Amatsu Therapy Clinic - Westport

Amatsu emerged from deep studies of Japanese Martial Arts which are dedicated to the protection of body, mind and spirit

Its fundamental principle is that good health is based on balance within the body, in the mind, in what we eat and drink, in how we use our energy and in our interaction with the world around us.

It is effective in treating a very wide range of physical conditions such as,Headaches,Neck Pain,Whiplash,sports injuries,Thoracis Pain,Tendonities,Back Pain,Posture,Repetitive Streain,Sciatica,Post Fracture,Joints Aches and Pains,Arthritis,Achilles Tendinopathy,Plantar Fasciitis and much more.

Amatsu therapy is soundly based on Western scientific principles of anatomy, physiology, bio-tensegrity and proprioception.

A Certified Anma practitioner,and registered with the Irish Amatsu Association Ireland. I have been practicing Amatsu therapy locally and my studies are ongoing.My current knowledge base will help and ultimately allow you to bridge the gap between medicine and healing by gently realigning muscle,ligament and soft tissue.

Testimonial from Amatsu Ireland website.

Seán Boylan is best known as the former manager of Meath GAA Football Team, a post he held for 23 years during which the County won four All Ireland Senior Football Championships. He is the only person to be honoured as a Freeman of County Meath. Sean is also an internationally-renowned herbalist and practices at the Herbal Medicine Clinic in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. He has been an enthusiastic supporter of the Amatsu Association of Ireland and is an Honorary Life Member of AAI. He says that Amatsu changed his life. ‘I broke my back in four places in 1999 and after x-rays and medical treatment , I made a good recovery. A year later however I contracted a virus which attacked the four injured vertebrae and as a result I could barely move or walk. My entire muscle system seized up. The conventional medical advice was that the condition would remain until the virus ceased to be active. A friend suggested that I visit Brian Peoples, an Amatsu practitioner and the work which he did changed my life. Over a series of sessions my body began to work normally again and I returned to full health. As a herbalist I am interested in all forms of healing and I was impressed by the wealth of wisdom and knowledge from which Amatsu has emerged and the non-invasive nature of the therapy. Since my personal experience of the therapy I have referred many people to Amatsu practitioners , particularly those with stress and muscular conditions, for whom the therapy has been most effective.’
Seán Boylan