Tui Na in Clearwater, FL
Ancient Chinese medical bodywork — targeted, not generic massage.
Tui Na is a system of hands-on Chinese medical bodywork that resembles Western massage in some ways but is applied with diagnostic intent — every technique is chosen based on your pattern of disharmony.
It is used to address musculoskeletal complaints, move stagnation, and prepare tissue for acupuncture in the same visit.
What it helps
Best for
- Chronic muscular pain and tension
- Neck and low-back stiffness
- Pediatric complaints
- Post-injury mobility
- Stress-pattern tension
How it works
How it works
Techniques are chosen from your TCM pattern diagnosis, not a fixed sequence.
Tui Na prepares tissue for acupuncture or extends its effect after.
Sessions can be short and targeted or a longer full-body treatment.
Questions
Frequently asked
Is Tui Na the same as Swedish massage?+
No. Both are hands-on, but Tui Na is applied with TCM diagnostic reasoning and uses techniques specifically for moving qi and blood, not general relaxation.
Start with a Consultation
We'll tell you honestly whether Tui Na is right for you.
Book Consultation 727-490-6060Service area
Tui Na in Clearwater and nearby Tampa Bay communities
All Tui Na appointments take place at our Clearwater clinic, 3001 Executive Drive, Suite 150 — free on-site parking, minutes from US-19. Patients travel to us from across Pinellas and Hillsborough Counties.
Start with a free consultation
How your first visit works
No obligation and nothing to pay to talk with Dr. Kim first — in person at our Clearwater clinic or over the phone.
1. Tell us what's going on
Send the form or call 727-490-6060. We'll ask a few questions about your symptoms and history.
2. Free consultation
Talk with Dr. Kim in person or by phone — your choice, at no charge. She'll tell you honestly whether acupuncture can help.
3. Your first treatment
Only if it's a good fit. You'll know the plan, the number of visits and the cost before you book.
Ready to feel better — naturally?
Start with a free consultation — in person or by phone — with Dr. Kim Windschauer, AP. We'll listen to what's going on and tell you honestly whether acupuncture can help.