists in Romania specialised in Lymphoedema management. For many years, I worked extensively with oncology patients, providing essential decongestive therapy at a time when these treatments were first being integrated into our medical system. This remains a cornerstone of my clinical expertise.
Niel Asher Technique (NAT): A Certified Level 3 specialist in the treatment of complex shoulder conditions, such as Frozen Shoulder, and the advanced application of Trigger Point therapy.
The Evolution: Eastern Mastery
Driven by a quest for a more holistic understanding of health, my path led me to the East, where I harmonised rigorous Western techniques with traditional wisdom:
Kimura Shiatsu: I undertook intensive training directly under Master Susumu Kimura at the Kimura Shiatsu Institute in Tokyo. This method focuses on profound structural and energetic balancing.
Eastern Traditions: Proficient in the Kochi Shiatsu Method and Thai Therapeutic Massage, following years of valuable knowledge exchange with TCM practitioners and international masters.
My Philosophy
Guided by the principle shared by my Sensei, “A simple therapist can change the society in which he live,” I am dedicated to assisting clients in rediscovering their body’s innate capacity for self-regulation. Through my work at Midori Shiatsu, my aim is to facilitate more than just a momentary treatment; I strive to provide a sustainable path toward long-term equilibrium and prevention.