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All Thai Massage CE Training

    Eric Spivack Thai Massage
    11 Sep

    Seattle, WA

    $320


    Eric Spivack

    16

    In this 2-day Intensive, students will learn to give a 2 hr traditional Thai Yoga Massage using their hands and feet. Poses learned will be in the supine, prone, side-lying, and seated positions. This is a fun class! Read reviews of Eric’s courses @ https://soaringcranemassage. Read more…

    Thai Massage CEU Nashville
    22 Oct

    Charlotte, NC

    $169


    Jill Burynski

    7

    You will leave this one-day class with a whole new service to add to your menu as well as 15 & 30 minute add-ons. Thai Foot massage is a simple yet powerful way of applying reflexology. Read more…

    Thai Massage CEU Nashville
    23 Oct

    Charlotte, NC

    $169


    Jill Burynski

    7

    Amaze your clients with Thai Massage. Learn how to incorporate Thai Massage into your table sessions. This class is great for those interested in practicing Thai but cannot or don’t want to practice in the traditional floor style or for those that want an introduction to Thai Massage. Read more…

    Thai Herb Massage CEU
    25 Oct

    Raleigh, NC

    $175


    Fernanda Santiago

    8

    Learn how to give an herbal poultice massage to enhance your massage sessions. You do not have to currently practice Thai Massage to take this class as we will learn how to integrate the herbal poultice into any other massage treatment. Read more…

    Thai Massage

    Thai massage works the relaxing effects of massage, the stretching of yoga, and the spiritual wellness of energy work into one session. The modality is more physically dynamic than a typical massage. Sessions are performed on a floor mat with the client fully clothed. The practitioner helps the client through yoga-based, assisted stretches while pressing on energy and pressure points along the body. Because of it’s similarity to yoga, some people refer to Thai massage as “Thai yoga massage” as well.

    Along with teaching the modality as a whole, Thai massage training can teach you how to improve your flow with better sequencing, incorporate the classic Thai herbal balls or start using your bare feet as tools. You can also learn how to adapt Thai techniques for table massage or work with special circumstances like pregnancy and disabilities.