Chi Gung Tui Na or Medical Chi Gung
is an Asian Bodywork therapy that has been in use for over 5,000 years. It is commonly practiced in hospitals in China to treat degenerative diseases among other issues.
The bodywork’s gentle hydrolic pressure creates an incredible relaxing effect on the body. It improves circulation in the lymphatic and other systems, reduces inflammation, calms the nervous system, alleviates pain, increases fluidity of muscles and tissue, re-hydrates and revitalizes joints, and saturates organs and body systems with blood, energy and nutrition.
It effects the body’s deepest meridians bringing balance from the core, outward.
To learn more, you can either google Medical Chi Gung Bodywork or copy and past this link to the American Organization for Bodywork Therapies of Asia:
http://www.aobta.org/educationseminars.html?task=view_detail&agid=29&year=2009&month=4&day=20&catids=50 |
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Ortho-Bionomy®
is a very gentle, effective body therapy rooted in osteopathy; a 100-year-old health care system that recognizes the body's self-healing and self-regulating capacity.
Ortho-Bionomy is highly effective in working with chronic stress injuries, pain or problems associated with postural and structural imbalances. A treatment position is found that increases the clients' comfort. Then, gentle compression is added, stimulating the body's self-correcting reflexes. This, in turn, can begin an amazing unfolding process of muscle and tissue releasing old holding patterns.
Because of the positions used for treatment, it can gently access all muscles, surface-to-deep, associated with a pain or restricting pattern.
This work, just by clearing restriction and tension in the body, can have a positive effect on the circulatory system, alleviate pain and relieve stress held in the body.
For more information on the gentle, precise touch of Ortho-Bionomy please call Roxann at 623-330-8488 or you can visit: www.ortho-bionomy.org
Ortho-Bionomy is a Registered Trademark of the Society of Ortho-Bionomy International, Inc. and is used with permission.
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