The Barehands Doctor
Tui Na – Traditional Chinese massage therapy in South West London
Tui Na is a branch of Traditional Chinese Medicine which uses massage and hands-on manipulation to stimulate pressure and acupuncture points, stretch muscles, increase blood flow and clear energy blockages along the body’s meridian lines. Master Wong is now treating patients in and around the South West London area. Get in touch now for a consultation, or read on to find out more about this ancient Chinese bodywork system.
Master Wong has been practicing Tui-na massage therapy and teaching students in London, Hong Kong, and around the USA for over 30 years. He is now back in London and taking on new clients.
Master Wong has been practising Tui-Na in Twickenham and central London since the early 90s, then in March 2005 he was invited to teach Tui-Na at the Omega Institute in New York and in Austin Texas. Since then, he stayed in Texas and opened his own private practice in Dallas until early 2022. Now he is back in the UK where he has started his practice again.
With many years’ experience successfully treating many people with a variety of conditions here in the UK and in America, Master Wong also uses his unique Full Body Maintenance for those clients who require a regular tune-up.
His celebrity clients have included the actors Richand E Grant, Saskia Reeves, Cate Blanchett, Glenn Close and Jim McCarty (the original drummer for the Yardbirds) and the family of the late film star Dale Robertson.
He has also worked with film companies, providing Tui-Na massage to cast and crew on location in and around London. Similarly, he provides on-site massage to company staff, supporting businesses in their efforts to promote employee health and wellbeing.
In addition to his private practice, Master Wong also trains both professional and non-professional masseurs in the theory and practice of Tui-Na. He also gives talks and free demonstrations to groups interested in learning more about Tui-Na, and maintaining a healthy body.
Although Master Wong has stopped teaching Tai-Chi since living in America due to his high workload, he continues to show his clients some Qigong exercises after treatment if necessary.
