Acupuncture Treatment involves the insertion of fine, sterile, disposable needles into specific points on the body known as acupuncture points. These points act as gates into the body’s Qi (“chee”) and restore it’s smooth flow. Qi, translated as “breath,” “air,” or “energy,” is the substance that mediates all of our body’s interactions with the external environment

Moxibustion Treatment is a form of fire heat treatment that stimulates specific acupuncture points of the body. The term is derived from the Japanese ” mogusa ” meaning herb (mugwort) and the Latin “bustion” meaning burning.

Mud moxibustion, utilising over 20 premium Chinese herbs meticulously formulated by physicians and mixed with mineral mud, is heated and applied to various parts of the body. It possesses the functions of clearing heat, dispelling dampness, expelling wind, dispersing cold, promoting blood circulation, and eliminating blood stasis.

Cupping Therapy or Cupping Treatment is an ancient Chinese method of causing local congestion. A partial vacuum is created in cups placed on the skin either by means of heat or suction.

Gua Sha literally means “friction for congestion” and is an ancient technique used to move stagnation and draw out toxins.

Tui Na manipulations can increase blood flow, promote metabolism, and improve microcirculation to facilitate the regeneration of muscle fibers and the recovery of muscle strength, while also improving the mechanical structure of various body parts and relieving pain.

TCM Spinal Alignment philosophy has looked at the way nature affects the balance of the body for thousands of years. One natural element that has a constant effect on the human structure is gravity.

Our special 28 Days Confinement Programme is designed for mothers who have just given birth, providing them with the goodness of natural herbs to boost post-natal recovery.