What is a Thai Massage?
Thai Massage is a traditional bodywork practice that combines assisted stretching, gentle compression, and rhythmic pressure to support mobility, circulation, and overall balance. Often described as “assisted yoga,” this style of massage focuses on moving the body through a series of guided stretches while applying steady pressure along energy lines throughout the body.
Unlike traditional table massage, Thai Massage emphasizes movement and flexibility, helping to release tension while encouraging greater range of motion. Sessions are thoughtfully paced and customized to your comfort level, making the experience both therapeutic and deeply grounding. The result is a full-body reset that supports physical ease, posture, and energetic flow.
Is Thai Massage right for you?
This service is ideal if you:
- Feel tight, stiff, or restricted in movement
- Want to improve flexibility and mobility
- Enjoy stretching and active bodywork
- Have physically demanding or sedentary routines
- Prefer a more energizing and movement-based massage
If you’re unsure, our front desk team is happy to help match you with the right service.
Service Details & Pricing
- Technique: Assisted stretching, rhythmic compression, and targeted pressure applied through guided movement
- Pressure: Light to firm pressure, customized to comfort and flexibility levels
- Focus Area: Full-body mobility, flexibility, posture, and tension release
- Session Lengths: 60, 75, 90 and 120 minutes
- Customization: Each session is tailored to your flexibility, comfort, and individual goals
New Client Special $110 for 60 min
Make Massage Part of Your Routine
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I need to be flexible for Thai Massage?
A: No. Thai Massage is fully customized to your flexibility and comfort level. Stretches are gentle and supportive, never forced.
Q: Is Thai Massage relaxing or energizing?
A: It can be both. Many clients feel deeply relaxed during the session and energized afterward due to increased circulation and mobility.
Q: Is Thai Massage painful?
A: Thai Massage should never be painful. Pressure and stretches are always adjusted based on your comfort, and communication is encouraged throughout the session.
Q: How is Thai Massage different from traditional massage?
A: Thai Massage focuses more on movement, stretching, and compression rather than long, flowing strokes. It’s an active experience compared to a traditional relaxation massage.
Q: What should I wear for Thai Massage?
A: Comfortable, loose-fitting clothing is recommended to allow for ease of movement and stretching.
Q: Who should avoid Thai Massage?
A: Thai Massage may not be appropriate for individuals with certain injuries, joint issues, or medical conditions. If you’re unsure, we recommend consulting with your healthcare provider and discussing any concerns with your therapist prior to your session.
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