Founded by Paralympian Lee Seng Chow, the centre uses traditional Chinese massage to help customers unwind, performed by trained blind therapists.
De-stress while empowering the blind
PB Blind Massage
THE DIFFERENCE YOU MAKE
Employment for people with disabilities continues to be a challenge for many. Your visit supports the work of the centre to provide empowering and dignified livelihoods for people with disabilities.
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Getting there
PB Blind Massage is in the colourful Brickfields district, and is easily reached by monorail. Get off at either KL Sentral or Tun Sambanthan station.
About the host
Paralympian Lee Seng Chow founded the centre after becoming well-versed in massage and acupuncture, and wanted to establish an entity for the blind to learn to do the same.
Traveller's Notes
Located in Brickfields, it's a great spot to unwind after exploring the neighbourhood.
Its unassuming shopfront doesn't promise much, but reviews of this spot are glowing, so don't judge a book by its cover.
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