Therapeutic
Thai Massage
Therapeutic Thai massage combines the stretching and acupressure of Traditional Thai massage with both Tok Sen and Herbal Compress massage techniques. These sessions help relieve pain, reduce stress, and work on specific problems.
Traditional
Thai Massage
Traditional Thai massage (Nuad Boran) involves a combination of stretching and acupressure along the body’s meridian lines to ease muscle and joint tension. These sessions promote general relaxation, relieve some muscular tension and increase circulation.
Herbal Compress
Thai Massage
Herbal Compress massage (Luk Pra Kob) uses a steamed herbal ball during the massage. A blend of medicinal herbs is wrapped in cotton and applied to the body as a hot compress to relieve pain and inflammation and nourish and soften the skin.
Tok Sen
Thai Massage
Tok Sen massage is a type of massage traditional to Northern Thailand that utilizes a wooden mallet and wedge made from the wood of a tamarind tree. Sen lines are tapped with the mallet to create a resonating, healing vibration.
Cupping
Thai Massage
Enjoy a blend of Folk Thai massage with Thai “fire-less” fire cupping. Thai Cupping massage is a technique where silicone cups are suctioned onto oiled skin. The benefits include pain relief, increase circulation, and muscle tension release. Great for those hard to massage places such as the neck and spine and to provide a deeper massage.
Thai Oil Massage
Thai Oil massage incorporates slow strokes, gentle stretches, and stimulation of acupressure points using the palms, thumbs, elbows and knees in combination with the application of base oils.
Thai Foot Reflexology
Thai Foot Reflexology is much more than a foot massage. It is a natural healing therapy that is highly effective in dealing with many health complaints. A foot massage can promote relaxation but does not have long-term effects. Thai Foot Reflexology promotes equilibrium and well-being with a long-lasting impact.
Thai Head Massage
A Thai head massage will release the stress accumulated in the tissues, muscles and joints of the head, face, neck and shoulders. The therapist uses various movements, including deep kneading and compression movements over the neck, shoulder and shoulder blades areas. In addition, the therapist will also gently stimulate and stroke pressure points on the head.
Student Massage
Sirius Health has an on-site Student Massage Clinic that is open to the public. It is clean, professional, and our team of students is ready to assist you in your health and wellness. Receive a traditional Thai massage treatment at a reduced rate.
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