What is TCM Child Massage Therapy?

TCM Child Massage Therapy, also known as TCM Paediatric Massage, is a traditional Chinese medicine practice designed specifically for children. It involves gentle massage techniques and acupressure to promote overall wellness and address various health concerns in children.

What are the Benefits of TCM Child Massage Therapy?

TCM Child Massage Therapy offers several benefits, including improved immunity, relief from digestive issues, enhanced sleep, and emotional well-being in children.

Is TCM Child Massage Therapy Safe?

Yes, TCM Child Massage Therapy is generally safe when performed by trained and experienced practitioners. They use gentle techniques suitable for children and prioritize their comfort and safety.

How Long Does a TCM Child Massage Session Typically Last?

The duration of a TCM child massage session can vary depending on the child's age, health condition, and the practitioner's assessment. Typically, sessions can range from 15 minutes to 45 minutes.

Are There Any Precautions to Take Before a TCM Child Massage Session?

Before a session, inform the practitioner about your child's medical history and any existing health conditions. This information will help tailor the treatment to the child's specific needs.

How Many Sessions of TCM Child Massage are Typically Needed?

The number of sessions required can vary based on the child's condition. Some issues may see improvement after just a few sessions, while others may require ongoing treatment. Your practitioner will provide guidance on the recommended treatment plan.

TCM Child Massage Therapy

Child Massage Therapy

Child massage therapy is a safe, comfortable and natural treatment method with a history of thousands of years. Our physicians at ECON Chinese Medicine will personally diagnose and administer the massage for your child.

Treatment:

Flu, asthma, allergic rhinitis, loss of appetite, abdominal distension, diarrhea, vomiting, indigestion, constipation, disturbed sleep etc.

Preventive:

Myopia, poor appetite, disturbed sleep, post-illness recovery, developmental delay