Tui Na Remedial Massage
The core of the practice. Rhythmic pressure, kneading and joint work along the muscle lines — firm, but always at a pace you can breathe through.
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Qi Gong Healing Session
Something to take home, taught one to one.
Less hands-on. Guided breathing and slow movement you can keep doing at home, taught one to one rather than in a class.
This is teaching rather than treatment. You learn three or four short sequences matched to whatever your body is doing, and you leave able to repeat them without notes.
It works best alongside hands-on sessions rather than instead of them — the bodywork opens something up, the practice keeps it open.
What it helps with
- A short daily practice you will actually do
- Breathing that settles a busy head
- Gentle mobility for stiff mornings
Before you book
Tell us about any condition affecting balance so the standing sequences can be adapted or replaced with seated ones.
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Other treatments
Meridian Acupressure
Sustained pressure on specific points rather than broad strokes. Quieter than it sounds, and often the one that shifts something long-standing.
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Cupping Therapy
Suction cups used to draw stagnation out of tight, congested tissue. Usually added to a tui na session rather than booked on its own.
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