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About Me

Hi, my name is Adrian Cox,

I have been a zen shiatsu practitioner since 2019.

Helping people find relaxation and supporting their healing process has always been a passion of mine, and I realised that the versatility of Zen Shiatsu would be the perfect way of doing this.

I earned my diploma in Zen Shiatsu Zone Therapy from the London College of Shiatsu.

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Background

One of things that led me to Zen Shiatsu was martial arts. I began training seriously in Southern Shaolin Five Ancestors Kung Fu in 1995, where I achieved the position of 3rd degree black belt, instructor level.

Since stepping back from the Shaolin school in 2015, I now mainly train and teach Wuji, which was a supplementary system I learnt within the Shaolin school. Wuji is a slow-moving form of martial arts, which to the on looker has similarities to Tai Chi.

Maintaining Wuji along side Qi Gong and meditation, has been a vital part of Zen Shiatsu for me. 

Qualifications and Training

  • Zen Shiatsu, Diploma - London College of Shiatsu

  • Moxibustion London College of Shiatsu

  • Dry Cupping, Level 3 Diploma - Total Therapy

  • Gua Sha (body) - Total Therapy

  • ScarWork™ - Body in Harmony

  • Manual Lymphatic Drainage - London School of Massage

  • On-Site Chair Massage - London School of Massage

  • Wuji and Qi Gong - Southern Shaolin Five Ancestors Fist Kung Fu - Since 1995

About You

The most important person in the room is you.

I am here to help you restore your health so you can enjoy taking part in life with less restriction and feel more connected with yourself.

The transformation is not always fast, but clients have found that consistent treatments have been beneficial.

Zen Shiatsu is the foundation of all my sessions, and with its openness and versatility, the focus of each touch comes from the vast wealth of this healing tradition.

Since becoming a practitioner, the CPD courses I have taken were around supporting ADHD, Chinese classical theory in clinic practice, anatomy trains (fascia work), treating clients that have hyper-mobility, and Chinese bodywork for clinical practice.

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