Massages

• SWEDISH BODY MASSAGE
• AYURVEDIC MARMA MASSAGE
• INDIAN HEAD MASSAGE
• THAI MASSAGE

The root of Thai massage lies in Ayurveda and has close links with Yoga, and is often referred to as yoga for the lazy!

Thai massage works on the major energy lines which run through the human body. It aims to harmonize the body and to loosen blockages with the use of acupressure, energy balancing, stretching, and applied yoga exercises.

Thai massage is given fully clothed with the recipient lying on a floor mat. This allows for the therapist to manipulate your body into various postures, starting at the feet and working up to the head.

This unique technique manages to massage the organs as well as the muscle groups by the sheer nature of the postures, allowing for increased benefit to you.

Thai massage is a used as a way to prevent sickness. It helps to dissolve blockages before they manifest psychologically or physically, whilst also improving flexibility. Essentially, anyone will benefit from this powerful technique.

The massage takes two hours which allows for each part of the body, from toe to head to be concentrated on, leaving the you feeling relaxed and energised with improved blood and lymph circulation, relieved muscle tension and pain relief.