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Online Opportunities Help You Relax, Smile and Flow in Peace

Gift yourself with experiences to release tension, reduce stress, ease pain, transform your emotions, enhance your breathing and renew your spirit. These are vital components to a healthy, functional immune system. In her fun-loving, insightful and peaceful manner, Michelle Giambra of Suncoast Jin Shin Jyutsu offers online services to support your well-being: 

 

  • Live-streamed, guided Jin Shin Jyutsu self-help practices are on Tuesdays, 2 p.m., and mudra meditations are on Thursdays, 6 p.m. Group practice amplifies the harmonizing experience. In addition to the physical, mental and emotional benefits, it brings a sense of community and oneness. Registration is required one hour before practice time. 

  • Private Jin Shin Jyutsu self-help consultations are also available with Giambra. Her deep understanding of Jin Shin Jyutsu allows her to identify the harmonizers for your wellness goals. Receive a personal self-help routine and gain confidence in your practice. 

  • On May 16, 3–4:30 p.m., a Jin Shin Jyutsu class will be offered to learn, practice and experience hands-on energy harmonizing self-help to support your lung function, immune system and well-being (donation-based investment). 

  • Visit the YouTube channel, “Michelle Giambra Suncoast Jin Shin Jyutsu,” and Facebook page, “Suncoast Jin Shin Jyutsu,” for free guided meditations, self-help strategies and other inspiration. 

  

Giambra has been an authorized practitioner and educator of Jin Shin Jyutsu for over 22 years. Mentored by the earliest Jin Shin Jyutsu instructors, she can share Jin Shin Jyutsu in an enjoyable, accessible and enlightening way. Based on ancient wisdom, Jin Shin Jyutsu includes the hands-on practice to harmonize the flow of life energy in the body.  

  

For more information, call 941-228-2972, email [email protected] or visit SuncoastJSJ.com.  

 

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