AMMA THERAPY

Amma, meaning push-pull, is an ancient Asian word to describe massage. Amma is one of the massage branches of traditional Chinese medicine. This form of bodywork is based on the principles of Chinese medicine and is more than 5,000 years old. A derivative of Amma, Amma Therapy was developed by Tina Sohn in the 1960’s. Amma therapy is a different type of massage that pays attention to the more subtle vibrations of the human body. It focuses on the balance and movement of energy.
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