Tui Na - Chinese Massage Therapy

picture of a Chinese Tui Na massageTui Na Chinese Massage as a therapy career

You're looking at this page because you want to (1) start a more satisfying career, or (2) improve an existing one. Either way you are going to come face to face with the same challenges.

1) We understand your reasons for thinking about changing careers

21st Century life can lack job satisfaction. This effectively means everyday gets increasingly more of a drag, and worse - more of a stressful pressure. It adds up whilst your soul seems to dry out and wither.

That just isn't living a life of quality - more of a slow, torturous slide into inevitable regrets (emotionally and physically). When you only have this time right now you are the only one who can change how you spend it.

A career in healing people is almost certainly going to heal you too if you're currently "dying" for job satisfaction. Helping people brings deep satisfaction.

2) You may already have a career you want to develop

You may be a successful therapist simply looking for additional job satisfaction - or, you could be a therapist currently having to struggle to stay in business. Both are familiar outcomes to me (Maria Mercati).

The only real problem between you and a successful or rewarding career is having an effective means of making people feel better - to decrease or remove their pain. If you achieve that you're in business - fail and you'll be looking for a new career (or worse returning to the stressful one you were keen to leave behind).

More and more people want effective methods of pain relief that bring a real difference to their quality of life. A successful career depends on nothing more than that. For suffering people, ineffective therapy is not an option they will continue paying for (would you?)

Tui Na is Chinese massage therapy that works

picture of Maria Mercati doing massage training with a pupilBypass the need to experiment - learn from the largest group of tried and tested therapists on Earth - those practicing oriental techniques such as Tui Na massage, acupuncture, Thai and Indonesian bodywork.

Tui Na massage is a way to start easing peoples pain by applying therapeutic touch to acupoints - the basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Knowledge of acupoints is essential for both tui na and for acupuncture (which is where you can go onto after mastering tui na).

Tui Na is an oriental therapy that is drug free - something that people increasingly want as trust in drugs wanes for all but the most serious problems. Don't forget, the largest body of people on earth rely on oriental practices like tui na everyday (and pay for them).

Further pages of Tui Na Chinese Massage