

Acupuncture Society Member
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A monthly general tuina session is perfect for restoring the balance, preventing diseases and stagnation, and makes you feel at home in your body!
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A comprehensive hands on treatment to harmonise body and mind, mobilise all joints, and ease the mind. Enjoy all tuina massage techniques and experience what flow of qi feels like.

Remedy common aches and pains we experience as human beings.

Regular tuina treatments to maintain mobility and preserve range of motion. Help with blood flow and general circulation. Control pain and discomforts.

Tuina to help you thrive through body movement and performance on stage or sports environment. Speed up recovery from activities you're passionate about.

Support of gentle integration of surgical interventions with your body and mind.
Tuina sessions have the capacity to allow the mind ease in the body and anchor agitation experienced in daily life.
Creating vacuum causes suction of skin and underlying tissues into the cup. This has an opposite effect to a massage – instead of applying pressure it lifts tissues. In doing so pores open up, blood and fluid circulation is significantly promoted, muscle tensions released. Cupping may be stack or sliding. Stack is similar to acupuncture and usually leaves marks while sliding may be described as a pleasant cupping massage.
Traditional moxa (short for moxibution) involves burning dried mugwort over a specific point or area of the body thus warming it up. This can be done indirectly using a cigar or directly by placing a mugwort cone on the skin.
Moxa is pleasant and does not leave scars nor cause pain. To avoid smoke, smokeless variants are possible. In a clinical setting, heat lamps are also widely used.
Heating with moxa has a tonifying effect on the body, strengthens immune system, promotes circulation, alleviates pain.
Tuina is a therapeutic form of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) massage. Unlike western-style massage which focuses primarily on relaxation, Tuina uses rhythmic, kneading, rolling, and stretching techniques along the body’s meridians to balance your Qi and blood flow, helping to heal both acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions. Tuina joins western structural/functional approach to diagnosis with subtle and deep understanding phylosophy of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
While all forms of massage help with relaxation and muscle tension, Tuina is clinically focused. It targets specific acupressure points and meridian pathways to address internal imbalances, not just surface-level muscle aches. It is often more dynamic, involving joint mobilizations and stretches alongside muscle work. Tuina techniques are complex and produce multi dimensional therapeutic effect.
All manual therapy systems draw from deep understanding of anatomy and physiology. In addition to this, tuina is informed by the deep complex system of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In tuina there are many similar techniques you will find used by osteopaths and chiropractors like: joint manipulations, abdominal massage, subtle cranial techniques. In my clinic I offer more time for conversation, personalisation and addressing general maintenance.
Tuina is effective for a wide range of issues, including back and neck pain, sports injuries, repetitive strain injuries (like carpal tunnel), headaches, digestive issues, and stress-related tension. It is used both to treat existing pain and to prevent future issues by maintaining the body’s internal balance.
Please get in touch and I’ll be happy to help.
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