Service Description

Qigong Tui Na: Energizing Bodywork for Balance and Vitality At NewMoon Healing, we offer the revitalizing practice of Qigong Tui Na, a therapeutic bodywork technique rooted in traditional Chinese medicine. Qigong Tui Na combines the principles of Qigong, an ancient energy cultivation practice, with Tui Na, a specialized form of Chinese therapeutic massage. Qigong Tui Na aims to balance the flow of Qi (energy) within the body, promote circulation, and enhance overall vitality. This gentle and effective modality involves a combination of rhythmic massage, acupressure, stretching, and Qigong techniques to address specific areas of tension, imbalances, or energy blockages. During a Qigong Tui Na session, our skilled practitioners utilize their hands, palms, and fingers to apply pressure and manipulate the body's energy channels and acupuncture points. This helps to release tension, promote the smooth flow of Qi, and restore harmony within the body-mind system. The practice of Qigong Tui Na not only provides physical benefits but also cultivates a deep sense of relaxation, mental clarity, and emotional balance. By harmonizing the body's energy, clients often experience reduced stress, increased energy levels, improved sleep, and a greater overall sense of well-being. Dr. Ge at NewMoon Healing are dedicated to creating a safe and nurturing environment for your Qigong Tui Na sessions. His practices of art of Qigong and Tui Na, combining his Chinese medicine expertise and Qigong practice to deliver personalized treatments tailored to your specific needs and goals. Experience the rejuvenating and harmonizing effects of Qigong Tui Na. Allow us to guide you on a transformative journey towards balance, vitality, and renewed energy. To incorporate Qigong Tui Na into your holistic wellness routine, book an appointment with us today and embark on a path of profound healing and well-being. Remember to customize the description to align with your specific Qigong Tui Na services and the unique approach of your practice.