Tuina
Pressing, kneading, rolling and gentle stretching, done through your clothes. A good fit for anyone who spends the day on their feet or at a counter.
Amie works at a steady, unhurried pace and checks the pressure often. You stay in loose clothing, and a blanket covers what you would like covered. Sessions run from 20 to 90 minutes.
Seated or on the table
Through loose clothing, no oil
Pressure set by you, changed any time
In the session
We ask about pressure and any spot to leave alone, and show you where to sit or lie.
Slow rolling and kneading to see how you like it, then firmer pressing along the neck, shoulders, back and arms, or the legs in a longer session.
A few gentle stretches, only as far as you say.
A minute to sit up slowly before you get dressed or stand.
Before you book
We ask before we start and check again in the middle. Lighter or firmer, just say.
Loose clothing with sleeves you can push up. A blanket is there if you want one.
If you are pregnant or recovering from surgery, ask your doctor or midwife before booking. We do not diagnose.
You can pause, change position or end the session at any time. We stop right away.
Owner and licensed massage therapist
Amie leads the tuina sessions and takes first-time clients. She works slowly and checks the pressure at the start, in the middle and before the end. She speaks English, Mandarin and Cantonese.
Tuina is a Chinese hands-on tradition. We press, knead, roll and gently stretch, through loose clothing, at a pressure you choose.
No. Tuina is done through loose clothing. A blanket covers whatever you would like covered.
No. We work bare-handed, through your clothes, with no oil.
Twenty minutes to ninety, through loose clothing.