The Times Spa Guides – Review
Read Article Post by: Sonia Zhuravlyova, The Times (online) 16/12/2011 here.
The article features one of our Signature therapies called Integrated Therapy as developed by Mami (owner and practitioner).
The article features one of our Signature therapies called Integrated Therapy as developed by Mami (owner and practitioner).
Article Posted by: Esquire (Online), esquire.co.uk 01/12/2011
Let’s face it; you’re almost certainly over-stressed. You probably don’t get enough sleep, it’s likely that you work longer hours than you should, and there’s every chance that your commute to work takes at least thirty rage-filled minutes. But, hey, that’s modern life. It’s not something you give any thought. I mean – it’s not as if there’s some treatment capable of completely alleviating your stress, is there? Except, in a little corner of Marylebone, there is…
Chi Yu is based in a small, unassuming building near the corner of George Street. It styles itself as a Wellness Centre, which is a phrase vague enough to set off alarm bells in the heads of ‘alternative therapy’ skeptics – myself very much included. The foyer is staffed by an impossibly serene and soft-spoken receptionist, and filled with incense, vaguely Eastern ambient music, and complimentary puffed rice snacks. It feels cozy, but I am unable to shake off the lingering concern that someone is about to read my aura, and then use an obscure mix of homeopathic tinctures to communicate with my dead cat.
My practitioner arrives – Chi Yu’s founder Mami Tsang, an impossibly petite Japanese woman. She leads me into the dimly lit treatment room, where she quizzes me on my life. Am I stressed? Of course I am. She nods, sympathetically. Any other pain? Well, as it happens, I’m recovering from a broken ankle. She immediately glances at the ankle, assesses my posture, and decides what must be done. Clad in a towel, I lay down on the padded table, and my worries instantly evaporate – along with a good portion of my stress. Chi Yu’s speciality is integrated therapy – a bespoke combination of different forms of massage and acupuncture, tailored precisely to the needs of the patient. Read more (article link) or PDF version.
Watch our Integrated Therapy video as featured in the review
Article by: GT Magazine June 2011
Chi Yu Wellness Centre The range of treatments now available for men is dizzying. Choosing one that is best for you can be daunting, especially if you feel like a treatment with more substance than just a shallow Footballers’ Wives pampering.
The Chi Yu Wellness Centre has a clever solution to this with their Integrated Therapy session. You sit down and have a chat about how the stresses and strains of modern life are affecting you. Whether you have dif culty sleeping, bad posture, migraines etc. you work out together what problems you feel you would like to address.
The experts at Chi Yu are all trained in multiple disciplines – mine had been studying for 14 years – and out of your chat they’ll suggest a selection of therapies to combine just for you. There is no set session here. Each is a bespoke two hours created out of a potential 13 therapies on offer. It’s a great way to ensure that you get treatments that are going to be right for you. Read more.
Watch our video about the Chi Yu Integrated Therapy as featured in the review
The troubles of the outside world seem to melt away as you walk into Chi Yu wellness centre, and owner Mami Tsang offers you a cup of refreshing Japanese tea designed to refresh and soothe your inner chi.
The centre, which offers oriental and healing therapies, opened six months ago at 36 George Street and offers a range of treatments, from acupuncture to massage to reflexology.
I’m here for the centre’s signature treatment, the Chi Yu Integrated Therapy. It combines a range of different therapies to suit your specific needs and can help you feel relaxed or energised. Read more.
Watch our video of the signature Chi Yu Integrated Therapy as featured in the review
Marylebone is full of eastern promise now that the Chi Yu Wellness Centre on George Street has opened its doors. Chi Yu means “healing” in Japanese, and inspired by traditional Japanese philosophy the new centre aims to improve it’s clients’ physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing through the application of both Oriental and complementary therapies.
Treatments include acupuncture, cupping therapy, aromatherapy, craniosacral therapy and pre- and postnatal care. There is a comprehensive choice of massages, including deep tissue and remedial massage, which focuses on releasing muscle tension and stimulating blood circulation through slow strokes with deep pressure, and improves joint mobility by applying muscle stretching techniques. The signature Chi Yu Integrated Therapy uses a range of therapies tailored to the needs of each client. Read more.
Watch the videos about Deep Tissue and Remedial Massage and Chi Yu Integrated Therapy as featured in the profile
The article reviewed our Signature Chidoriya Japanese Facial that was created by Mami (owner and practitioner) using the natural skin care products by Chidoriya in Kyoto, Japan.