In Thai, Luk Pra Kob, is the name given to treatments that use Thai Herbal Compresses. The literal translation is “pressing herbal sphere” or herbal ball. Luk Pra Kob is a method of treatment employed in traditional Thai Medicine that stimulates the Sen Sib lines (the...
Acupressure is a technique used in many types of bodywork including Western Massage and Thai Yoga Massage. Long ago, Asian cultures discovered the location of energy pathways that are very close to the surface of the body. These energy pathways are called meridians in...
When the temperatures start to drop, they show no mercy. The cool fall days set in and before you know it, you are scraping ice off your windshield in the dead of winter. With summer a distant memory, it can be easy to fall into the winter blues – but you don’t...
Thai Yoga Massage is about creating awareness, openings, and space. Every day we become busier and busier in our bodies, in our minds, and in our spirits. The modern world is all about productivity and speed, and in this maelstrom of habitual routines and schedules,...
Did you know that Spirituality & Medicine used to be combined in Traditional Healing Systems? That’s a foreign concept to most of our Americanized minds! They were practiced together, in order to care for both aspects of the illness: the...
A majority of people get a massage for the state of relaxation a therapeutic touch can induce. Massage therapists can incorporate essential oils to create a full on sensory experience to both relieve muscle tension and stress. Essential oils are the perfect complement...
