Thai massage, an ancient art
Heir to a thousand-year-old tradition from India, enriched by Buddhism, Ayurveda and traditional Chinese medicine, Thai massage embodies an energetic and holistic approach to health. What makes Thai massage so distinctive?
Dynamic, flowing stretches Performed in a smooth back-and-forth rhythm, these targeted stretches improve flexibility and release nervous tension, leaving a feeling of lightness and letting go.
Deep pressure I use my hands, knees, forearms and feet to relax the tendino-muscular lines and release built-up tension.
Each session is carried out in a spirit of meditation and mindfulness. Thai massage envelops the whole body, bringing deep relaxation and restoring harmony in movement.
The massage is done fully clothed, on a futon on the floor, without oil – and no flexibility is required.
What about Osteothai?
Osteothai brings osteopathic principles and techniques into Thai massage, a bridge between East and West. It combines the extraordinary power, creativity and sensation of Thai techniques with the precision, rigour and gentleness of osteopathic touch.
A preventive, wellbeing approach
In everyday life, the body is under constant stress and often pushed to its limits. Rather than waiting for pain to appear, Eastern philosophy favours prevention: taking care of yourself before pain sets in.
Many people leave with a feeling of lightness – a moment to release what the body holds on to.
