Traditional Chinese Massage (Acupressure)

Through the application of deep tissue massage and manipulation techniques, this

treatment will establish a more harmonious flow of Qi through the stimulation of

meridians, allowing the body to naturally heal itself. Methods include the use of hand techniques to massage the soft tissue (muscles and tendons) of the body, acupressure techniques to directly enhance the flow of Qi and manipulation techniques to realign the muscles and ligament relationships.

Traditional Chinese Foot Massage (Reflexology)

Drawing on reflexology and integrating Chinese pressure point principles, this treatment integrates acupressure points that will work to address the elemental disharmony of your feet, leaving you feeling totally rejuvenated and aiding in natural healing throughout the body. Immerse your feet in warm aromatic Chinese herbal foot soak to soften your rough skin around your feet and release the tensions before starting the foot massage.

Prescriptive Massage

A personalised massage designed specifically for your needs. Energising or relaxing, we will demonstrate an array of specialist techniques to leave you feeling refreshed and free of tension.

Pregnancy Massage

Total relaxing massage for Mum-to-be, release muscle tension at lower back, legs, and feet and reduce morning sickness. This treatment can be conducted as early as 4 weeks into your pregnancy.

Facial Acupuncture

Using very fine needles which are ever thinner than normal acupuncture needles work on the facial youth meridians to stimulate local circulation of blood. This treatment can smooth out wrinkles, firm the skin, alleviate black eyes and puffy eyes.

Ear Candling

To cleanse the ear canal from overbuild wax, this traditional method of chimney effect is the alternative way to maintain your ear's hygiene.

Moxibustion

An ancient traditional Chinese technique to help strengthen the blood and stimulate the flow of 'Qi' to maintain general health. Moxibustion involves the burning of a small, spongy Chinese herb, known as moxa, to facilitate healing. The practitioner will light one end of a moxa stick and hold it close to an acupressure point for several minutes to bring about a pleasant heat sensation penetrating deep into the skin.

Huo Guan (Cupping)

Cupping refers to an ancient Chinese practice in which a heated cup is applied to the skin and the pressure in the cup has therapeutic effect on the skin and superficial muscle layer. Cupping is applied to certain acupressure points, as well as to regions of the body that are affected by pain.

Gua Sha

Gua Sha is a healing technique. The practitioner uses a round-edged instrument along the channels scraping on the back, neck, shoulders, buttocks, and limbs etc. The treatment can promote Qi and Blood circulation and normalize metabolic processes.