Review of Injae Choe – Massage Therapist Specializing in Holistic Style of Acupressure called Sugi

It was not a surprise when it happened: after training for a few weeks, plus having just taken up kayaking for the first time, and staying busier than ever during these wonderful summer months, my body had built up immense pressure. Suddenly, I was down for the count…feeling sore, exhausted.

All at once I felt a tremendous weight just sitting on top of my shoulders. One of my new clients recommended I visit Injae Choe, PhD LMT. I have tried different modalities of acupressure combined with massage in the past, but the setting and style that Injae has created is minimal, and calming. A firm mattress with a few strategically located pillows on the floor is all that’s needed. No decor, pictures, distractions, just a focused and exceptional treatment.

After a few sessions with Injae my shoulder stress faded away. I felt as though a great force were chomping away at the heavy block on my body. Time and space ceased to exist during these theraputic tune-ups. I was able to feel energized again, the effect after each session lasted for several days.

Injae Choe, who is a NYC-based licensed massage therapist specializing in the eastern holistic style of acupressure called Sugi (“hand energy”), is an excellent choice for anyone seeking a “fix-it” treatment or are interested in designing a tailored treatment plan…www.sugiacupressure.com

Injae Choe offers TSh members 50% off their first visit!

– Review by Ana Nieto, founder of Turtle Shell Health

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