Traditional Thai Massage (TTM) is a unique and intense form of therapeutic massage, where both the practitioner and client engage in an interactive form of yoga together.
It is a dynamic form of medicine and energetic bodywork, which stimulates the circulation of blood, the drainage of lymph, the flow of Qi, and soothes the nervous system, eases overall joint and ligament mobility, enhances physical flexibility and strength, organ functioning, body immunity, and mends the structure and health of tissue, such as fascia.
Various sequences of yoga positions, dynamic stretching, meridian massage and acupressure points are employed in the treatment of different kinds of hip, pelvis, knee, foot, shoulder, neck and back complaints. Range of motion is tested, whole body movement is engaged and release and wellbeing are typical after effects.
The difference between European massage techniques and Traditional Thai Massage is that the client is an active participant, rather than a passive recipient. They are involved in the massage as much as the practitioner. This makes the process an intimate and engaging one.
When the client feels comfortable with the presence, mindfulness, skill and expertise of the practitioner, then this trust assists and plays a role in the mutual goal of release, relaxation and recovery.
Traditional Thai Massage in its current form has been in use for about 100 years; however, Thai medicine’s history, partly rooted in Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine, mean that many of the principles behind TTM are much older. Despite drawing inspiration from other lands, Traditional Thai Massage has been adapted and systematised according to the unique medical knowledge of the Thai people.
Traditional Thai massage is a form of Traditional Thai medicine and originates from Reusi Dat Ton, which literally is a method the Yogis or Rishis (holy sages) used to keep their bodies healthy.
This massage style is performed on a mat on the floor, except in cases where there is a disability, and the client can only sit in a chair or lie on a massage table. Please notify me if this is the case.
I offer
- Authentic Traditional Thai massage (Northern and Southern styles)
- Meridian massage
- Full body massage (back, front, side, hips, abdomen, arms, legs, head)
- Facial, head, neck and shoulders massage
- Abdominal massage
- Foot massage
- I offer original Northern Style of Thai Yoga massage (this is not a fusion)
- Combinations with Sliding Cup Massage and Cupping Therapy available
Prices
- 30 mins $45
- 60 mins $80
- 90 mins $120
- 120 mins $140
- 180 mins $220
- Discounts available for multiple sessions (within a short term period e.g. a monthly pass), multiple clients from same family, friends or partners, long term arrangements (over several months) and pensioners, as well as barter/exchange considered.
To prepare for Thai massage
- Please don’t eat 30 minutes (ideally 2 hours) before a massage
- Traditional Thai Massage is performed fully clothed
- Clothing must be loose and lightweight; yoga pants or leggings are ideal
- Massage mat is provided
- Hands and feet should be washed before the massage; alternatively you can wear socks
- Avoid eating, bathing and showering at least 2 hours after the massage
- Drink enough water afterwards to assist the body in the cleansing process
Any questions, please feel welcome to contact me on +61 (0)448 381 306 or by email.
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