GRADUATE　REVIEW

Anatomy and Kinesiology for Therapists
Akari Kawamoto
TTMA Official Qualification Grade T/B

′′ anatomy kinematics ′′ is important! Especially if you're going to work as a therapist! That's what it feels like. When the class started, I thought it was an academic study, but I was told, ``It's nonsense to just remember the names of muscles.'' In particular, I was embarrassed that everything about kinematics was left completely naked, such as a little movement and wear on the soles of my shoes. Above all, taking Shivaka's anatomy class is very useful when I actually touch the customer's body and perform the treatment. Before taking the course, I was not conscious of the fact that each person's body is different. changed to Also, the reason why I decided to enter this school is not only the classes. I was happy to receive a warm response that allowed my dog to stay at the school with me, and that they actively supported me when it came to opening a business. I decided to transfer to the school and will continue to study for my dream of opening a successful independent business.

Although it was only one frame of salt pot, I could understand well how the treatment method of Thai traditional medicine is good. The time was short, so I don't know if I really understood the depth of Thai traditional medicine treatment methods yet, but I had a very meaningful time. I thought that I would like to pursue the depth in the future. Even though it was a short time, I'm glad that you were able to explain it in an easy-to-understand manner. It felt like the time was short, so it was a lot of fun. I really want to learn other techniques as well. It is completely different from a superficial workshop because it teaches the meaning and purpose.

japkasai
Mr. Jun Omenshiro
TTMA Official Qualification Grade T

The great thing about Japkasai is that it is not an existing massage that is superficial. I felt keenly. It was interesting because it approached the back side of the body. I was able to learn how to approach the kidney and bladder meridians based on the meridians of Oriental medicine. I was able to understand why Japkasai is said to be the mystery of Thai traditional medicine. It's difficult, but if you can master it, it's really amazing. We should all study harder! I thought. However, there is an interview at the time of admission, and it seems that no one, not even him, will tell me. I learned a lot about energy work, not by force, but by seeing the other person's reaction. At first, we talked about getting along well, but I really thought that was true. I keenly felt that it was important for the two of us to work together.

It was scales from my eyes! I was surprised by the chains of traditional medicine. I myself am a health geek (laughs), and I used to study on my own and receive various massages. It's not just a superficial massage, but an approach to the inside of the body. It changed. In addition, I was very keenly aware of the word "carefully". I was impressed by the fact that it was not a matter of being complacent and relying on brute force, but rather of being attentive to the other person's reactions and minor differences, and of adjusting to the other person rather than following a procedure.