For years, there has been a sense that going to the GP with a bad back, sore neck or frozen shoulder just results in the standard brush off, or a long waiting list, or a life of painkillers.
It’s no news that there are alternative forms of therapy which are effective when pain seems to defeat conventional medicine, but without trying them all, how can you find the ones that work?
Thai massage is rapidly growing in popularity, with new therapists continually joining the scene. It is a practical and proven treatment for both commonplace and complex issues. It is a clothed massage and therefore perfect for the office. Thai acupressure is deep and effective and targeted to problem areas.
Why Julia?
I have been working part-time as a thai massage therapist since 2007. I trained in Chiang Mai in 2006 and also completed practitioner training in London and Mumbai as well advanced training.
I have also been a RYS qualified yoga teacher since 2006. As thai massage is so closely related to yoga, I use the awareness I have through my own practice of yoga to facilitate balance in the client’s body.
I have been giving office massage, incorporating thai theory and techniques since 2014, and have many happy clients who can testify to the restorative powers of 20 minutes in ‘the chair’.
Tel: 07731 786 073, based in central Brighton
Clinical thai massage in Brighton 