Relaxation 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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Fascia Release
Slow, specific, and usually the one that moves something that has not moved in a long time.
Sustained pressure on specific points rather than broad strokes. Quieter than it sounds, and often the one that shifts something long-standing.
Where tui na works along whole lines, acupressure holds single points and waits. Less happens per minute and more happens per session — it is the treatment we reach for when something has been stuck for years rather than weeks.
Expect long stretches of stillness. Most people find it more tiring than it looks, and most people sleep unusually well that night.
What it helps with
- Tension that returns within days of every massage
- Jaw and temple tightness
- Digestive discomfort linked to stress
- Difficulty getting to sleep
Before you book
Not suitable during the first trimester of pregnancy. Tell us about any recent surgery or implanted devices before booking.
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Other treatments
Fascial Maneuver
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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Qigong Meditation
A smooth-edged tool drawn along the tissue to release surface tension and heat. Brief, effective, and it does leave marks for a few days.
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