Organism Balance Therapy (originally in Japanese “Seitai Balance Therapy”, abbreviated as “SBT”) is a natural medical therapeutic system developed in Japan to address the broad range of physical and mental imbalances that may arise, including those associated with changes in the modern environment and contemporary lifestyles.

 

This therapeutic system aims to regulate the balance and circulation of the whole body through a comfortable treatment approach that places as little burden on the body as possible, together with the gentle warmth of thermal therapy.

 

Because of its gentle therapeutic approach and its practical clinical value, this therapy has expanded, as of 2026, to 17 cities in Japan and 7 countries worldwide.

 

SBT makes use of the human hand, natural medicinal herbs, and instruments made of bamboo and metal. It is important to us to respond to the individual situation of each person and to view not only specific complaints, but the body as a whole. Another characteristic of SBT is that it does not rely on strong stimulation, but rather on gentle and comfortable therapeutic stimulation while keeping physical burden to a minimum. The fact that treatment can generally be received while remaining clothed also contributes to a greater sense of security and relief for many patients.

 

SBT can be used on its own to improve illnesses and complaints, but it can also be applied in combination with general Western medicine, for example to provide support before and after surgery or to help reduce the side effects of chemotherapy or radiotherapy.

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In our clinic, we strive to understand our own role within the medical system objectively and to fulfil that role responsibly. As needed, we seek to support the use of natural medicine alongside medical examinations, treatments, and follow-up care, as a complementary means of helping to regulate physical and mental balance and to stabilise daily condition.

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We hope, and work with sincerity toward becoming, a clinic to which people can turn with trust and confidence, including those who have long suffered from persistent complaints, illness, or other deeply difficult conditions, and who are seeking individualised therapy that treats the body as a whole.