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Thai
Massage
What
is Thai Massage?
Traditional Thai Massage is a relaxing but energising
treat, dealing with muscular problems and enhancing
flexibility. It involves firm pressing (with palms,
thumbs, elbows, knees and feet) and gentle but purposeful
stretching of muscles. The treatment can be softer or
deeper depending on client's preference.
Using Thai Massage
- Relieves
symptoms of arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis by gently improving
mobility of joints
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Relieves stress, relaxing and energising at the
same time
- Restores
muscle balance, stops degeneration of muscles and preserves good
muscle tone
- Deals
with stiffness and loss of flexibility
What
to expect from a session
At the first appointment a medical
health history will be taken. During the massage the client will
remain fully clothed but may need to remove socks.
No oils are used throughout the treatment. The traditional
2-hour sequence involves lying comfortably on the back,
sides, front and sitting. TROUSERS MUST BE WORN AND
LOOSE COMFORTABLE CLOTHING.
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Practitioners |
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Rich
Varney
Certificate
from the Traditional Thai Yoga Massage Association from
the School of Thai Yoga Massage (London)
In
practice since 2006
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Practitioner
Availability |
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Rich
Varney
Sunday
11.00am - 3.00pm
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Appointment
Charges |
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£10 each 15
minutes
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Concessions
are available with
valid Student or
Income Benefit ID |
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For
further details
of prices please
ask reception
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Conditions
that respond well to treatment include: |
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- ARTHRITIS
- MUSCULAR
ACHES & PAINS
- POOR
JOINT MOBILITY
- RSI
- SCIATICA
- SPORTS
RELATED INJURIES
- STIFFNESS
- STRESS
- TENSION
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