Qigong Anmo

Fuzang Anmo and Tuina Anmo both rely heavily on the physical manipulations to bring about change in the recipient and although Qi manipulation is an important aspect of Fuzang Anmo and Tuina Anmo the extra dimension of Qigong Anmo is the manipulation of Qi within the therapist to interact with the recipient.

Tuina Anmo

Tuina Anmo is the most common form of Chinese Massage seen in the West.

It utilizes soft tissue manipulation, acupoints and structural realignment methods, and it closer to the Western concept of massage.

Fuzang Anmo

Fuzang Anmo is a method of visceral massage which deals with the stresses and strains that not only attack the locomotion system of the body but also impact on the internal organs and the emotional state of a person.

As an internal organ massage, Fuzang is particularly adapted to help these conditions.

Chinese Therapeutic Massage is one of the main branches of Classical Chinese Medicine.

Chinese Therapeutic Massage is different from other forms of massage is as much as it is a Psycho-Physical Therapy which treats the usual range of musculo-skeletal problems plus ‘internal’ ailments, and unbalanced emotional conditions.

The Chanquanshu school of CTM incorporates three related massage traditions: Fuzang Anmo, Tuina Anmo and Qigong Anmo.