Humanitarno, sa puno ljubavi i empatije, tiho, bez pompe i galame. U saradnji sa BGonline. Tako je Prvi u wellness ritualima povezuje shiatsu, moksu i kaping u autorskom ritualu Mocushi. Edukovao je za svoje autorske rituale I terapeute hotela Tornik na Zlatiboru , a na edukacijama su prisustvovali I terapeuti hotela Izvor iz Arandjelovca.
His contribution to the profession, country, art, sports and the quality of life of itself At a time when holistic approach was only a vision in this geographical area, therapist Pedja Filipovic, a massage teacher, has already included this working principle into his teachings and working activities, bringing that little something extra that we all crave β a little touch of love and constant upgrading of knowledge.
Not only did various individuals realize their dreams, but their life was changed for the better through massage. Every Saturday, over the period of two years, together with his students who joined the activities successively, he visited the disabled during their period of rehabilitation, in preparation for the application of prostheses. Everybody involved contributed to their massage techniques, both psychologically and during the treatment process.
Through his public appearances, Pedja called for individuals and organizations to help and they obliged, so people with severe disabilities, a consequence of war in former Yugoslavia, were helped enormously. Mr Pedja Filipovic offered help throughout Serbia, going to different spas where the wounded were accommodated. He visited and massaged them regularly, proving that he is a genuine humanitarian, with a lot of love and empathy, helping the wounded quietly, without particularly drawing attention to himself.
During the bombing of Serbia, he was engaged as an active member of the Anti-Stress Committee. He concentrated on showing people how to preserve health and strength of the kidneys that respond the most to fear, especially in children, as well as consequences of uncontrolled urination. After twenty performances, both in the theaters of Belgrade and throughout Serbia, with a truckload of school supplies and sweets, they went to the village of Gojbukja, where they handed out packages to children on St.
