5 Elements Alignment Are you dealing with persistent muscle tension and pain? Chronic stress and anxiety? Digestive issues or low energy levels? Our 5 Elements Treatment using Gua Sha Therapy or Tui-Nah Acupressure is designed to address these concerns by restoring harmony and equilibrium within your body according to the principles of these 5 elements in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Water – Kidney/Bladder: Enhances fluid balance and reduces fear and stress. Fire – Heart/Small Intestine: Regulates circulation and calms the spirit Earth – Stomach/Spleen: Aids digestion and boosts energy levels. Metal – Lung/Large Intestine: Improves respiratory function and supports detoxification. Wood – Liver/Gall Bladder: Promotes detoxification and emotional balance. PERSONALIZED DIAGNOSIS AND ESSENTIAL OIL BLENDS Our TCM therapist conducts a thorough diagnosis to identify your specific imbalances. Based on this assessment, a pre-formulated GingerChi essential oil blend corresponding to one of the five elements is selected. These blends address the unique properties and needs of each element. TUI-NAH ACUPRESSURE Tui-Nah Acupressure massage technique is applied to specific acupressure points along the acupuncture channels, each linked to one of the five elements to unblock stagnation, improve circulation and promote overall wellbeing. GUA SHA THERAPY TECHNIQUE For persistent chronic issues and acute pain,Gua Sha Therapy works deeper by scraping the skin with a smooth-edged tool to dispel toxins that causes stagnation and are believed to be the root cause for pain, tension and imbalance. OVERALL KEY BENEFITS By integrating Gua Sha Therapy / Tui-Nah Acupressure with the five elements and their specific essential oil blends, this treatment: Aligns and balances your constitution Stimulates natural processes for optimal wellbeing Releases emotional and physical tension Provides deep relaxation and stress relief Enhances overall vitality Experience the benefits of GingerChi’s unique 5 Elements Massage therapy. Choose a technique that best addresses your condition. Whether it be the Gua Sha therapy or Tui-Nah Acupressure, both provide for a deeper connection between body and mind, leading to improved health and a harmonious internal balance. ▪️60 MINUTES $190 ▪️90 MINUTES $220 ▪️PACKAGE - BUY 5 GET 1 FREE – Prices include applicable NYC 4.5% service tax.– Sitewide promotions do not apply to spa services (unless otherwise stated). BOOK NOW SAVE ON PACKAGES BUY A GIFT CERTIFICATE ADD TO YOUR APPOINTMENT HEAD & SCALP GUA SHA ACUPRESSURE MASSAGE Gua Sha is applied to a acupuncture channels on the head for a restorative head and scalp massage. This process helps relieve tension, rejuvenate energy levels and may stimulate hair growth. ▪️1O MINUTES $25 TCM ACUPRESSURE FOOT MASSAGE This deeply therapeutic treatment stimulates reflex points that connect to your body’s organs and systems to release tension, improve circulation, ease fatigue and restore the flow of Chi throughout the body. ▪️2O MINUTES $35 FACIAL CUPPING Experience the rejuvenating benefits of facial cupping. This technique boosts blood flow, supports detoxification, and moves stagnant fluids and lymph from the face. The result? Reduced puffiness, softened wrinkles, relaxed facial muscles, and enhanced collagen production. ▪️15 MINUTES $30 FIRE CUPPING THERAPY Fire cupping therapy, an ancient practice, uses glass cups and a flame to create suction on the skin. This process lifts the skin, creating space between muscle layers, promoting circulation, and breaking up lactic acid. Benefits include improved lymphatic drainage, enhanced blood flow, reduced muscle pain, toxin removal, decreased inflammation, and lower stress by reducing cortisol levels. ▪️15 MINUTES $30 .button-container { display: flex; flex-direction: column; align-items: center; gap: 16px; /* Increased space between buttons */ margin-top: 20px; width: 100%; } .button { display: block; width: 100%; /* Matches paragraph width */ max-width: 600px; /* Adjust to fit paragraph */ padding: 8px 0; /* Increased button height */ text-align: center; background-color: black; color: white !important; font-size: 14px; /* Small text */ font-weight: 400; /* Thin text */ font-family: "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; /* Matches reference */ text-transform: uppercase; text-decoration: none; border: none; cursor: pointer; }
