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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Six methods, drawn on in whatever combination the session calls for. Prices are per session — there are no packages to buy.
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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Gua Sha Treatment
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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Moxibustion
Gentle, contained heat applied over specific points. Used where things feel cold, stiff and slow to loosen — common in winter.
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Qi Gong Healing Session
Less hands-on. Guided breathing and slow movement you can keep doing at home, taught one to one rather than in a class.
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How a session runs
You get in touch
Call or message describing what's going on. We'll say whether this is the right thing for it — and if it isn't, we'll say that too.
A short intake
Ten minutes at the start on history, injuries, medications and what you want out of the session. Nothing invasive, but it changes what we do.
The treatment
Fully clothed in loose wear, or with towels — your choice. We'll tell you what we're about to do before we do it, and adjust the pressure whenever you ask.
Afterwards
A few minutes to sit up slowly, plus one or two things to do at home. If a follow-up makes sense we'll say when — there's no package to sign.
