Study Of Shiatsu (Cass And Janie Jackson)
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Cass and Janie Jackson
Extra Large Hardcover
Health writers Cass and Janie Jackson began to investigate and experiment with Shiatsu in their holistic practice and swiftly discovered that Shiatsu does have its place in modern healing methods. With full colour photography throughout, A Study of Shiatsu is a practical and easy to follow guide, offering clear and simple explanations to the study of Shiatsu.
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