Frequently Asked Questions

  • Therapeutic Thai bodywork is an entire system of clinical practices—meaning, it is exceptionally useful for a range of issues. Some conditions that Thai massage is especially useful for include:

    Body pain due to daily ergonomics

    Injury care

    Chronic condition support

    Scar tissue mobilization

    Digestive issues

    Prenatal and postpartum care

    Therapeutic Thai bodywork is most effective for acute and rehabilitory services when working in tandem with other medical providers (physical therapists, PCPs, etc) as part of a comprehensive team.

  • No, Thai bodywork is not just stretching. Stretching is one of many tools, and is a part of the session only if it is deemed appropriate and relevant by both parties. Sessions can include large movements and stretches, small movements of subtle stretching, or no stretching at all.

  • I have options for this. Let’s discuss before your appointment and see what option may be appropriate for you.

  • Treatments are generally fully clothed. It’s best to wear loose, comfortable clothing that you feel you can move in. Long, loose pants and a loose t-shirt or long sleeve; exercise or pajama-type clothes work great. It is a good idea to wear clothes that you don’t mind getting an oil/herb stain on.

  • Cancellations or appointment changes must be made at least 24 hours in advance of your appointment.

    Cancellations made with less than 24 hours notice, including no shows, will be charged the full price of the scheduled session.

    Exceptions may be made for acute emergency situations. We can discuss the specifics of your circumstance in this case.