MOUNIA BOUHAMIDI

Touch the Center Touch the Whole

People who come to see us are generally going through a difficult period and need to be welcomed as a whole rather than through the prism of their difficulties, so they can remember that they are not limited to their problems, but are a whole where their weaknesses coexist with their strengths.

Nature, through Yin and Yang, reminds us that everything is in everything else, in constant motion, and that nothing is absolute. If this movement becomes unbalanced, it is in search of a new equilibrium.

Offering space and attention to reconnect at what is there. Being with, without judgment, body and mind relaxed, heart open. Grounded, aligned between earth and sky. As what is there doesn’t need to be fixed or forced to change; it simply needs awareness to be recognized as part of the whole.

Touching the center is to settle into that void space of unity beyond all separation. There, the tsubo finds its way back to the whole and the whole communicates with the tsubo - a space where we can breathe fully, empty and full at the same time, as everything is there.

Practices will be offered to guide your conscious touch and deepen your feelings; simple tools from the art of Shiatsu, which will surely enrich your practice.

Curriculum Vitae

Shiatsu practitioner for 18 years and teacher at Terra Shiatsu in France.

Two things have fascinated and excited me since I first discovered Shiatsu:
- The search for the most accurate and supportive touch possible for the movement of life.
- The beauty and creativity of the different paths of transformation and resilience.

I receive men and women of all ages, for all types of life issues.
I support women through cycles, pregnancy, birth, postpartum and menopause, and I also treat babies.

For some time now, I have been supporting women who have suffered sexual and/or sexist violence, with or without associated pathologies.

I also work on scars and all the physical and emotional imbalances they create. Currently, I am actively involved in research on the benefits of Shiatsu on C-section scars.

MIHAEL MAMYCHSHVILI

What’s at the HEART of the MATTER

What’s at the Heart of the Matter invites practitioners to step beyond technique and rediscover Shiatsu as a living dialogue between presence, perception, and touch. In this 3.5-hour experiential workshop, we explore the heart not as an emotional center, but as a refined organ of listening that bridges hara, hands, and nervous system.

Drawing from Shiatsu, trauma-informed practice, and intuitive perception, participants will learn to recognize when treatments are guided by habit, pressure, or the need to help — and how these unconscious patterns can limit depth and effectiveness. Through guided perception exercises, partner work, and live demonstration, we will investigate how safety, slowness, and non-doing allow the body to reveal its own priorities beneath symptoms and meridian maps.

This workshop is suitable for practitioners of all levels who sense that something essential is often missed in practice. It offers a return to simplicity, humility, and presence — where touch becomes a conversation, and Shiatsu once again meets the human being at the heart of the matter.

Curriculum Vitae

Mihael Mamychshvili is the creator of the NeuroPath Reset Method and has worked as a therapist for over 25 years. He is an internationally recognized Shiatsu practitioner, trauma and chronic pain specialist, and teacher. His work integrates Zen Shiatsu, nervous system regulation, intuitive perception, and trauma-informed practice, bridging traditional Eastern healing arts with modern neuroscience. Mihael teaches and mentors practitioners worldwide, supporting deep, embodied transformation through presence-based touch and listening beyond technique.