Massage is the manipulation of the body's soft tissues. Massage techniques are commonly applied with hands, fingers, elbows, knees, forearms, feet, or a device.

​Boneknitting, traditional Chinese medicine refers to the use of pushing, pulling, pressing, pressing and other techniques in the treatment of fracture, dislocation and other diseases. Bone setting, the name of the specialty, is the diagnosis and treatment of injuries, is also one of the ancient medicine "thirteen", also known as the Department of Traumatology or Orthopedics

Head treatments include head massage, gua Sha with essential oils. Head therapy is a very comfortable way to keep in good health. When problems such as dizziness and headache occur, all kinds of uncomfortable feelings will disappear immediately. Head therapy can also help sleep, relieve fatigue, and regulate hair loss.

Moxibustion  is a traditional Chinese medicine therapy which consists of burning dried mugwort (wikt:moxa) on particular points on the body.

Lymphatic drainage massage can effectively prevent diseases, promote the flow of lymphatic fluid, and help the body effectively discharge toxic substances. Enhance the physical function of the body, have a good preventive effect on chronic diseases, can eliminate edema, fatigue, and improve the symptoms of backache

Cupping uses canning as a tool to generate negative pressure by burning fire, pumping air, etc., so that it is adsorbed on the body surface, causing local blood stasis, so as to achieve clearing of the meridians, qi and blood circulation, swelling and pain relief, dispelling wind and cold, etc. Effect therapy. Cupping therapy has a long history in China. As early as in the silk book "Fifty-two Disease Prescriptions", which was written in the Western Han Dynasty, there is a record of "corner method". The corner method is similar to cupping therapy in later generations. Cupping therapy was also popular in ancient Greece and Rome abroad.

What is traditional Chinese medicine?
Traditional Chinese medicine is a system of medicine partly based on the idea that an energy, called qi (say "chee"), flows along pathways in the body called meridians. In this belief, if the flow of qi along these meridians is blocked or unbalanced, illness can occur. In China, doctors have practiced traditional Chinese medicine for thousands of years, and it is gaining in popularity in many Western countries.

The perfect combination of Western aroma therapy and TCM meridian conditioning. Selected Doterra natural aromatic essential oils act on the human body through a combination of soothing massage, Chinese medicine pot therapy, and Chinese medicine scraping through the sense of smell, and have a wonderful effect on the psychology and physiology, so as to achieve the coordination and unity of body, mind and spirit.

Gua Sha is guided by the meridian and acupoint theory of traditional Chinese medicine. It uses a special scraping device and corresponding techniques to dip in a certain medium and repeatedly scrape and rub on the body surface to make the skin appear red miliary or dark red bleeding spots. "Out of Sha" changes, so as to achieve the effect of invigorating blood and dialysis of Sha. Because of its simple, convenient, cheap and effective characteristics, it has a wide range of clinical applications and is suitable for medical and family health care. It can also be used in conjunction with acupuncture, cupping, bloodletting and other therapies to enhance the effects of promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis, and expelling evil spirits.