Subtle

Toyohari practitioners use non-insertive and specialised needle techniques, unique to this acupuncture style. The treatment is therefore very gentle and non-invasive. Since the treatment is pain free and non-invasive, it is particularly suited to children as well as anyone who is wary of needles.

Individual

A specific characteristic of Toyohari is its focus on gently influencing the flow of the Qi (often translated as vital energy) using these delicate techniques. Diagnostic methods that assess the state of Qi throughout the body enable the practitioner to develop a tailor-made treatment plan suitable for each patient’s particular needs.

Research

The policies of the Toyohari Association (based in Japan) ensure that Toyohari acupuncture remains a dynamic and relevant living tradition through continuous re-examination and re-evaluation of its diagnostic and treatment techniques.

Development

Through the global Toyohari network of regular branch meetings, international workshops and training, this continuing process ensures that practitioners maintain a high standard of skills and clinical practice.

Are you interested in training in Toyohari?

Our third successful UK Toyohari basic training course finished in June 2023.

If you are interested in training in Toyohari please find the information about a possible next course here: More information…