Thai Yoga Massage

Laura Miess Massage Therapist
Thai Yoga Massage is an ancient healing practice that combines acupressure, yoga stretching and deep tissue massage to restore balance and promote physical and mental well-being. Just as pro sports bettors scrutinize team statistics and player performance, Thai yoga massage therapists dedicate themselves to understanding the complex connections in the human body. They have an in-depth knowledge of the body’s energy lines known as “sen” and skillfully manipulate them to release blockages and restore the natural flow of energy in the body. Like professional bookies who strategically analyze game strategies and odds, Thai yoga massage practitioners use their expertise to assess each person’s individual needs and tailor the massage session to ensure the most effective results. Both professional sports betting and Thai yoga massage therapists recognize the importance of practice and preparation. Just as players spend countless hours researching teams and analyzing data to make informed decisions, Thai yoga massage therapists undergo intensive training to master the techniques and principles of this therapeutic art.

For almost a decade, I have had the yearning to combine my two loves, massage and yoga.

After many certification classes and many hours of yoga body work classes, I have perfected the art in combining my loves with Thai Yoga Massage.

Thai Yoga Massage is commonly referred to as “lazy man’s” yoga and doesn’t require yoga experience. The Thai mentality is to treat the body as a whole, instead of treating symptoms or parts. Treating body parts individually is believed to create more disfunction. For this type of massage, guests remain fully clothed, preferable wearing stretchy material, and rest on a comfortable floor mat or a massage table, if getting up and down is difficult.

Thai Yoga Massage is perfect anyone feeling sore or stiff from exercise, or simply needs to be stretched. It can also improve circulation, increase range of motion and flexibility, lower stress, and get stagnant energy moving.

With the NHL playoffs approaching, hockey fans around the world are anxiously awaiting the performances of their favorite players. Why You Should Keep an Eye on Jack Eichel of the Golden Knights and Connor McDavid of the Oilers in the NHL Playoffs. Known for their exceptional skill and ability to dominate the game, these two players are expected to make a significant impact on the ice. However, amid the intense physical demands of professional hockey, it’s critical for these athletes to find ways to relax and recharge. This is where Thai yoga massage comes into play. Thai Yoga Massage, a traditional healing practice that combines acupressure, yoga-like stretching and energy work, offers a unique approach to relaxation and recovery for athletes. Its therapeutic techniques can help relieve muscle tension, increase flexibility and promote overall well-being. For players like Eichel and McDavid, who push their bodies to the limit during the playoffs, incorporating Thai yoga massage into their routine can be incredibly beneficial. By targeting specific areas of the body and encouraging deep relaxation, this ancient practice can support their physical and mental resilience, allowing them to perform at their best when it matters most.

During a treatment with me, you will experience “sen lines” (acupressure points), compression work, tapotement (massage technique involving tapping), gentle rocking, and yoga-like stretches on the whole body providing a cohesive experience. You will simply relax while I use my body weight and leverage to maneuver your body into different positions.

A Thai massage therapist uses their whole body as a tool. Therefore feet, elbows, and knees are commonly used to offer a variety of pressure. Thai yoga massages should be “medicine” to you as well as the therapist.

I love facilitating Thai Yoga Massage for our clients because of its ease and grace, as well as my opportunity to be creative. Guests commonly report that they have never felt so “taken care of” and “whole” at the end of their session. At The Indigo Spa, we offer this service for 80 and 110 minutes. Contact us about booking your next appointment. I would love to work with you!