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A Prayer in Motion
Thai yoga massage is best described as a dynamic dance between massage, meditation and yoga.

You’ll be taken on a journey of grounding touch and meditative movement to systematically remove tension and blockages from the body. The result? Relaxation and renewal on every level.

If you’re feeling stuck, Thai massage is a powerful modality to move you toward a more joyful, free, and vibrant version of yourself. Ready to fly? Schedule a Thai Yoga Massage session below.

 


Thai Yoga massage

Thai yoga massage is a dynamic, fully dressed massage on the mat where I'll use not just my hands, but also my forearms, elbows, knees, legs, and feet to move you into a series of yoga-like stretches, twists, and body rocking.

I will also apply deep muscle compression, joint mobilization and acupressure. The sequence targets the whole body, while specific areas can be emphasized according to your needs.

I love to weave in different modalities to give you a unique experience every time. For example, I may introduce elements from Wuo Tai, a fascial release technique built on osteopathic principles and characterized by fluid, rocking movements. It is a full-body treatment, typically starting at the feet and finishing at the head.

After receiving Thai yoga massage, you will feel revitalized and energetic, and yet deeply relaxed at the same time.

30 min - 3 hours

On the Mat

Dressed

Add-ons

Tailor-made

Is Thai yoga massage right for me?

Almost everyone can benefit from a Thai yoga massage treatment. It can be especially beneficial for those who have tight muscles, chronic pain, limited range of motion, or high levels of stress and tension.

You absolutely do not need to be flexible or practice yoga to receive Thai yoga massage. That’s where I come in!

Thai yoga massage may not be recommended if you are pregnant or have an injury. As always, it is important to communicate any health concerns with me prior to receiving a massage. I can usually adapt and accommodate you.

If you prefer to receive a more classical massage on a massage table with oil, you might prefer to schedule a Deep Tissue Massage. [LINK]


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Aroma Therapy

Add a new sensory dimension for deeper relaxation and mood enhancement.

Theragun

Add percussive therapy to rapidly release tension using the latest technology.

Taping

Kinesiology and medical taping supports muscles, reduces pain, and improves mobility

Savasana

Add more time to your savasana to give yourself more space to land and integrate massage benefits.

What people say about
Thai Massage with Michalis

  • I had an amazing Sound Healing
    Edward Well
  • Michalis covered more than I expected & hoped from the session. The whole session feels like a ritual. Starts with a necessary, warm communication beforehand and a goes through smells, sounds, pressures, forms, directions, densities and complex stretches in a very greaceful, integrated way.
    Geert Jan van Vlastuin
  • First of all, what I loved is that he took all the time to really speak to me before the massage, get to know where I’m at, and what is it that I feel I need and want and he actually applied that in the session.
    Jess Sophie
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Frequently Asked Questions

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1How long do I need for deep tissue massage?
When you book a deep tissue massage, you can choose from 60, 90, 120, or 150 minute sessions.

60 and 75 minute sessions are best suited for regular or maintenance massage. In one hour, I can either work in-depth on one specific problem area or give you an ‘express’ general full-body massage.

90+ minute sessions allow you to receive an extended full-body massage. The more time we have, the deeper I can work on your specific concerns and the more benefits you can receive.

It takes at least 45 minutes for your nervous system to relax, so I do recommend booking a longer session if you want to surrender and receive the maximum healing benefits possible.

My value-driven pricing means that the longer you book, the more affordable your treatment becomes per minute, making it easier to prioritize your self-care and wellbeing.
2What is the difference between Swedish massage and deep tissue massage?
Swedish massage is a gentle massage technique that uses long, flowing strokes to promote relaxation and ease tension in the muscles. Deep tissue massage, on the other hand, uses more pressure and focuses on releasing tension and adhesions in deeper layers of muscle tissue.

While both massages can be beneficial, deep tissue massage may be a better choice for those with chronic pain or tension. However, it can also be more uncomfortable during the massage itself. It's best to discuss your goals and concerns with me prior to your treatment to determine which technique is right for you.
3Is deep tissue massage painful?
Deep tissue massage uses more pressure to release tightness than other types of massage, it can be uncomfortable or even painful at times, but it should not be unbearable.

During the treatment, it's important to communicate with me and let me know if the pressure is too much for you. I will work within your individual capacity for pressure and use a scale system to help you learn what you like. I can adjust my technique to make the massage more comfortable for you.
4Is there any risk of injury during a deep tissue massage?
While deep tissue massage is generally safe, there is a risk of injury if the massage therapist uses too much pressure or if the client has an underlying medical condition that makes deep tissue massage unsafe. It's important to let me know if you have any health concerns before the massage.
5Can deep tissue massage help with sports performance and recovery?
Yes, deep tissue massage can be helpful for sports performance and recovery. It can help reduce muscle soreness and stiffness, improve range of motion, and increase blood flow to the muscles, which can help with healing and recovery.

Alternatively, I am trained in sports massage, a specific bodywork modality for increasing athletic performance and recovery. Learn more about sports massage here. [Link]
6Are there any medical conditions that would make deep tissue massage unsafe?
There are some medical conditions that would make deep tissue massage unsafe.

A partial list of contraindications is: fever, vascular conditions, severe heart disease, contagious skin conditions, inflammation, abrasions, cuts, ematomas, cancer, neuritis, recent surgery, infectious diseases, diabetes with vascular dysfunction, fractures, and acute injury.

There are too many possible conditions to list here so it is your responsibility to alert me to any medical condition or injury before a massage begins. You can read more about contraindications here.

If you have any health concerns, it's important to talk to your doctor before getting a deep tissue massage

 

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