YunXia Wang

Pregnancy (Prenatal) Massage and Its Benefits Pregnancy massage, also known as prenatal massage, is a specialized form of therapeutic massage tailored to meet the needs of expectant mothers. It focuses on addressing the physical and emotional changes that occur during pregnancy, promoting relaxation, and enhancing overall well-being. Techniques Used in Prenatal Massage Gentle and soothing strokes to promote relaxation. Targeted techniques to relieve muscle tension and joint pain. Positioning support, often using pillows or bolsters, to ensure comfort and safety for both the mother and baby. Benefits of Prenatal Massage Reduces Muscle and Joint Pain Eases tension in areas like the lower back, hips, and shoulders, which often bear the strain of pregnancy-related weight gain and postural changes. Improves Circulation Enhances blood flow, reducing swelling in the legs, feet, and hands while supporting overall cardiovascular health. Decreases Stress and Anxiety Promotes the release of endorphins, which help to reduce stress and improve mood, offering emotional support during a time of significant change. Improves Sleep Quality Helps alleviate discomfort and tension, making it easier for expectant mothers to rest and achieve better sleep. Relieves Swelling (Edema) Encourages lymphatic drainage, helping to reduce fluid retention and swelling in the extremities. Prepares the Body for Labor Relieves tension in muscles and ligaments, fostering flexibility and relaxation that can be beneficial during childbirth. Safety Considerations Prenatal massage should always be performed by a trained and certified therapist familiar with pregnancy-specific needs. Expectant mothers should consult with their healthcare provider before starting massage therapy, especially if they have high-risk pregnancies or medical concerns.

heavy pressure on affected area, For clients who need to do a lot of labour work and stressful daily life. Shiatsu: Origin: Shiatsu originated in Japan and is based on traditional Chinese medicine principles. Techniques: Shiatsu involves applying pressure to specific points on the body using fingers, thumbs, palms, and sometimes knees and elbows. It also includes stretches and joint rotations. Goal: The goal of Shiatsu is to balance the body's energy flow or "qi" (pronounced "chee"). It aims to stimulate the body's natural healing abilities, reduce tension, and promote overall well-being. While both Swedish massage and Shiatsu share the goal of promoting well-being, they achieve it through different techniques and approaches. Swedish massage tends to focus on the physical aspects of relaxation and muscle tension, while Shiatsu is more rooted in traditional Eastern medicine and the balance of energy flow within the body.

heavy pressure on affected area, For clients who need to do a lot of labour work and stressful daily life. Shiatsu: Origin: Shiatsu originated in Japan and is based on traditional Chinese medicine principles. Techniques: Shiatsu involves applying pressure to specific points on the body using fingers, thumbs, palms, and sometimes knees and elbows. It also includes stretches and joint rotations. Goal: The goal of Shiatsu is to balance the body's energy flow or "qi" (pronounced "chee"). It aims to stimulate the body's natural healing abilities, reduce tension, and promote overall well-being. While both Swedish massage and Shiatsu share the goal of promoting well-being, they achieve it through different techniques and approaches. Swedish massage tends to focus on the physical aspects of relaxation and muscle tension, while Shiatsu is more rooted in traditional Eastern medicine and the balance of energy flow within the body.

Hot Essential oil with Guasha, massage to open nodules on the scalp. To release headache, preventing migrate headache and relief stress.

With 3 single herbal essential oil treatment for different symptoms Essenial Oil give a body soothe and relax feelings. Promote blood circulation calm down effect help to sleep etc

With 3 single herbal essential oil treatment for different symptoms Essenial Oil give a body soothe and relax feelings. Promote blood circulation calm down effect help to sleep etc

We use facial essential oils for massage. clean face, soft tissue massage on face. Guasha will used on face area and scalp , neck and shoulder.

We use facial essential oil for facial massage. clean face, and massage with guasha or hotstone. facial, neck, shoulder arms are included.

Fire cuping

Chinese style reflexology. Socking feet in warm water with salt and essential oil

With Paraffin wax to warm up the feet and easily to remove calcus and keep the heel skin smoothy. Good for winter with dry feet.

Hot oil with herbal essential oil for detoxin and soothe the whole body. infared sauna blanket used for the treatment. Patient may experience sweating during the treatment.

Use Hot stone massage the whole body.

Therapeutic massage combined with Hot stone. The treatment warm up the whole body and promote blood circulation, Good for the clients who have cold feet and cold stomach. painful PMS syndromes.

Herbal essential oil used 60-Minute Scalp Massage Procedure Description: A balanced full session for relaxation, scalp cleansing, and circulation stimulation. Structure (approximate timing): Consultation & Preparation (5 min) Assess scalp condition (dry, oily, sensitive). Choose appropriate oil or tonic (e.g.,ginger or hair friendly herbal oil). Seat or recline the client comfortably. Dry Scalp Stimulation (10 min) Begin with fingertip tapping and kneading across occipital ridge and temples. Gently lift and stretch the scalp to loosen tension. Use circular motions from the neck upward. Cleansing & Steam (10 min) Apply a gentle scalp cleanser or exfoliating gel. Use warm steam (or a steamed towel) to open pores and soften buildup. Massage in circular motions to cleanse follicles. Oil Massage Phase (20 min) Apply nourishing oil evenly through the scalp. Use rhythmic, slow kneading; focus on crown, temple, and occipital points. Add acupressure on baihui (top of head), temples (taiyang), and fēngchí (base of skull). Include gentle stretches of neck and shoulders. Rinse & Cooling Phase (10 min) Rinse oil thoroughly or use warm wet towels. Spray cooling tonic or herbal water to close pores and refresh. Light fingertip tapping to reactivate energy flow. Finishing Touch (5 min) Final lymphatic strokes along neck and shoulders. End with slow palm presses on crown and temples.

