After completing the full Shiatsu Acupressure Therapy syllabus, students must appear for a structured assessment to evaluate their understanding of Shiatsu principles, meridian pathways, pressure techniques, and therapeutic application.

Exam Format: MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
Passing Criteria: Minimum 40% or C Grade

Students who successfully pass the examination will receive the Shiatsu Acupressure Therapy Certificate, recognizing their knowledge of Japanese pressure techniques, energy balancing, and holistic healing methods.

This examination ensures that learners gain the skill, confidence, and professional competence required to practice Shiatsu Acupressure Therapy safely, effectively, and responsibly in real treatment environments.

Students who successfully complete the Shiatsu Acupressure Therapy Course may choose to undergo an internship at a recognized acupressure clinic, naturopathy centre, wellness centre, physiotherapy unit, Ayurveda clinic, or therapeutic healing centre. This internship helps students apply their Shiatsu pressure techniques, meridian knowledge, and bodywork skills in real clinical environments.

This internship provides

• Hands-on practical training using Shiatsu finger pressure and palm techniques
• Real patient and client interaction for building communication and treatment skills
• Live case study exposure to understand meridian imbalance and energy flow
• Supervised diagnosis and treatment under experienced therapists
• Practical experience in Zen Shiatsu, meridian balancing, Hara diagnosis, and bodywork techniques

Through this internship, learners gain professional confidence, improve therapeutic skills, and learn how to provide safe, effective, and holistic Shiatsu treatments. This real-world exposure prepares students to work as skilled Shiatsu Acupressure Practitioners in wellness and alternative therapy settings.

After completing the Diploma in Shiatsu Acupressure Therapy (D.Sh.T.), students gain several professional and career benefits:

• Gain complete understanding of Japanese Shiatsu principles, including meridian pathways, energy flow (Ki/Chi), and traditional hand-pressure techniques.
• Learn non-invasive and drug-free healing methods that promote relaxation, balance the nervous system, and improve overall wellness.
• Training helps you become a professional Shiatsu Therapist capable of working on muscle tension, stress, fatigue, and various lifestyle-related issues through rhythmic pressure techniques.
• Opportunity to work in wellness centres, naturopathy hospitals, spas, physiotherapy clinics, yoga studios, massage therapy centres, and alternative healing setups.
• You can also start your own Shiatsu practice, offer home treatments, or integrate Shiatsu with other holistic therapies.
• Enables you to help family members and community by providing safe and effective mind–body healing without medicines or side effects.
• Supports practice based on recognized principles of Traditional Japanese Therapy, TCM meridian system, and holistic healing.
• Students who perform exceptionally may receive special appreciation, awards, or recognition for their skills and contribution to natural healthcare.

The Diploma in Shiatsu Acupressure Therapy (D.Sh.T.)) includes a structured and comprehensive syllabus:

Development of Shiatsu
Learn the origin, evolution, and traditional principles of Shiatsu, understanding how this Japanese therapy developed into a modern pressure-based healing modality.

Self-administered Shiatsu
Covers simple self-Shiatsu techniques to maintain daily wellness, improve energy flow, and relieve stress through meridian pressure stimulation.

Oriental View of Illness/Health
Explains the holistic Eastern approach to health, focusing on Qi (energy), meridians, balance, and harmony in the body.

Methods of Diagnosis
Introduces Shiatsu diagnostic methods such as palpation, meridian assessment, abdominal reading, and observing energy imbalance for accurate treatment.

Western Conception of Illness/Health
Provides an understanding of modern scientific and anatomical perspectives, helping integrate Western physiology with Shiatsu principles.

Western Conception of Illness/Health
Further connects body mechanics, muscles, nerves, and circulation with traditional Shiatsu healing concepts.

The Five Elements
Teaches the Five Element Theory (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water) and how energy patterns influence physical and emotional health.

Abdominal Digestive Disorder
Explores Shiatsu techniques for digestive issues, focusing on Hara (abdomen) diagnosis, energy flow, and point stimulation.

Head Shiatsu
Covers techniques to apply pressure on head meridian points, helping reduce headaches, stress, and mental fatigue.

Ampuko
Learn Ampuko (abdominal massage), an ancient technique used to balance the organs, regulate digestion, and improve overall vitality.

Neck Shiatsu
Study neck meridian pathways and effective pressure techniques for stiffness, tension, cervical pain, and energy blockage.

The Tsubo
Understand Tsubo (vital pressure points), their locations, functions, and how stimulating them supports healing and energy balance.

Limb Shiatsu
Teaches pressure techniques for arms and legs, targeting meridians to improve mobility, circulation, and muscle relaxation.

Oriental Medicine
Gain essential concepts of Traditional Oriental Medicine, including Qi flow, meridians, yin-yang, and holistic treatment principles.

Body Shiatsu
Learn full-body Shiatsu sequences applying palms, thumbs, elbows, and body weight to balance energy and improve well-being.

Taiji
Introduces Taiji (Tai Chi) movement principles, improving therapist posture, energy balance, and body mechanics during treatment.

Suggestion of Instrument for Treatment
Provides guidance on using Shiatsu tools such as rollers, pressure sticks, and mats to enhance therapy effectiveness.

• This course is available in both English and Hindi medium.
• It can be completed regularly (in-person) or through correspondence (distance learning) mode.
• Students must attach one photograph, ID proof, educational certificate, and experience certificate along with the application form.
• Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive an official certificate from the institute.
• Payment can be made via cash or Upi.
• Boarding and lodging facilities are available but at your own expense.
• For correspondence students who wish to take practical training, 3-day practical classes are available at the institute or authorized centers for an extra fee of ₹4,500 (India) or $100 (foreign students). (This option does not include a study kit or certificate).
• Course materials such as instruments, literature, charts, and books are included in the course package for enrolled students.