Thai Massage
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Currently due to COVID-19 pandemic, Thai Massage is not available. Contact us to be placed on our waiting list for the 1st available appointment once the restrictions on massage have been lifted.
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Traditional Thai Massage eliminates joint stiffness and muscle tension. Thai Massage, also known as Thai Yoga Massage improves your flexibility, relieves daily muscle tightness, increases energy and improves your fitness. You get all the benefits of yoga without lifting a finger or breaking a sweat.
If you're over 60, you've spent at least 40 years sitting, standing and walking with bad posture. As a result your joints feel stiff and your muscles ache. Stiff joints and achy muscles lead to unfavorable changes to your posture. Your body reacts to 'bad posture" by becoming more rigid - causing inflammation, chronic joint pain and reduced range of motion. Do you have scar tissue from and old injury or surgery? Thai massage frees-up old scar tissue to accelerate proper healing and recovery. Thai massage promotes proper nerve function and opens constricted nerve pathways to increase overall range of motion and performance. Thai massage is the most effective way to reverse the effects of inflammation, muscle strain, post workout soreness and inflexibility.
Thai Massage is guaranteed to melt away your stress and puts you in a sublime state of mind. Our skilled Thai Massage therapists use a combination of light to deep pressure, passive stretching and compression to relieve stubborn muscle knots, calm your nerves, restore proper muscle tone and balance your natural flow of energy. This unique style of massage is a deeply relaxing experience with long-lasting benefits.
Thai massage increases your circulation, improves the function of your immune system and boosts your mood. This "laid-back style" of moving meditation is the perfect way to unwind after a workout or hectic day.
If you're over 60, you've spent at least 40 years sitting, standing and walking with bad posture. As a result your joints feel stiff and your muscles ache. Stiff joints and achy muscles lead to unfavorable changes to your posture. Your body reacts to 'bad posture" by becoming more rigid - causing inflammation, chronic joint pain and reduced range of motion. Do you have scar tissue from and old injury or surgery? Thai massage frees-up old scar tissue to accelerate proper healing and recovery. Thai massage promotes proper nerve function and opens constricted nerve pathways to increase overall range of motion and performance. Thai massage is the most effective way to reverse the effects of inflammation, muscle strain, post workout soreness and inflexibility.
Thai Massage is guaranteed to melt away your stress and puts you in a sublime state of mind. Our skilled Thai Massage therapists use a combination of light to deep pressure, passive stretching and compression to relieve stubborn muscle knots, calm your nerves, restore proper muscle tone and balance your natural flow of energy. This unique style of massage is a deeply relaxing experience with long-lasting benefits.
Thai massage increases your circulation, improves the function of your immune system and boosts your mood. This "laid-back style" of moving meditation is the perfect way to unwind after a workout or hectic day.
Why our Clients choose To Train & Relax With us?
"The transition into retirement started out smoothly, but after 6 months, I found myself in a terrible slump. I had a vigorous and active career. and I defined myself by it. Without that, I was at a loss for an identity. A deep depression ensured. After about 3 months, I sought out a therapist and began medication. There were times when I barely spoke to Michele during our sessions. Before the depression set in Michele and I enjoyed lively and interesting conversations of a variety of topics. Through it all, Michele was the one steadfast, unwavering thing in my life. She has supported me every step of the way in my life journey. I honestly don't know how I would have survived without her. I'm sure I would have found a way, but I can't think of one."
Ellen B.