Welcome to the Worldwide Water Family Registry of all who study, practice and teach Watsu® and other forms of Aquatic Bodywork around the world. All our transcripts are made accessible here where we meet to share information about our work, its profound effects in spas and clinics, and list to the public classes and authorized practitioners.

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WATSU® is the first form of Aquatic Bodywork. Harold Dull began developing it in 1980 floating his Zen Shiatsu students in warm water applying its stretches and moves. In the years since, with the help of countless others in classes, clinics and spas around the world, Watsu has evolved into what many consider the most profound development in bodywork in our time. While other modalities are based on touch, the holding that working in water necessitates, brings both the giver and the receiver to new levels of connection and trust. This, combined with the therapeutic benefits of warm water and the greater freedom of movement it encourages, creates a modality that can effect every level of our being. These effects that begin with your first class will continue down whatever Watsu path you follow, whether one of sharing with family and freinds, or a professional path, or one in which you explore with others the creative engagement of our life force in Watsu Free Flow. In 1980 Harold also began developing Tantsu to bring Watsu's nurturing whole body holding and stretching back onto land. It too has evolved into a modality with a creative potential that can be shared with anybody.

WABR This page is the gateway to The Worldwide Aquatic Bodywork Registry that stores the transcripts of the many thousands from more than 60 countries who have studied with authorized Watsu instructors. This makes it possible for students to study with instructors from around the world and fulfill requirements to be listed on the Registry as a practitioner or instructor. Any who have taken a class in the previous 3 years can enter here and share information about the applications of Aquatic Bodywork to different conditions and available pools, etc. The public is invited to enter and find authorized practitioners, instructors, books, DVDs and the full range of Aquatic Bodywork and Tantsu classes. Only classes posted here are added to your transcript to fulfill requirements for Worldwide authorizations.

WABA is an educational non-profit dedicated to making the benefits of both giving and receiving Aquatic Bodywork available to everybody. It oversees the programs listed on the Registry and the requirements to be authorized as a practitioner or instructor. WABA oversees the high level of ethics required for those practicing and teaching bodywork that effects so many levels of our being. All WABA practitioners and instructors ascribe to the WABA Code of Ethics.