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Thai massage is a holistic style of bodywork based on an ancient therapeutic practice created in Thailand over 2,500 years ago. It involves applying pressure and stretches along the body’s energy lines, also known as “sen lines,” along with assisted yoga postures and deep breathing techniques. The massage therapist manipulates the client’s body with their hands, elbows, knees, and feet to facilitate the passage of energy, fostering relaxation, flexibility, and overall well-being. The massage is usually given on a mat or firm mattress on the floor, with the client remaining fully clothed throughout.
Thai yoga massage is a traditional healing procedure with numerous mental and physical benefits. This type of massage is usually performed on a floor mat with the client wearing loose-fitting clothing. The Thai massage therapist employs various techniques, such as stretching, compression, and acupressure, to release tension and relax the muscles. Thai yoga massage can also help with flexibility, energy levels, and stress reduction.
Thai Yoga massage is an ancient custom with numerous mental and physical benefits. However, some people must avoid this type of massage. Thai Yoga massage should be avoided if you have any of the following conditions:
- Pregnancy
- High blood pressure
- Heart problems
- Epilepsy
If you have other health concerns, please consult your doctor before scheduling a Thai Yoga massage.
Thai massage can be intense and potentially painful, especially for first-timers or those unaccustomed to deep-tissue pressure. Still, discomfort can be minimised through communication with the therapist and adjustments to pressure and technique, ensuring a comfortable experience tailored to your pain tolerance and physical condition.
You don’t need to be highly flexible to have a Thai massage. The massage therapist will guide your body through various stretches and poses to improve flexibility and release tension. They will also alter the pressure and intensity of the massage to meet your specific demands and level of comfort. However, it is always better to consult a doctor for medical ailments or concerns.
- Advance Notice: Please cancel your appointment at least 24 hours in advance if necessary.
- Late Cancellation Fee: You will be charged a £65 cancellation fee if you cancel your appointment less than 24 hours in advance.
- No-Show Policy: No-shows will be charged the full-service fee.
This policy is designed to minimise the impact of cancellations on our business and other clients, while acknowledging that life happens. We appreciate your understanding in helping contribute to our continued success.
Here are some general benefits of Thai Massage:
- Relieves stress and anxiety: Thai Massage techniques can soothe your nervous system, ease muscle tension, and increase blood circulation, all of which can help alleviate stress and anxiety.
- Reduces muscle pain and stiffness: Thai massage uses stretching and pressure techniques to help release muscle tension and knots, alleviating discomfort.
- Improves mobility and flexibility: Thai Massage focuses on stretching, twisting, and compressing the body, which can help increase flexibility and improve joint mobility.
- Boosts energy and immune function: Thai Massage increases blood circulation, promotes a healthy immune response, and enhances energy levels.
- Enhances overall well-being: Thai Massage can help create a sense of well-being by promoting relaxation, reducing tension, and balancing the body energetically.
Note that results may vary depending on the individual and the specific techniques used in the massage.
It is important not to eat a heavy meal, drink alcohol, or take a hot bath after a Thai massage. Consuming a large meal can cause indigestion, and alcohol can dehydrate you. Taking a hot bath can cause your muscles to relax too much, reducing the effectiveness of the massage.
We’ve compiled a list of ten (9) things you shouldn’t do after a massage.
- Taking a Hot Shower
- Eating a Large Meal
- Drinking Coffe
- Drinking Alcohol
- Engaging in Strenuous Exercise
- Stressing Out.
- Not Drinking Enough Water
- Take a Shower Right Away
For general wellness and stress alleviation, you should get a Thai Massage at least once a month. This can be adjusted based on your body’s needs, lifestyle, goals, and specific health conditions. If you’re frequently in pain or stressed, you might start with more sessions (e.g., biweekly or monthly) until relief, then reduce to every few weeks or monthly for maintenance. Ultimately, consult a massage therapist for a personalised plan.
While Thai Massage can benefit most people, certain health conditions may prevent or limit a person from receiving it, such as:
1. Recent surgeries or injuries
2. Pregnancy
3. High blood pressure or heart disease
4. Some types of cancer
5. Osteoporosis or brittle bones
6. Contagious skin conditions
7. Deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
8. Diabetes
9. Herniated disks or spinal fusion
10. Epilepsy or seizures
11. Infectious diseases or conditions
It is essential to consult with a healthcare professional and the massage therapist to determine if Thai Massage is safe and advisable for individuals with specific health conditions.
No, it’s not advisable to proceed without precautions. It is recommended to contact your healthcare professional first if you have any health issues before obtaining any form of massage (including Thai massage). Certain conditions, like high blood pressure or diabetes, may require adjustments to the technique, and the therapist may ask you to complete a health intake form to assess risks.
The answer is it depends! A tip is a nice way to show appreciation if you had a great experience and felt like your therapist helped you relax and feel better. However, if you had a bad experience or felt your therapist did not do a good job, you are not required to tip. It is ultimately your decision whether or not to tip your massage therapist.