Should I schedule a Thai massage appointment to address muscle pain?

Thai Massage is one of the most effective therapeutic massage treatments available for managing chronic pain and sports injuries.  It is also a fantastic treatment if you're experiencing lower back pain, sciatica, hip pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, jaw pain, arthritis, limited mobility, or chronic pain.

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Can Thai massage help with flexibility?

Yes. Thai massage enhances flexibility by releasing both deep and superficial tension in muscles and joints.

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How will I feel during a Thai massage?

The massage will initially affect the physical body, but it can then gradually impact the emotions, thoughts, and senses. It is common for recipients to go into a Yoga Nidra state where time and space disappear, and healing takes place on a deeper level.

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What can I expect in a Thai Massage session? 

Thai bodywork is practiced on a heated mat with the client remaining fully clothed. During a Thai massage, the practitioner uses their hands, elbows, knees, and feet to compress muscles, release tense points, and gently stretch the body, allowing it to relax, open, and literally decompress. It is a very active massage therapy for the practitioner, but it's entirely passive for the client.

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The Thai massage method traces and clears ten energy (Sen) lines, which run along the fascia, covering all muscle groups and organs, reaching the major body systems. Thai Massage also activates the parasympathetic nervous system, which immediately lowers your sense of stress, bringing about benefits like reduced blood pressure and a strengthened immune system.

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How will I feel after the massage therapy?

After a Thai massage session, clients tend to feel as if they have been given a new body, one that is more limber, open, and connected. It is a true full-body tune-up. Most clients report that following a session, they feel taller, more graceful, and more integrated with an exquisite sense of lightness in their body.