What does it mean?
“Chi Nei Tsang” means “working the energy of the internal organs.”
It is a deep, Taoist abdominal massage, practiced fully clothed with the belly uncovered.
It draws on the principles of traditional Chinese medicine, which views the human being as a whole—body, heart, and spirit, integrated within their environment.
Emotions and energy
In this approach, emotions are seen as energy.
And energy that is unprocessed or blocked becomes tension—which then disrupts the natural flow of Qi (vital energy), leading to physical, emotional, or mental discomfort.
Emotions = Energy = Flow (= Qi)
This perspective reminds us that everything moves.
No emotional state is permanent. Nothing is fixed.
We’re never truly stuck—sometimes, we just need to move to move forward.
A Chi Nei Tsang session
A session is practiced lying down, in a calm, quiet setting.
The practitioner—who engages in their own daily energy work (such as Qi Gong)—uses a touch that is both deep and respectful.
This helps release tension, restore energy flow, and support natural detoxification processes in the body.
Movements are precise, often accompanied by conscious breathing and visualizations.
What are the benefits?
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Improved digestion
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Reduced stress and anxiety
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Emotional release
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Better sleep
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A feeling of spaciousness in the body
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Mental clarity
- A deep sense of grounding
More than a massage
Chi Nei Tsang is a deep journey into yourself.
Your belly is not just a digestive center—it’s emotional, energetic, symbolic.
It holds your stories, your blockages, your strength, and your healing.
A shared responsibility
The breathing, stretching, and massage techniques offered by the practitioner are powerful tools for healing—
but only if the client takes responsibility for their own part in the process.
We are all capable of healing—alone or with help.
But no support can replace our personal commitment
to our unique healing journey.
Taking care of your belly is taking care of your life.
Your story.
Your present.
Your energy.
Your path.
