1. What should I expect at my Thai massage session?

You should expect a relaxing experience. Come dressed in loose fitting clothing. You can also allow time prior to your session for changing into traditional Thai massage clothing, which we provide. The massage is performed on a comfortable memory foam mat on the floor. This allows for maximum comfort and mobility during your session. To start, your therapist will kneel at your feet in a “wai” (prayer like) position. This is a sign of respect for the client.

At the end of the massage you will be completely relaxed and refreshed. Many clients were are amazed at how relaxed they feel afterwards.

We suggest that you double your water intake for 48 hours after your session to help the detoxification process of the muscles. Report any medical conditions to your therapist prior to massage. Try and refrain from eating at least 1-hour prior to your session.

2. How does Thai massage compare to Western massages?

Thai Massage is normally done on a comfortable mat on the floor, to provide for maximum mobility, allowing the therapist to utilize their body weight. The client is fully clothed and no oils are required. Western style massage requires the guest to undress, oils to be applied to the body, and the massage is most often performed on a table.

Thai addresses the clients overall well being, helping the body to function at its highest level.

Thai uses point pressure to open energy lines throughout the body. Energy work is combined with stretching techniques to open the body, creating a relaxing yet simultaneously invigorating experience. The Thai therapist uses their whole body, to treat the whole body.

3. Does Thai Massage hurt?

No. Be assured that Thai is never painful.

4. How long has Thai Massage been in existence?

Thai massage has been practiced well over 2500 years in its traditional form, and it becoming increasingly popular in the West.

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