Good to know!
We are delighted that you are interested in traditional Chinese medicine and its therapeutic massage, Tuina Anmo!
Here are a few practical tips for your visit: You do not need to bring a towel, as all the equipment necessary for your treatment is available on our premises. Please feel free to bring comfortable clothing and any recent medical reports with you. Please take a seat in our waiting area. I will be happy to come and collect you.
If you are coming with a stroller or wheelchair, or if you currently have difficulty walking, there is a lift in the building.
TCM anamnesis and integrative TCM massage: First, I will ask you questions about your current symptoms and any previous illnesses (indications, contraindications), palpate certain points on your musculoskeletal system, check the range of motion of your joints, examine your tongue, and feel your pulse. The TCM anamnesis takes about 5-15 minutes. On this basis, an individual and holistic TCM treatment concept is created. If additional techniques such as Gua Sha, cupping, moxibustion, laser acupuncture, or taping are necessary, I will of course explain this to you in advance. In most cases, I combine the methods to achieve the best possible result.
TCM and then what: Please keep in mind that chronic complaints do not appear overnight. Accordingly, it takes the body a long time to get rid of them. I will help you with my expertise in Chinese naturopathy and provide you with exercises and recommendations for home use. However, your cooperation and patience are required to successfully accompany this process. Are you ready for this?
I look forward to meeting you!
Monica
Important note
In Austria, the “Tuina Anmo Practitioner” is a self-contained, commercial vocational training program leading to a diploma (see the Massage Ordinance, Federal Law Gazette 2009). The entire theoretical and practical curriculum comprises at least 775 training hours over a period of three years. In addition, at least 150 documented Tuina Anmo treatments, at least 50 of which must be under supervision, must be proven.
The contents of this website are for informational purposes only and are in no way a substitute for consultation or treatment by a physician. Massage treatments cannot replace necessary conventional medical treatments, but they can complement other forms of therapy and serve to promote health care.
