 | Mary Chau is a Licensed Massage Therapist |
| Received her massage training in Guangdong Acupuncture Moxibustin & Massage Institute in China |
| Worked in a chronic pain clinic for 20 years |
| Mary specializes in many techniques of massage therapy |
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After earning her Bachelor and Master degree of traditional Chinese Medicine from Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, Bing Yang became an assistant professor, researcher and clinical doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine at the same university. |
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She is the author of the book, Chinese medical dietary therapy for cardiovascular diseases. |
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She is the senior editor of New England Journal of Chinese Medicine. |
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She used to be the chief acupuncture physician for Jefferson Pain and Rehab Center in Pennsylvania. |
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Currently she is on the faculty and Chair of Chinese medicine department at New England School of Acupuncture. |
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Board-Certified and Licensed by the Board of Medicine in Massachusetts and holds national certification from the NCCAOM (National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine). |
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His training focused on Chinese style acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine. |
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He is specializing in pain management, respiratory and digestive systems disorders with an emphasis on preventative health care. |
| Wan has studied Thai massage at the Academy of Natural Sciences, at Wat Pho Temple in Bangkok, and is a honorary graduate of the Preservative and Natural Care School of Bangkok. |
| She has received here training at the hands of professionals who have preserved this ancient practice dating back over 2500 years. |
| Wan has over 15 years of practice including work at notorious five star hotel spas in Bangkok Thailand, and the Prague, Czech Republic servicing celebrity clientele. |
| Wan brings her expertise of experience offering Genuine Thai massage, reflexology, and Head, Neck, Shoulder massage. |
| Thai massage is not only physically rejuvenating, but also preventative therapy for the body and mind. |