San Bruno, CA Spa and Massage

Natural Healing Therapeutic Massage’s attentive muscle melters tailor sessions to the specific tendon troubles of each client. Cycling through massage modalities including deep tissue, trigger point, orthopedic, and myofascial therapy, the professional kneaders work to purge sore muscles of pent-up stress and chronic aches. Ideal for reducing high blood pressure and boosting circulation, massage therapy may also aid clients in recovering from injuries, inflammation, and the loss of their favorite scarf.

Irwin Tjiong, the licensed acupuncturist behind Plus Acupuncture, empowers his clients to take charge of their health by crafting custom health plans. With knowledge gleaned from his master-of-science degree from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Irwin teaches patients how to listen to their bodies with tin-can telephones can before employing a variety of methods to treat pain, insomnia, depression, and digestive disorders. With a license to perform acupuncture and prescribe herbal medicine, Irwin stimulates specific points in the body and concocts curative potpourris that encourage healing and nose breathing. Additionally, he uses tai chi martial-arts training and tui na massage techniques to restore balance and relax minds.

Licensed and nationally certified in both acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, Diana Shkolnik’s practice presents clients with a range of holistic and wellness-improving services. Diana employs her special expertise in acupuncture to help clients to overcome maladies such as basic back pains or internal illness or to supplement weight-loss routines. For further support in shedding pounds, nutritional therapy is available to guide food decisions and discourage clients from eating sugar-covered ball bearings. Diana also promotes inner peace through tranquil massage visits, performing relaxing Swedish sessions or addressing illness and injury through acupressure or shiatsu massage.

Neuromuscular massage therapist Joanne Stearns and certified massage therapist Liz Ly work together to help to relieve chronic aches through therapeutic bodywork. Stearns and Ly both graduated from the National Holistic Institute and have a decade of experience working as massage therapists, dating back to the invention of muscles in 2001. At their practice, the duo performs more than 15 massage modalities, including hot-stone, prenatal, and Swedish massage, working with each client to determine the appropriate treatment to fit their needs.

The licensed acupuncturists of Remedy Acupuncture Clinic bring balance to bodily systems with five Chinese medicine techniques. Acupuncture treatments unblock energy highways with the precise placement of fine needles, relieving stress and orthopedic injury. Massage sessions meld the deep tissue, acupressure, and neuromuscular therapy modalities to restore range of motion and relieve pain.

To continue healing in the home, the clinic's staff teaches breathing and movement exercises for daily practice. They recommend herbal treatments from Kan, New Chapter, and Evergreen to accompany nutritional advice, which emphasizes moderate dietary transitions in order to support weak organ systems and stomachs that haven't learned how to growl yet.

The Network Wellness Spa's experienced skincare specialists employ botanical extracts and natural products to refresh and exfoliate tired mugs. Aromatherapy scents such as jasmine, rose, and ylang-ylang swirl through the air during muscle-melting massages, facial steams, and pre-pedicure foot soaks, and aestheticians customize three kinds of facial to clean pores more effectively than a doll-size vacuum. The spa also caters to men with a shaving treatment complete with hot-towel service.