01/13/2026
I love blending acupressure into my massage treatments to help add an extra element of relaxation and stress relief.
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the body is considered to have channels (or pathways) throughout the body where Qi (or energy) flows, connecting different organs and body parts.
I love blending acupressure into my massage treatments to help add an extra element of relaxation and stress relief.
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the body is considered to have channels (or pathways) throughout the body where Qi (or energy) flows, connecting different organs and body parts.
Each channel has a different number of points running along them which can be stimulated through acupuncture or in my case, acupressure, by use of my fingers and thumbs to help balance the body’s Qi (energy).
The acupressure points shown in this video are as follows:
✨ Bladder 2: medial end of each eyebrow which helps relief tension headaches, eye strain, and provides relief from sinus pressure & congestion
✨Yin Tang: center of the eyebrows which helps relieve stress and anxiety, helps with insomnia, headache relief, and calms the mind
✨Gall Bladder 20: at the base of the skull which aids in relaxation, headache relief, alleviates symptoms of imbalance, and harmonizes the body
✨ Large Intestine 4: clears energy, relieves headaches, relieves sinus pressure, relieves jaw pain, lowers stress and anxiety, and supports an overall flourish of our system
Try these simple yet effective techniques on your partner the next time they are suffering from any of the above symptoms, they will think you are a magician!
*You can also choose the face/scalp massage add on to your next massage at The Shen Den and experience these benefits for yourself ☺️
