Chi Nei TsangIn this system of bodywork, the navel center is thought to be where energy enters and exits the body. This is also called the tan tien or hara. The massage works to stimulate this area. It also involves looking at the navel for various signs of distortions or pulling. A practitioner will look for hot and cold sensations and also use face reading as a part of their assessments. Recipients are clothed and lie on their back usually with the knees up to relax the abdomen. The practitioner will use their hands and elbow to do various techniques that may include rocking, shaking, pushing and pulling on the abdomen. If you are a massage therapist and wanting to learn Chi Nei Tsang be sure to check your laws and scope of practice issues in working with internal structures. See also online articles on Chi Nei Tsang: Chi Nei Tsang Digesting Emotions for Better Health By Jill Ruttenberg. Massage and Bodywork Magazine See more on Chi Nei Tsang Add Your Article or other information or experience of Chi Nei Tsang Have information on this type of massage?Share your information on the history of this type of massage or some of it's uses and resources on the type of massage. What Other Visitors Have SaidClick below to see contributions from other visitors to this page...
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