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✔️Our therapist practice holistic medicine, treating your entire being rather than just your symptoms
✔️Our massage therapists are fully qualified and accredited
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✔️We represent the highest-quality Chinese massage therapists in Australia
✔️We have been working with Chinese massage therapists for half a century
✔️Our practitioners can help with a variety of physiological and psychological issues
Chinese massage (also known as Tui Na) is a type of deep tissue massage that focuses on the whole body, particularly the back, with its principles rooted in the philosophy of Yin and Yang. According to this theory, the entire universe has two opposing yet connected forces—Yin and Yang—which are complementary and dependent on each other. When they are out of balance in your body, your Qi is disturbed, which can lead to ill health. The purpose of Chinese massage is to unblock your Qi to resolve the health issues.
Chinese massage uses many of the same techniques as other types of massage, including kneading, rolling, pushing, pulling, and palpating. The therapist will target particular pressure points on your body which align with the body’s meridian lines, to unblock your Qi. This works by triggering biochemical and physiological changes in your body.
Chinese massage treats a variety of health issues, including:
If you’re looking for a Chinese massage therapist in Brisbane, the easiest way to find one is by using our practitioner directory at the top of the page. This will bring up a list of qualified and accredited practitioners in your area.
Chinese massage sessions usually go from half an hour to an hour. The therapist is likely to work on your jin (the body’s soft tissues), in order to unblock the flow of Qi. They’ll also target particular pressure points to provide healing.
You may be asked to remove your top layer of clothing, but you don’t have to. The massage will still work with clothing left on.
There’s plenty of health benefits to Chinese massage, including pain relief, quicker recovery from injury, reduced stress and anxiety, and many more.
Chinese Tui Na massage is just another name for Chinese massage.
TCM practitioners believe that the feet are a gateway to good health, so Chinese foot massage takes advantage of this by focusing on them. According to TCM, the foot contains “foot maps” that a practitioner can knead using their knuckles, forefinger, and thumb, to help improve the flow of Qi around your body.