The practice of Thai massage is a blending of acupressure and assisted yogic stretching. Guiding the body through series of gentle stretches while applying pressure to Sen (channels or pathways of connection), the therapist address the specific needs of the client while continuing to work within the boundaries of comfort and ability. This combination works to aid in the elimination of toxins from the body while increasing flexibility and promoting proper functioning of the body’s physiological systems. The combination of movement and applied pressure work together to open the body and effect a balance between the mind, body, and spirit leaving the receiver with a greater sense of calm while assisting them on the path towards renewed health. During a typical session the receiver is guided through a series of passive yogic stretches while pressure is applied along the body’s vital energy pathways. The therapist uses a combination of finger, palm, elbow, knee, and foot techniques to assist the receiver in the process of opening and release.

The practice of Thai massage is a blending of acupressure and assisted yogic stretching. Guiding the body through series of gentle stretches while applying pressure to Sen (channels or pathways of connection), the therapist address the specific needs of the client while continuing to work within the boundaries of comfort and ability. This combination works to aid in the elimination of toxins from the body while increasing flexibility and promoting proper functioning of the body’s physiological systems. The combination of movement and applied pressure work together to open the body and effect a balance between the mind, body, and spirit leaving the receiver with a greater sense of calm while assisting them on the path towards renewed health. During a typical session the receiver is guided through a series of passive yogic stretches while pressure is applied along the body’s vital energy pathways. The therapist uses a combination of finger, palm, elbow, knee, and foot techniques to assist the receiver in the process of opening and release.

The practice of Thai massage is a blending of acupressure and assisted yogic stretching. Guiding the body through series of gentle stretches while applying pressure to Sen (channels or pathways of connection), the therapist address the specific needs of the client while continuing to work within the boundaries of comfort and ability. This combination works to aid in the elimination of toxins from the body while increasing flexibility and promoting proper functioning of the body’s physiological systems. The combination of movement and applied pressure work together to open the body and effect a balance between the mind, body, and spirit leaving the receiver with a greater sense of calm while assisting them on the path towards renewed health. During a typical session the receiver is guided through a series of passive yogic stretches while pressure is applied along the body’s vital energy pathways. The therapist uses a combination of finger, palm, elbow, knee, and foot techniques to assist the receiver in the process of opening and release.

The practice of Thai massage is a blending of acupressure and assisted yogic stretching. Guiding the body through series of gentle stretches while applying pressure to Sen (channels or pathways of connection), the therapist address the specific needs of the client while continuing to work within the boundaries of comfort and ability. This combination works to aid in the elimination of toxins from the body while increasing flexibility and promoting proper functioning of the body’s physiological systems. The combination of movement and applied pressure work together to open the body and effect a balance between the mind, body, and spirit leaving the receiver with a greater sense of calm while assisting them on the path towards renewed health. During a typical session the receiver is guided through a series of passive yogic stretches while pressure is applied along the body’s vital energy pathways. The therapist uses a combination of finger, palm, elbow, knee, and foot techniques to assist the receiver in the process of opening and release.

For centuries in Japan, shiatsu has been utilized to aid in the elimination of chronic pain, to help reduce stress, and to affect a balance between body and mind. Based on the teachings of Shizuto Masunaga, Zen shiatsu works with an extended model of the traditional meridian system of Chinese medicine. Utilizing the theory of Kyo-Jitsu (depletion & stagnation) diagnosis of one’s condition is assessed and reassessed throughout the session by touch. “Treatment is diagnosis, diagnosis is treatment”. Zen shiatsu is a process in which the giver and receiver on a physical as well as an energetic level to create an environment where the healing process can occur. The natural tendency of the body is to heal itself, Zen shiatsu works to stimulate this tendency towards self-healing.

Thai herbal compress therapy (known as Luk Prakob inThailand). Herbal compresses have been used for hundreds of years in traditional Thai medicine to address a number of conditions from joint pain to aiding in lactation in nursing mothers.