Spine and pelvis symmetry
Pelvic alignment is the heart of the method — when the body’s foundation is level, the spine finds its place.
The method
What is Yumeiho?
A manual therapy system created in Japan and practised today in dozens of countries. The philosophy: restore the body's symmetry, and the pain leaves on its own.
History
From Japan to Baku
The Yumeiho method was systematised in 1978 by the Japanese specialist Masayuki Saionji. It combines ancient Eastern manual techniques with modern anatomical knowledge.
Its core principle: most chronic pain stems from a loss of symmetry in the pelvic bones. When the pelvis tilts, the spine curves and muscles load unevenly — producing back pain, headaches and posture disorders.
A Yumeiho session unwinds that chain: the pelvis is realigned, tension along the spine is released, and the body returns to its natural balance.
1978 · Japan
Benefits
The four pillars of the method
Deep muscle release
Tight muscles are released with specific pressing and kneading techniques, improving circulation.
Drug-free approach
No medication, no injections, no devices — only the therapist’s hands and correct technique.
The body as one system
Yumeiho treats the body as a whole system, not a collection of points — head to toe.
The session
What to expect at your first session
Conversation and examination
We listen to your complaints, check posture and symmetry, and locate the source of the problem.
Therapy
The session takes place on a special mat, in comfortable clothing. Techniques are applied in sequence — starting from the pelvis and moving through the whole body.
Recommendations
After the session you receive individual advice on posture, sitting and movement habits.
Experience Yumeiho for yourself
Have a question? Message us on WhatsApp — together we will work out whether the method suits your situation.