Find a Practitioner Name Search What --Select a Therapy--AcupressureAcupunctureAlexander TechniqueAllergy Testing / TreatmentsAnimal TherapyAromatherapyArt TherapyAyurvedaBeauty Therapy (Holistic)BiofeedbackBiomesotherapyBody Harmony®Bowen TherapyBrain Gym®BreathworkButeyko Breathing TechniqueChiropracticColonic IrrigationColour TherapyCore EnergeticsCounsellingCraniosacral TherapyCrystal TherapyCuppingDay SpasDietitianDorn TherapyDoulasEar CandlingEFT (Emotional Freedom Technique)Energy HealingExercise PhysiologyFeldenkrais MethodFeng ShuiFlower EssencesHellerworkHerbal MedicineHolistic DoctorHomoeopathyHypnotherapyIridologyKinesiologyKinesiology - AppliedKinesiology - EducationalKinesiology - SFEFKinesiology - TransformationalLaser TherapyLife CoachingLive Blood AnalysisLymphatic DrainageMagnetic Field TherapyMassage - ChineseMassage - Connective TissueMassage - Corporate / WorkplaceMassage - Deep TissueMassage - HawaiianMassage - Indian HeadMassage - InfantMassage - Mobile ServiceMassage - PregnancyMassage - RemedialMassage - SportsMassage - Stone TherapyMassage - Swedish / RelaxationMassage - ThaiMeditationMen's HealthMyofascial Release TherapyMyopracticMyotherapyNatural Fertility ManagementNaturopathyNeuro Linguistic ProgrammingNutritionOsteopathyPersonal TrainingPhysiotherapyPilatesPodiatryPolarity TherapyPranic HealingPsychotherapyQi GongReconnective HealingReflexologyReikiRemedial TherapiesRolfing® or SIShiatsuSound TherapySpiritual HealingSports Injury TherapyTai ChiTheta HealingThought Field TherapyTime Line Therapy®Touch for HealthTraditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)Trigger Point TherapyWeight LossWomen's HealthYoga - AllYoga - AnusaraYoga - AshtangaYoga - BikramYoga - CorporateYoga - HathaYoga - IyengarYoga - KundaliniYoga - PregnancyYoga - RajaYoga - SatyanandaYoga - Vinyasa Where eg.Vaucluse or 2030 (not both)

Massage - Chinese

• Browse the local directory for Chinese Massage

• Chinese Massage Sydney
• Chinese Massage NSW
• Chinese Massage Melbourne
• Chinese Massage Victoria
• Chinese Massage Brisbane
• Chinese Massage Queensland
• Chinese Massage Adelaide
• Chinese Massage South Australia
• Chinese Massage Perth
• Chinese Massage WA
• Chinese Massage Canberra
• Chinese Massage ACT
• Chinese Massage Darwin
• Chinese Massage Northern Territory
• Chinese Massage Hobart
• Chinese Massage Tasmania

Chinese Massage is an ancient tradition, being part of Traditional Chinese Medicine. This effective and comprehensive therapy is also closely related to Herbal Medicine, Acupuncture and Acupressure.

Chinese Massage encompasses five related and overlapping treatment components:

1. Amno, press and rub – Massage for rejuvenation and health maintenance.
2. Tuina, push and grasp – Sophisticated medical massage used to treat injuries, joint and muscle problems and internal disorders.
3. Infant Tuina – Chinese treatment for babies and young children. This differs to standard treatment.
4. Dian Xue, point press – Use of simple pressure techniques similar to Acupressure.
5. Wai Qi Liao Fa, curing with external qi (energy) – Healing with direct transmission by qigong masters after many years of rigorous training and discipline.

Central to all components exists the idea that massage affects the physical body with the Qi body (network of energy) and the mental body (emotions, thoughts and spiritual senses). Chinese Massage primarily focuses on acupoints (Acupuncture) where Qi gathers and can be easily manipulated. Massage techniques are understood to activate and regulate Qi and blood as well as to promote relaxation which eases spasms, increases flexibility and straightens the joints.

Since pain is considered a lack of free flow of Qi and blood, Chinese Massage treatment creates movement and is therefore seen as a powerful treatment for pain relief.

Chinese Massage is almost always given on a couch or a stool. Anmo massage for relaxation aims to give a balanced full body treatment. A session can last up to two hours and is a very deep experience. Tuina massage is for specific health problems and based on the treatment principles, specific techniques are combined to treat the presenting complaint and underlying pattern. Depending upon the type of massage, clients may be lightly clothed or partially uncovered.

Associations