$100 per 60 minutes
Orthopedic American style massage that combines elements of European and Asian bodywork crafted to best suit your individual needs. Done on a massage table with unscented lotion.
$155 per 90 minutes
$100 per 60 minutes
I offer three different types of traditional Thai Bodywork, Nuad Bo-Rarn, Tok Sen, and Luk Pra Kob. All three types are based on relieving blockages of the "Sen Sib" the 10 pathways which life force travels thru the body in traditional Thai Medical theory.
Nuad Bo-Rarn
This is the well known "yo
ga massage"of northern Thailand as taught to me by Kanchanoo Muangsiriand Poranee Sakulsukeow at the Thai Massage School of Chiang Mai. Nuad Bo-Rarn is done on a mat on the floor and in addition to assisted, yoga like stretches
the giver presses with thumbs and the palm along the "Sen Sib", the energy pathways in traditional Thai Medicine, to relieve blockages and restore health. The receiver of Nuad Bo-Rarn is clothed in loose fitting yoga clothes.
ga massage"of northern Thailand as taught to me by Kanchanoo Muangsiriand Poranee Sakulsukeow at the Thai Massage School of Chiang Mai. Nuad Bo-Rarn is done on a mat on the floor and in addition to assisted, yoga like stretches the giver presses with thumbs and the palm along the "Sen Sib", the energy pathways in traditional Thai Medicine, to relieve blockages and restore health. The receiver of Nuad Bo-Rarn is clothed in loose fitting yoga clothes. Tok Sen
Tok Sen is a technique developed in the Chiang Mai region, employed by farmers, lumberjacks and others involved in physically taxing employment. Translated literally it means "hammering the energy pathways". The tools are a simple stick and wooden hammer made with the wood from a tree that has been struck by lightening. The stick end is placed over a tight muscle, knot or sen lines then tapped with the hammer causing deep but safe vibrations to transmit through muscle tissues. This is a very quick way to release muscle knots and create overall relaxation. I was taught Tok Sen by Phor Mor Tananan Fainanto in Lampoon Province, Thailand. 
Luk Pra Kob
Luk Pra Kob or Thai Herbal Compress is one of the treasures of Thai culture, used in traditional medicine for over 400 years.
The Thai Herbal Compress treatment may be beneficial if you are prone to deep-seated tension in your back, neck or shoulders. It is superb for the relief of repetitive strain from long hours at the computer. It is wonderful for general body detoxification.
The treatment uses a blend of herbs which are wrapped in unbleached cotton and heated in a steamer. This hot compress is then applied to the body for the relief of muscular aches and pains, and to exfoliate and soften the skin. The spherical compress becomes a massage tool, tapping, twisting and pressing, kneading and dragging the tense muscle and connective tissue. Heating the compress releases the essential oils of the medicinal herbs, allowing them to penetrate the skin and enhancing the relaxation response.
In addition to relieving pain, swelling and stress, the Luk Pra Kob creates a feeling of Sabai: bliss, ease, balance.
I was trained in Luk Pra Kob by Poranee Sakusakeow and Tanyalak Wongchak at Thai Massage School of Chaing Mai.
$155 per 90 minutes
