Trained in tuina in China and now working one session at a time in Piscataway. Mandarin and English are spoken here.
Session
Tuina with foot reflexology
75 minutes. Tuina first, then foot reflexology. You are covered the whole time.
A tuina session on the back, shoulders and legs, followed by time on the feet. It is the longest session here, at 75 minutes, and it keeps the pace slow.
The tuina comes first, then the feet.
A session
What happens in the session
- 01
Step 1: Talk
A few minutes about pressure and any area to leave alone.
- 02
Step 2: Tuina
About two thirds of the time on the back, shoulders and legs.
- 03
Step 3: Feet
Slow thumb and finger pressure on the soles and heels.
- 04
Step 4: Finish
A minute to sit up slowly before you dress.
Before you come
Pressure, covering and your doctor
Pressure is yours
We ask before we start and again as we go. Lighter, firmer or stop is always one word away.
You are covered
A sheet or towel covers you the whole time. Only the part being worked on is uncovered.
What to wear and bring
Loose, comfortable clothing. We provide the table, linens and towels, so bring only yourself.
Ask your doctor first
If you are pregnant, or a doctor is seeing you for something that affects how you should be touched, ask them before you book.
Your therapist
One therapist, one table
Every session is with Sheng, from the first question to the last minute.
Good to know
Questions before you come
What happens at a first visit?
We talk for a few minutes about pressure and anything to leave alone, you settle onto the table under a sheet, and the session begins. The first visit page walks through it.
How long is a session?
Sessions run 30 to 90 minutes, depending on what you book. Plan to arrive a few minutes early, and to sit up slowly at the end.
How do I set the pressure?
Before we start we ask what pressure you like and any area to leave alone. Tuina can be firm, so tell us at any time to go lighter or firmer.
Ready for both together?
Choose a time. We confirm by text or email.