Benefits to Spa centre and Massage parlour owners:


Benefits to the therapist:

Thai massage is a highly effective method for both relaxation and therapy. The type of techniques used (with thumbs, hands, elbows, feet and knees) and the rhythm with which they are applied, as well as the constant change of position of the masseur mean that there isn’t overuse of the same muscle groups and joints (underarms, waist, knees). This method relies mainly on the bodyweight of the practitioner for the application of pressure, thereby preserving their energy and strength. At the same time the effect of the massage is very deep.

Benefits to the client:

Thai Massage treats all muscle groups and the joints system. Also used are different stretching positions which add to and maximise the effect of the massage. According to traditional Thai medicine working on the ten main energy channels Sen Sib has a physical and mental effect. The massage is conducted with clothing (of light material) to prevent any potential discomfort for members of the opposite sex.

Holistic benefits

Benefits to the body, mind and spirit

BODY

Applying Thai Massage through direct pressure on the muscles on the whole body together with stretching, which helps the stimulation of the musculoskeletal system (including bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and lymphatic system) is beneficial to all physiological systems.

Benefits to the five physiological systems:

MIND

The most well known effect of the Thai Massage is that of total relaxation through the reduction of the stresses and strains caused by modern life. With more susceptive clients this highly positive effect can penetrate deeper levels of consciousness.

SOUL

As far as the spiritual benefits to the person being massaged are concerned, Thai Massage is founded on the elements of life and Sen Sib (living energy) and has a highly positive effect on the spirit as the masseur concentrates on the flow of energy during the treatment.
When pressure is applied to every point to release its energy through Sen Sib, together with the gentle and light movements during the changes in technique and combined with the synchronised breathing of the masseur and the person massaged, this harmonious union brings them close to a calm state of meditation.