Thai Massage
Believed to be over 2000 years old, traditional Thai massage is an authentic healing art
Believed to be over 2000 years old, traditional Thai massage is an authentic healing art and unique form of body therapy developed by people who used massage not only as a therapeutic healing method to treat illnesses but also to maintain health and well-being.
The combination of yoga stretching, calmness of meditation, acupressure, exercise movement and reflexology makes it a healing art. It is worked on a floor with the client dressed in comfortable loose clothing. The Thai method uses mainly point pressure and muscle stretching. And it is not just the hands that are utilised to free tension stored in the recipient’s body, but the feet and elbows are used as well. Some of the innumerable physical, mental, and psychological benefits are:
Physical Benefits of Thai Massage
- Help detoxification of the body and boost the immune system
- Increase blood circulation, lower blood pressure
- Good for muscle relaxation, increase flexibility in your muscles, increase mobility
- Improve breathing
- Improves posture, and balance, corrects body alignments and dissolves energy blockages
- Improves athletic performance
- Help with arthritis and back pain,
- Help tone the body, strengthen joints and fight diseases, including chronic joint problems
- Prevents illnesses and alleviates degenerative diseases
- Slows the ageing process
Mental Benefits of Thai Massage
- Improve your outlook towards life; builds an emotional balance
- Help with concentration and creativity/ Mind and body concentration
- Clear and calm your mind
- Help you gain mental clarity
Psychological effects of Thai Massage
- Reduce and relieve stress and anxiety
- Help people boost their inner energy levels
- Develop discipline and self-control
- Achieve better health and increase health and vitality.
- Raise the energy level and stamina
- Build internal power (and create a natural confidence)
Experience Ultimate Thai Massage in Weybridge
Book your authentic Thai massage appointment with ease through Sisadee in Weybridge. Embark on a journey of total relaxation during your session as traditional techniques melt tension away.Thai massage works wonders when combined with assisted stretching and acupressure performed by experts. The massage penetrates deep to promote relaxation and rejuvenation as it loosens tight muscles.You can add Thai massage therapy to your self-care routine for enhanced wellbeing. The healing properties provide long-lasting benefits. Schedule regular sessions to relieve stress and feel refreshed.
Thai Massage Prices
Duration | Price |
30 minute treatment | £35 |
45 minute treatment | £45 |
60 minute treatment | £55 |
90 minute treatment | £80 |
120 minute treatment | £100 |
Frequently Asked Questions: Deep Tissue Massage in Weybridge
Thai massage is an ancient healing tradition that originated in Thailand over 2,500 years ago. It incorporates assisted yoga postures, acupressure point stimulation, and assisted stretching to relax the entire body and relieve muscular tension.
Benefits of Thai massage include reduced stress, relief from muscle pain, increased flexibility and range of motion, improved circulation, boosted immunity, and an enhanced sense of wellbeing.
During a Thai massage, you remain fully clothed while lying on a padded mat on the floor. The therapist uses their hands, knees, legs, and feet to move you into various yoga-like stretches and postures. You may also receive compressions and gentle pressure along the body’s energy lines and points.
Thai massage should not hurt if performed properly. There may be some discomfort during deep stretching but it should never be outright painful. Inform your therapist if anything is too uncomfortable. The pressure is gentle and soothing.
Unlike Swedish or deep tissue massage that primarily targets superficial layers of muscle, Thai massage targets the deeper connective tissues, joints, and energy pathways. The therapist does not just use their hands but also incorporates stretching and rocking through yoga-like positions.