Tui Na — “pushing and grasping” — is a manual therapy grounded in Traditional Chinese Medicine, of which acupressure is one part. Shiatsu-Anma shares these roots, blended with Japanese bodywork refined over centuries.\n\nMore than relaxation, it is healing massage: working the right areas to move Qi and blood and resolve the underlying problem.
Experienced, compassionate, and dedicated to your health and healing.
Fertility, women's health, pain & digestive care
Dr. Zheng studied Clinical Medicine at Jinan University of Medical Science in Guangzhou, China, then transferred to the Florida College of Integrative Medicine (FCIM), graduating in 2019. He speaks Mandarin, Cantonese, and English.
Pain, women's health, sports medicine & weight
Dr. Chen studied Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine at the Florida College of Integrative Medicine (FCIM), graduating in 2023. Raised in a family that runs a small TCM herbal pharmacy in Taiwan, he blends time-honored herbal knowledge with modern acupuncture. He speaks English, Mandarin, and Taiwanese.
Traditional Chinese Medicine & herbal medicine
Board-certified acupuncturist and herbalist with a lifelong TCM foundation. Raised in Chongqing, China, she is a 49th-generation heir of Sun Simiao's lineage, known for the "Jiu Gong Fei Xing" needle technique. Fluent in English and Mandarin, she also speaks Szechuanese, Hakka, and Cantonese.
Clear, simple pricing to help you plan your visit. Treatments are recommended based on your condition and goals.
Healing manual therapy designed to relax muscles, improve circulation, and promote overall well-being.
An additional $65 applies when a specific neuromuscular technique is required. Premium Package — $888: 20 sessions plus a complimentary 1-month membership (up to $999 value). Signature Package — $1,688: 40 sessions plus a complimentary 3-month membership, with perks like 10% off products (up to $1,999 value). Tips not included.
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Therapeutic bodywork may help if you have sore muscles, headaches, digestive issues, or stress — and want hands-on care rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Therapeutic Chinese bodywork that eases pain, stiffness, digestion, and stress through targeted pressure and mobilization.
Your Journey With Us
We make your healing journey simple, comfortable, and personalized every step of the way.
We begin with a relaxed conversation about your health history, concerns, and goals. We listen first—so we can understand you fully.
Using traditional methods such as pulse and tongue observation, we identify the root cause and map your unique pattern. Your care is tailored to you.
We're with you every step of the way. Our goal is not just to relieve symptoms, but to help you feel your best—naturally and sustainably.
We create a plan just for you—highlighting the recommended therapies, visit frequency, and what each step is designed to achieve.
You relax in a calm, comfortable space while we support your healing. We check in at each visit and adjust the plan as your body responds.
Concerns we treat
Lasting relief from back, neck, shoulder and joint pain, headaches, and sciatica — at the root, without relying on medication.
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Gentle, natural support for hormone balance, menstrual health, and menopause.
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Whole-body support for your fertility journey — preconception care, IVF and IUI support, and natural conception.
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Calm anxiety, ease burnout, and restore emotional equilibrium so you can feel like yourself again.
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Restore deep, restful sleep and recover from fatigue — naturally and without dependency.
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Improve digestion and ease bloating, IBS, and gut imbalance with gentle, whole-body care.
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Strengthen immunity, boost energy, and support whole-body balance and resilience.
Learn more →Answers to common questions about your care and what to expect.
Tui Na (also called Anma) is therapeutic Chinese bodywork. It uses targeted pressure, kneading, and joint movement along the same channels used in acupuncture.
It is clinically oriented rather than purely relaxing — the work is directed at a specific complaint such as pain, stiffness, or tension, and often accompanies acupuncture in the same visit.
No. Tui Na is typically done through loose clothing, so wear something comfortable you can move in.
Often, but tell us what happened and whether you have seen a physician. For a new or significant injury we will ask you to get it evaluated first and will work within what your provider advises.
