After more than 18 years of Yumeiho practice, one simple thing has become clear to me: there is no such thing as a “standard patient.” There […]

In the office, I very often hear the same things: “my neck hurts”, “my shoulders feel like stone”, “my back is always tense”. Most of the […]

About patients who want recovery without change There is an old saying that “illness leaves through the same gate it entered.” In my practice as a […]

Sleep and recovery are directly connected, yet most patients underestimate this. Sleep is not just “rest.” It is a deep biological process through which the body […]

In a world where relationships often erode through haste, selfishness, or a lack of empathy, three values remain essential for any form of authentic collaboration: respect, […]

The Japanese manual method Yumeiho is not a complicated system reserved only for specialists or people with medical studies. On the contrary. It was designed as […]

Lately, I hear this more and more often: “I finished the course, I learned the techniques well, the instructor even praised me for having a good […]

Yumeiho® – Therapeutic or Traumatizing? A direct perspective, coming from everyday practice. I have worked for many years with people of all ages, professions and with […]

After many years of practice, I’ve noticed that every body responds differently after a manual therapy session. There is no fixed pattern, but there is a […]

Recovery is not a one-day miracle, but a gradual process through which the body restores its balance and natural functions. What does “recovery” mean Recovery is […]

We live in a fast-paced world. Everyone wants quick results — quick fixes, quick healing. On social media, countless videos show patients appearing instantly cured after […]

Yumeiho entered my life out of a personal need, but it quickly turned into a calling. It is a life path — a practice I live […]

This iconic work, The Great Wave off Kanagawa, created around 1831 by Katsushika Hokusai, is perhaps the most famous image in Japanese art and one of […]

Exploring the Passion for Yumeiho: A Personal Story of Transformation and Continuation Faced with a hip health issue, my life entered a phase of searching and […]

One of the great strengths of Yumeiho® therapy is the fluidity of the techniques and the logic with which they are applied, yielding impressive results in […]

Yumeiho® is a manual therapy known for its simplicity and effectiveness in restoring the body’s natural balance. This therapeutic technique follows a holistic approach, aiming to […]

Ethical identity and moral responsibility in Yumeiho Therapy  A pragmatic approach and a call to reflection   Questions under the challenge of self-awareness and introspection in […]

A possible Yumeiho Philosophy Motto: I want to know how God created this world. – Albert Einstein, 1955 The world and time had the same beginning. […]

“O, my soul, do not aspire to immortal life, but exhaust the realm of the possible” – Pindar, Pythica III, apud Albert Camus, The Myth of […]

“People have a habit to declare “that is it, or that is not”, but to those who perceive how things happen in this world, in accordance […]

Yumeiho – beyond the hands there is the soul The therapeutic practice often brings you face to face with people – colleagues at the beginner level, […]

Hello everybody! Let me tell you something about the beauty of the Yumeiho therapy as I seet it! For several days I have been straining to […]

Therapy Done with SOUL I am often asked by some colleagues at the beginning of their journey or by students how they too can do what […]

Why I love Yumeiho 2 (Random confessions of a philosopher practitioner) Listening, learning, practising, helping – verbs that denote as many stances of our hands, legs, […]

Motto: Just like anyone else who still believes in the goodness of justice (of readjustment), I have chosen to be absent to my fellows. I have […]

What does it mean for me Yumeiho Yumeiho is the definition of that “I” one looks for while meditating, in the process of introspection and obsessive […]

The hope bearing word “I choose to be a shooting star instead of an ember”, Sorin Iga Anonymity is the science of details. Intensity is condemned […]

Introductory Confessions We cling to words. We smile together with them, we hope and we embrace next to them, but mostly we fail to act on […]

A therapy for the body, a master for the soul  „From birth to death, all your experiences, great and small, are made possible by your body […]