Chi Nei Tsang – Visceral Manipulation Techniques

Chi Nei Tsang, meaning “internal organ massage,” is an ancient Daoist visceral therapy that works directly with the abdominal organs and their corresponding reflex points. This technique helps release physical adhesions and supports emotional well-being, which is closely linked to internal organ health according to TCM. Additional benefits include promoting detoxification, mobilizing viscera, and enhancing systemic blood flow and balance.

Through guided hands-on practice and anatomical exploration, therapists will learn to access, locate and treat both palpable and non-palpable organs via their reflex points. This course integrates traditional Eastern healing principles with modern manual therapy approaches, emphasizing therapists’ longevity, safe body mechanics, and practical effectiveness.

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