about Us
Katrina Lee
Physiotherapist, founder of "Cao Mu Sheng Yan Japanese Physiotherapeutic Center"
Possessing professional qualifications in multiple countries
- "Chief Small Face Sculptor" - Japan Small Face Correction Certification Association
- "Pain Reduction Expert" — Certified by Huaxia College
- Registered member of the World Association of Chinese Medicine
- Longji Kanglong's Chiropractic Certification
- TQUK physiotherapy certification recognized by the British government
Service Purpose
With the concept of pure natural health and slow living, the center is a treatment center for bone correction, pain care and herbal beauty that uses non-invasive, specific manual techniques to achieve repositioning, correction and reshaping. The therapist combines Japanese national certified techniques Chinese medicine certified treatment techniques TQUK certified pain treatment and postpartum physiotherapy techniques to create a gentle, safe, painless and fast-acting treatment method.
NaNaKo Therapy［Cao Mu Sheng Yan］adheres to the brand concept of "professional service, customer-oriented", tailors personalized care plans for customers, and adheres to the principle of "never hard selling, clear price". We hope that every customer can relax and enjoy their own private time here.
Our Team
Early in his career Daniel found his feet in leardership roles progressing quickly to management. He has successfully overseen fit out projects throughtout Australia which lead to him establishing Finch Kitchens and Joinery in 2004 as a 25 years old. Daniel continued to further his formal education and business management skills to relaunch a Finch Projects in 2013. Daniel boast an impressive 20 years industry experience as well as qualification including Certifcates IV in Frontline Management, Trade Certifcate in Cabinet Making and Certifcate II in Emergency Medical Service. Daniel has enormous respect for customer service and has the belief that there is no great compliment than a recommendation from a client.
She studied hotel management, event and catering management, and worked as a hotel front desk and investment bank public relations. In 2008, she used her spare time to further her studies and participated in stage plays and wedding planning. Until now, she has been in the makeup industry for more than ten years and has served as an instructor for employee grooming courses in many colleges and hotels. Now she mainly does bridal makeup, hoping to make her hair makeup more expressive. Partner organizations IVE College of Higher Education, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Hong Kong Hotel Works she has participated in micro-film makeup work, and the cooperating artists include Huang Xingrui (Top 18 of the National Star Creation) and Huang Zilan (the voice actor of the protagonist Elsa in Frozen)
In 2000, when I was 19 years old, I visited a female pedicurist’s home accompanied by my mother. When she applied pressure to a certain spot on the sole of my foot, I felt a numbing sensation all over my body and sweat began to form on the sole of my foot. That was the day that I became interested in pedicure. One year, a special experience made me want to learn more about pedicure. I bought books, searched online, explored various courses, and continued to practice on my own, which I still do today. Over the years, I have also frequently visited massage parlors of all sizes to get pedicures to learn from them. Because of this, I have come to know what is a truly high-quality massage and what is a subpar experience. In short, I have experienced both good and bad massage techniques. I am grateful that my mother’s guidance allowed me to experience pedicure, which completely changed my view on health and enabled me to maintain my health. Since the COVID epidemic, many people’s health has deteriorated. I hope to do my part to help friends who are eager to regulate their bodies.