This time I went specifically to Taichung and booked LEO, the therapist I saw on this practitioner's page
I was initially drawn to his 'healing' image, and after seeing in the profile that he does essential-oil and deep-relaxation work, I decided to give it a try.

My first impression in person was very positive: overall clean and neat, with a mature-but-approachable vibe. He speaks gently, which made me relax quickly.

At the start of the session he asked briefly about my physical condition, like which areas are usually tight and whether I’ve been feeling fatigued recently — I thought that was quite attentive. The pressure can be adjusted through communication; LEO is the kind of therapist who 'doesn't mess around but is very steady.' He kept a good rhythm and didn't speed up or slow down erratically.

My shoulders, neck, and back usually get very tight. When he worked on those areas he used deeper techniques to gradually release the tension, not by pressing hard all at once but by letting the muscles loosen slowly. Later on I really felt my whole body sink into relaxation.

What was special was the overall atmosphere — it wasn't something overly staged, but during the process you feel cared for, and both your body and emotions relax together. That fits his claim of 'more than just physical relaxation.'

Overall, I think this is best suited for people who want to truly relax and relieve stress. It's not flashy; it's steady, comfortable, and applies persistent, satisfying pressure. If you've been under a lot of stress or your body feels tense lately, this kind of healing-style therapist is just right.