Frequently Asked Questions
Bone Setting is traditional hands-on structural work focused on opening joints and releasing fascia. There is no cracking, manipulation, or massage. It’s a non-clinical Tui Na–based method using precise, sensitive pressure rather than force.
No. This is not a clinical or medical service. We do not diagnose or claim to treat medical conditions. It is traditional bodywork aimed at improving structure, mobility, and overall wellbeing.
Most clients feel clearer, more open, and more aligned immediately. After a natural settling period, the changes tend to hold very well — often for months or longer.
Longevity depends on lifestyle, daily habits, and how long the patterns have been present.
Consultation and treatment are typically 30 minutes. Many people feel improvement after one session; for deeper structural change, 2–3 sessions is ideal followed by follow up appointments every 2-3 months for maintenance.
The work is gentle and precise. Some areas may feel intense if very tight, but nothing is forceful or painful. No cracking, no adjustments.
67 Tippanet road, Haiya, Chiang Mai, 50100, Thailand
We partner with select clinics and studios. Exact venues are confirmed ahead of each tour.
Loose, casual, comfortable clothing. Avoid restrictive outfits or tight jeans.
We accept cash, bank transfer, PromptPay, and credit card payments (card carries a 4.9% processing fee). A 20–30% deposit is required depending on the location.
Chiang Mai bookings require 24h notice to reschedule; tour cities require 48h.
Yes — we can provide an invoice. Whether it is reimbursable depends entirely on your policy. Some insurers cover traditional modalities such as Tui Na; others do not.
Duran holds a Diploma in Tui Na from Xian Tian College, is a registered member of the Acupuncture Society (MAcS 2278), and is certified to teach Taijiquan and traditional bodywork. His work is shaped by long-term internal training and extensive hands-on experience.
Over the past nine years, he has run clinics across London, Europe, and Asia, working with over 6,000 people through hands-on sessions, training, and workshops. His approach is grounded in real-world practice.