Moxibustion, better known as moxa, is a Chinese herb made from mugwort (artemisia vulgaris). It has a stimulating, nourishing and warming effect on the body and is effective in building energy levels and getting Qi moving in the body.

Cupping is an ancient healing method that uses suction to increase blood flow to the affected area, release toxins and invoke a healing reaction. It is believed to encourage circulation, clear inflammation caused by stagnation, reduce pain, release tension and help stimulate the rebuilding of healthy tissue in the body’s regeneration process.

Gua sha uses a smooth-edged tool to gently scrape areas of your body. It is often used to treat chronic pain, expel pathogens or to boost the immune system among other health benefits. As traditional Chinese Medicine traces many diseases and health conditions back to stagnant Qi, stimulating these areas with gua sha is believed to encourage a healthy flow of Qi and blood.

Tui Na is a form of therapeutic Chinese medical massage which is often described as a combination of shiatsu (a Japanese bodywork practice) and acupressure massage.

Auricular therapy, also known as Auriculotherapy or ear acupuncture, involves the stimulation of points in the ear. This can be a standalone treatment but can also be used alongside traditional acupuncture to enhance treatment. This treatment is most known for the treatment of various types of addiction, reducing cravings and overcoming trauma and PTSD, but is also used for relaxation, insomnia, depression, pain, eight management and other conditions.