Thai Yoga Massage is a unique and powerful healing art that has been an integral part of Traditional Thai Medicine for thousands of years. Thai Massage blends elements of Acupressure, Yoga, Reflexology, Physiotherapy, Meditation, Energy Healing, Chiropractic and Ayurvedic wisdom.
Thai Yoga Massage is a truly wonderful experience for both giver and receiver as energy blockages are released, boundaries dissolve and deep healing occurs in a space of presence and meditation
Thai Yoga Massage is a truly wonderful experience for both giver and receiver as energy blockages are released, boundaries dissolve and deep healing occurs in a space of presence and meditation
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UPCOMING COURSE:
60 HOUR THAI MASSAGE COURSE YOGA FOREST, GUATEMALA March 9-14th: Module 1 (5 days), 30hrs Teaches you how to give a Traditional Thai Massage March 16 - 21st Module 2 (5 days), 30hrs is for advanced technique like dynamic stretching, abdominal massage and trigger point therapy along with sequencing and therapeutic approach, injury and rehabilitation. 
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Therapeutic Thai Massage Course (60hrs)
Two Modules - Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Course
Thai Massage is a combination of many healing modalities such as Yoga, Ayurveda, Acupressure, Chiropractic, Energy Healing, Physical therapy and massage.
The goal of any Thai Massage is to restore balance to the body, mind and spirit. By working through all 10 SEN lines (similar to Nadis in Yoga and Merdian lines in Chinese medicine) we are able to bring peace, clarity and rejuvenation to the client.
Thai Massage is referred to as “lazy man’s yoga” which makes it a complimentary service to offer for Yoga Teachers who want to develop more awareness of the physical and energetic bodies, more confidence and comfortability with touch and to be able to increase the services they can offer to their students giving them more ability to create a sustainable life as a yoga teacher, massage therapist and healer.
Differences between Thai Massage vs Table Massage:
More sustainable for the practitioner
Clothes on
No oils
Done on the floor
Works on energy lines
Unique approach
Spiritual Practice
Beneficial for both client and practitioner
Change the position of the client
Stretch the client
Two Modules - Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Course
Thai Massage is a combination of many healing modalities such as Yoga, Ayurveda, Acupressure, Chiropractic, Energy Healing, Physical therapy and massage.
The goal of any Thai Massage is to restore balance to the body, mind and spirit. By working through all 10 SEN lines (similar to Nadis in Yoga and Merdian lines in Chinese medicine) we are able to bring peace, clarity and rejuvenation to the client.
Thai Massage is referred to as “lazy man’s yoga” which makes it a complimentary service to offer for Yoga Teachers who want to develop more awareness of the physical and energetic bodies, more confidence and comfortability with touch and to be able to increase the services they can offer to their students giving them more ability to create a sustainable life as a yoga teacher, massage therapist and healer.
Differences between Thai Massage vs Table Massage:
More sustainable for the practitioner
Clothes on
No oils
Done on the floor
Works on energy lines
Unique approach
Spiritual Practice
Beneficial for both client and practitioner
Change the position of the client
Stretch the client
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Thai Massage Module I
Traditional * Intuitive * Therapeutic Module 1, 30hrs Daily Schedule: Day 1: Theory, Feet and Leg Lines Day 2: Single Legs Day 3: Side Position Day 4: Arms & Hands, Prone, Seated Day 5: Face + Full Body Massage Demonstration and Practicum |
Thai Massage Module 2
Deepen * Refine * Advance Module II, 30hrs Daily Schedule: Day 1: Theory, Observation Day 2: Dynamic Stretching Day 3: Trigger Point, Therapeutic Technique Day 4: Abdominal Massage and Digestion Day 5: Sequencing + practicum |
**You must complete module 1 before taking module II.
I encourage you to take both modules together or complete module I and after practicing, come back and complete module II**
When this course is complete you will learn:
Complete and comprehensive full body massage
To become more comfortable with touch
Sequencing technique
How to work with energy
How to help rehabilitate an injury
Therapeutic approach
I encourage you to take both modules together or complete module I and after practicing, come back and complete module II**
When this course is complete you will learn:
Complete and comprehensive full body massage
To become more comfortable with touch
Sequencing technique
How to work with energy
How to help rehabilitate an injury
Therapeutic approach
HISTORY
Traditional Thai Massage has its roots in the Indian systems of Yoga and Ayurveda. It is believed to have been developed by Jivaka Kumar Baccha, the legendary founder of Thai massage. He was a physician to the Sangha, the order of Buddhist monks and nuns, at the time of the Buddha. They call him Doctor Shivago and to this day honor him as “The Father of Medicine”.
Around 2000 years ago, Thai Massage was brought from India to Thailand along with Buddhism. Since then it has been practiced, developed and handed down through the generations. It was never seen solely as massage but as a spiritual practice, and until fairly recently was mostly practiced in the Thai Buddhist temples.
THEORY
Thai Yoga Massage is a very holistic therapy where the human being is seen and treated as an ever-changing network of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual aspects that all influence each other. Its primary aim is to restore and balance the body’s energy system which comprises of 10 energy lines that run through the body called Sen Lines, similar to Meridian Lines. These energy lines cannot be seen, but are felt and are a part of many Eastern healing traditions. The vital life force that is called Prana in Sanskrit, Chi in Chinese and Ki in Japanese, travels through these meridians, supplying the body with the energy that is necessary for its survival and healthy functioning.
Due to physical or emotional trauma, bad posture, injuries or limiting belief systems this energy can get trapped or blocked, causing physical and emotional dis-ease. Thai Yoga Massage with its amazing multitude of techniques and adjustments can release these blockages and bring the body back to its natural equilibrium where perfect balance and well being are present.
Traditional Thai Massage has its roots in the Indian systems of Yoga and Ayurveda. It is believed to have been developed by Jivaka Kumar Baccha, the legendary founder of Thai massage. He was a physician to the Sangha, the order of Buddhist monks and nuns, at the time of the Buddha. They call him Doctor Shivago and to this day honor him as “The Father of Medicine”.
Around 2000 years ago, Thai Massage was brought from India to Thailand along with Buddhism. Since then it has been practiced, developed and handed down through the generations. It was never seen solely as massage but as a spiritual practice, and until fairly recently was mostly practiced in the Thai Buddhist temples.
THEORY
Thai Yoga Massage is a very holistic therapy where the human being is seen and treated as an ever-changing network of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual aspects that all influence each other. Its primary aim is to restore and balance the body’s energy system which comprises of 10 energy lines that run through the body called Sen Lines, similar to Meridian Lines. These energy lines cannot be seen, but are felt and are a part of many Eastern healing traditions. The vital life force that is called Prana in Sanskrit, Chi in Chinese and Ki in Japanese, travels through these meridians, supplying the body with the energy that is necessary for its survival and healthy functioning.
Due to physical or emotional trauma, bad posture, injuries or limiting belief systems this energy can get trapped or blocked, causing physical and emotional dis-ease. Thai Yoga Massage with its amazing multitude of techniques and adjustments can release these blockages and bring the body back to its natural equilibrium where perfect balance and well being are present.
