A Multi-Modality Clinic

Therapeutic Touch

Soft tissue therapy is a specialized form of treatment focused on releasing pain, enhancing mobility, and promoting overall wellness. It targets the intricate network of muscles, tendons, ligaments, and fascia. This therapeutic approach combines techniques such as massage, stretching, myofascial release, and trigger point therapy to address specific areas of tension and dysfunction.

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Tailored Treatments

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Every body holds tension differently, which is why customized treatments are essential. Whether addressing chronic pain or an acute sports injury, each therapy session is tailored to your needs. By reducing tension and increasing oxygen flow to tissues, it helps alleviate pain, improve flexibility, and accelerate recovery.

Lasting Wellness

At The Art of Qi, we combine soft tissue therapy with the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine to create a unique approach to wellness. This combination does more than relax muscles—it stimulates circulation, reduces inflammation, encourages lymphatic flow, and regulates the body's biological functions. By blending modern therapeutic techniques with ancient TCM wisdom, we promote lasting relief, improved performance, and a balanced state of well-being.

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Additional Modalities

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    Deep Tissue

    Deep Tissue Massage targets chronic muscle tension and adhesions with slow, firm pressure, releasing knots, improving circulation, and restoring mobility. Ideal for chronic pain, postural imbalances, and muscle recovery, it provides deep relief while pressure is adjusted for comfort. Some post-treatment soreness may occur but quickly subsides, leaving the body relaxed and restored.

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    Myofascia Release

    Myofascial Release relieves tension and restrictions in the fascia—the connective tissue surrounding muscles, bones, and organs. Using gentle, sustained pressure and stretching, it improves mobility, enhances circulation, and reduces pain. Particularly effective for chronic pain and postural imbalances, this technique restores balance and flexibility, with some areas feeling tender as tight fascia releases.

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    Fire Cupping

    Fire Cupping is a traditional Chinese therapy that uses heated glass cups to create suction, promoting circulation, relieving muscle tension, and supporting the body's detoxification process. This gentle vacuum effect loosens fascia, reduces inflammation, and encourages the flow of Qi and blood. Commonly used for muscle soreness, respiratory issues, and stress relief, it leaves temporary marks that fade within days, indicating improved circulation and balance.

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    Gua Sha

    Gua Sha is a traditional Chinese technique that uses a smooth-edged tool to gently scrape the skin, promoting circulation, releasing muscle tension, and supporting the flow of Qi. Often applied to areas of tightness or discomfort, it can also enhance skin tone when used on the face. Temporary redness may occur, indicating improved blood flow and detoxification.

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    Eastern Nutrition

    Eastern Nutrition, rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine, focuses on balancing the body’s energy (Qi) through mindful food choices. By considering seasonal eating, food qualities, and energetic properties, this approach supports digestion, vitality, and overall well-being. Personalized to each individual’s needs, it naturally harmonizes internal systems for long-term health.