Herbal essential oil used 90-Minute Scalp Massage Procedure Description: A full head spa experience including cleansing, deep scalp and neck work, aromatherapy, and relaxation for the nervous system. Structure (approximate timing): Consultation & Aromatherapy Setup (10 min) Discuss scalp and stress condition. Select aromatic blend (e.g., lavender for calm, hinoki for grounding). Begin with inhalation and deep breathing guidance. Dry Massage Warm-Up (10 min) Use brushing or hand friction to stimulate scalp capillaries. Include gentle facial line stretches to release jaw tension. Exfoliation & Steam Treatment (10 min) Apply mild enzyme or clay scalp scrub. Use steam to enhance product penetration. Massage pressure points around crown and occipital ridge. Deep Oil Massage (25 min) Use upward kneading, rotation, and lifting motions across scalp sections. Combine finger “combing” and deep circular pressure. Work down to neck and shoulders using slow, precise acupressure. Focus on draining temporal and occipital lymph nodes. Hair & Scalp Treatment Mask (15 min) Apply warm treatment mask or nourishing oil wrap. Optional: gentle shoulder or hand massage while it rests. Steam or wrap in a hot towel. Rinse & Refresh (10 min) Rinse thoroughly or remove product with moist towels. Towel dry gently and apply scalp tonic. Relaxation & Energy Balancing (10 min) Perform slow rhythmic palm holds and ear massage. Gentle head-stretch and face-lift motions along facial meridians. End with three grounding breaths and light pressing along crown and temples. Key Techniques Used Tsubo (acupressure) stimulation: Improves energy flow and circulation. Kakato-nade (kneading & lifting): Releases deep scalp tension. Sejaku (stillness): A mindfulness pause to harmonize body and mind. Yubi Mawashi (circular finger rotation): Detoxifies and nourishes follicles.

Lymph is the fluid found within the lymphatic system that transports the interstitial fluid and large substances from the interstitium. The lymphvessel are small channels found throughout the connective tissue that are the gateways to the lymphatic system. the treatment activates lymph function and circulation, stimulates the immune system and parasympathetic tone.

Lymph is the fluid found within the lymphatic system that transports the interstitial fluid and large substances from the interstitium. The lymphvessel are small channels found throughout the connective tissue that are the gateways to the lymphatic system. the treatment activates lymph function and circulation, stimulates the immune system and parasympathetic tone.

booked with Kelly Wang.

Moxa treatment with massage.

Breast feeding can be difficult, This service is only for women who just give the birth 1-7 days. The time is essential for promoting the milk from the breast ducts. sometimes first time mom may not produce the milk easily. the treatment time can be vary from 1 hour to 4 hours. Make sure you book appointment with time range. Therapists may able to come to your house for helping. We may charge you $40 extra for the door to door service.

Pregnancy (Prenatal) Massage and Its Benefits Pregnancy massage, also known as prenatal massage, is a specialized form of therapeutic massage tailored to meet the needs of expectant mothers. It focuses on addressing the physical and emotional changes that occur during pregnancy, promoting relaxation, and enhancing overall well-being. Techniques Used in Prenatal Massage Gentle and soothing strokes to promote relaxation. Targeted techniques to relieve muscle tension and joint pain. Positioning support, often using pillows or bolsters, to ensure comfort and safety for both the mother and baby. Benefits of Prenatal Massage Reduces Muscle and Joint Pain Eases tension in areas like the lower back, hips, and shoulders, which often bear the strain of pregnancy-related weight gain and postural changes. Improves Circulation Enhances blood flow, reducing swelling in the legs, feet, and hands while supporting overall cardiovascular health. Decreases Stress and Anxiety Promotes the release of endorphins, which help to reduce stress and improve mood, offering emotional support during a time of significant change. Improves Sleep Quality Helps alleviate discomfort and tension, making it easier for expectant mothers to rest and achieve better sleep. Relieves Swelling (Edema) Encourages lymphatic drainage, helping to reduce fluid retention and swelling in the extremities. Prepares the Body for Labor Relieves tension in muscles and ligaments, fostering flexibility and relaxation that can be beneficial during childbirth. Safety Considerations Prenatal massage should always be performed by a trained and certified therapist familiar with pregnancy-specific needs. Expectant mothers should consult with their healthcare provider before starting massage therapy, especially if they have high-risk pregnancies or medical concerns.

Light treatment for basic technique used for clients who cannot bear too much pressure. Light treatment can be used for women during the period, stressed, cannot fall asleep or after work out training.

Light treatment for basic technique used for clients who cannot bear too much pressure. Light treatment can be used for women during the period, stressed, cannot fall asleep or after work out training.

Traditional Japanese style massage. No oil will be used. Shiatsu is a form of massage that utilizes the hands, thumb, or other body parts, to apply direct pressure on various points or channels in the body. It is performed through loose clothing and does not use oils. Massage is a practice that has been present for thousands of years. Shiatsu is among the many different massage therapies people seek for relaxation, healing, and relief.

Traditional Japanese style massage. No oil will be used. Shiatsu is a form of massage that utilizes the hands, thumb, or other body parts, to apply direct pressure on various points or channels in the body. It is performed through loose clothing and does not use oils. Massage is a practice that has been present for thousands of years. Shiatsu is among the many different massage therapies people seek for relaxation, healing, and relief.

Combined techniques with Swedish, Shiatsu, Thai or other styles of massage.

Combined techniques with Swedish, Shiatsu, Thai or other styles of massage.

light touch massage. Pressure light to medium.

light touch massage. Pressure light to medium.

Facial, neck, shoulder, whole back relaxation massage.