Chi Nei Tsang®
A Taoist abdominal massage, for a calmer belly and a general sense of well-being.
At the studio in Saint-Ouen, or at your home in Paris and Saint-Ouen.
Chi Nei Tsang® literally means “working the energy of the internal organs”.
This holistic massage works with the energies of the abdomen, following the Taoist tradition, for a calmer belly and a general sense of well-being.
The spirit of the treatment
This is a holistic belly massage that speaks to the body and the mind alike: relaxation, release, a quieter mind. The benefits people feel are many and varied.
Origin
A Taoist massage (Chinese tradition).
Benefits you may feel
A deep massage that focuses on the area of the internal organs (stomach, liver, intestines, kidneys), to revive the flow of vital energy and release the physical and emotional tensions that can be felt in this area.
Relaxation, release, a quieter mind, for a deep and lasting letting go.
How it unfolds
Chi Nei Tsang® is a Taoist massage centred solely on the belly. Much more than a traditional massage, it is a deep massage.
To extend these benefits, I include Thai massage movements on the legs and finish the session with a massage of the shoulders, neck and head.
Duration and prices
- Chi Nei Tsang®1 h 15 min€120
Good to know before you come
This belly massage is not recommended during pregnancy. It is postponed in cases of Crohn's disease or inflammatory bowel disease, and medical advice is needed after abdominal surgery. Please tell me about any hernia, acute abdominal pain, use of blood thinners or recent meal.
Recommended frequency
No set frequency is required. This deep massage is often enjoyed a few weeks apart, to give the body time to take in the work, and the rhythm is then refined together according to how you feel.
Frequently asked questions
What is Chi Nei Tsang® and where does it come from?
Chi Nei Tsang® is a Taoist belly massage from the Chinese tradition. Its name literally means “working the energy of the internal organs”. It invites you to release the physical and emotional tension that can be felt in the abdomen.
Who is this massage not suited to?
It is not recommended during pregnancy. It is postponed in cases of Crohn's disease or inflammatory bowel disease, and medical advice is needed after abdominal surgery. Please tell me about any hernia, acute abdominal pain, use of blood thinners or recent meal.
What does it feel like during and after the session?
The massage is deep but gentle, centred on the belly, with Thai massage movements on the legs and a massage of the shoulders, neck and head to finish. People generally feel relaxed, with a quieter mind. Sensations vary from person to person: please do tell me what you feel during the session.