Heat Massage – Traditional Chinese Massage Therapy

Heat Massage provides a genuine and professional Chinese massage service in the Zhi Ya style (a branch of traditional Chinese medicine that specifically focuses pressure at the bodies acupuncture points and associated muscle groups) to promote improved circulation and wellbeing.

The therapeutic and relaxing massage treatments are particularly suitable for:
Back & Shoulder Pain
Neck Conditions
Limb Damage & Circulation Issues
Sports Injuries
Headaches
Medical Procedure Recovery
Stress

Our pricing is charged in line with the time and energy spent on each different therapy:

30 minutes : £35 (Head, Neck & Shoulder/Back)

45 minutes : £50 (Chinese, Sports, Deep Tissue)

60 minutes : £50 (Oil Relaxation Massage)

60 minutes : £60 (Chinese, Sports, Deep Tissue)

90 minutes : £80 (Relaxing Massage)

90 minutes : £90 (sports and Deep Tissue Massage & Chinese Cupping)

120 minutes £140 (Chinese Wet Cupping & Local Anaesthesia)

This renowned traditional therapy is not easily available in the U.K., although is very highly regarded in China.

Our massage suite is self-contained, clean, warm and relaxing, with high quality equipment and its own en-suite bathroom, for your use. Water, tea and fresh towels are provided.

Traditional Chinese Full Body Massage

A full body massage, normally undertaken through a linen sheet or with baby oil. This massage includes work on head, neck, back, arms, fingers, buttocks, legs and feet using a combination of styles to release tension and improve circulation. If required, the massage can be accompanied by cupping and other non invasive Chinese medicine treatments to accelerate recovery. Normally this is quite a deep style of massage but can be adapted to suit your preferences.

 

Sports/Deep Tissue Massage

A preventative/restorative body treatment designed to reduce pain, targeting muscle tension and restoring flexibility. This is particularly suitable for sports injuries, and can be undertaken with oil or in the traditional Chinese style.

Sports Injury Massage

Chinese Massage is renowned for its therapeutic effects on sports injuries, and is particularly valuable for sports enthusiasts (or indeed anyone) who has suffered musculoskeletal damage from whatever cause.By understanding and concentrating around the area of damage and the associated acupuncture points, Chinese massage, occasionally incorporating mild medication, deep tissue and cupping techniques, can bring great and long-lasting relief and recovery to many types of injury.Some of the beneficial effects of Sports Massage include:

• Immediate pain reduction/relief
• Relieving muscle tension, knotting and soreness
• Facilitating improved joint movement
• Speeding the body’s natural recovery processes
• Aiding relaxation and sleep

Head, Neck & Shoulder Massage

A shorter massage considered particularly helpful for those who suffer from tension headaches, eye strain, migraines, sinusitis, and neck pain.

Head, Neck & Back Massage

A longer massage specifically designed for those that suffer with some degree of back ache/pain, and wish this to be targeted.

Oil Relaxation Massage

A full body massage designed to relax you and bring calm. This massage uses essential oils and gentle techniques to relax your whole body, and is perfect to reduce stress and tension.

 

Women’s Breast [& Stomach] Massage

This is a traditional Chinese woman to woman practise, to target benign breast conditions by improving the circulation and reducing abnormalities in ducts and lobules (lumps). It can also include massage to the stomach and gut to improve general intestinal health.

 

Chinese cupping is a traditional therapy where suction cups are applied to the skin to relieve pain, improve blood flow, and stimulate healing, with potential benefits for conditions like low back pain, neck pain, and osteoarthritis. The primary mechanism is understood to be through the stimulation of the nervous system and increased blood circulation in the affected area. Research indicates promising results in pain reduction and functional improvement. Cupping is also used as a form of deep tissue massage, with the vacuum and the pressure creating a similar stimulating and muscle-relaxing effect. 

It works by, placing cups on the skin and creating a vacuum with a pump. This vacuum pulls blood to the surface of the skin, to enhance circulation and promote the body’s natural healing response in the affected area. The pressure and sensations generated during cupping help stimulate nerve fibres, which generally help to inhibit pain signals.

Important Note:

The suction force from cupping breaks open tiny blood vessels called capillaries under your skin. You’ll have red, round cupping therapy marks that should fade in a week or two. Although these marks will look like bruises, they’re not true bruises that injure muscle fibers.

Traditional Chinese Wet Cupping

Traditional Chinese ‘wet’ cupping, (拔罐療法 bá guàn liáo fǎ), is a centuries-old practice in Traditional Chinese Medicine that involves making small skin lesions (using a very small sterilized disposable medical lancet) and then using suction cups to draw out small quantities of blood and extracellular fluid to promote healing. This is only used where conditions have been fully evaluated and are considered more serious, and where blood circulation may be impaired in the damaged area/s.

Important Note:

We provide a strong topical anaesthetic prior to the procedure to manage any local pain, and requires more consultation time to be effective.

GIFT CARDS

A massage is a lovely gift.

We offer gift cards for you to give to your loved one’s. You can do this online by following (or copying and pasting) this link:

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Or simply calling us on 07464 967638

“Amazing massage. The best deep tissue I have had since living in Asia.”– Michael Farquhar

“Just had a wonderful full body massage. Everyone so friendly. I will be coming back soon and telling all my friend’s too. Thank you feel much better now.” – Claire Elizabeth Roden

Bichun Liu is a friendly, attentive and experienced Chinese trained masseur in the Zhi Ya style, who will tailor each therapy session to your particular needs, identifying any specific musculoskeletal problems and focussing massage to the affected area and your bodies associated acupuncture points, to relax your musculature, improve your circulation and generate a sense of wellbeing.

Her desire is simply for all of her clients to leave each session feeling good and with an improvement in their body’s general condition.

Please ensure you advise her about any relevant medical conditions you may have, and if you have a preference for deeper or softer treatment/s, during your session.