Traditional Thai massage techniques include leaning on a recipient’s body using hands and straight forearms locked at the elbow to apply firm and rhythmic pressure.

The massage targets the “Sen lines” on the body. Thai massage treatments have developed over millennia, from a shared origin with the ancient predecessors knowledge, and handed down through the Lanna Thai and  Khmer civilisations. Thai medical practice, including massage techniques, was supplemented via Buddhist monks from the Indian nadis, as well as incorporating elements from ancient Chinese cultures, from where modern Thai people migrated around 1000 years ago.

The hands, legs, feet of the practitioner are used to fixate, manipulate and stretch the recipients musculo-skeletal system. In some techniques the feet are also used to deliver a deep massaging action.

We aim to help the body and mind relax and feel at ease.

The therapy session is a unique opportunity to acquire self-knowledge through the senses, through controlled breathing and meditation, and sometimes through sleep.

Massage benefits include reducing tension in muscles and fascia, and breaking down undesirable adhesions which can form within the tissues.

The passive strecthing and manipulation of tissues can help restore flexibility and mobility.

The massage is carried out in a carefully managed environment, the spa and rooms are configured to provided an overall calming effect on the senses.

Each client is assessed to ensure the treatment safe and effective, we work in partnership with clients to create a programme and apply techniques tailored for each body and mind.

Particular care is taken so as not to aggravate any injury or medical condition. We do require our customers to advise of any medical condition and to sign a disclaimer at registration and to advise us of any changes to their medical status.