Thai acupressure massage is a form of deep tissue massage, acting on the meridians of the body, using pressure points, many of which overlap those used in shiatsu and acupuncture. It can have significant effects on acute and long-standing issues, because it treats the body as a whole structure. It’s also worth maintaining as a preventative measure.
I practise Thai acupressure intuitively, feeling where there are areas of tension and their consequences in other areas of the body. I combine my experience of typical conditions and their treatments with a sensitivity to each person’s unique presentation.
Qualifications
Pranava Yoga Dharma, Mysore, India, March 2006 – Sivananda Yoga Teacher and Therapy training (RYT 300 hours)
Sunshine School of Massage, Chiang Mai, Sept 2006 – Thai Massage Practitioner Certificate Training
Sunshine School of Massage, London, Nov 2006 – Mar 2007 – Assistant on Practitioner Training
Keira Balaskas, Sunshine School of Massage, London, Nov 2006 – Mar 2007 – Advanced Thai Massage Certificate Training
Stonebridge Associated Colleges, July 2007 – ASET, Anatomy & Physiology Level 3 Certificate
Prabhat Menon, Sunshine School of Massage, Mumbai, Nov 2007 – Thai Massage Practitioner Certificate Training
Walk in Back Rub company, London, Nov 2013 – Seated Massage Certificate
Noam Tyroler, Sunshine School of Massage, Chiang Mai, Dec 2013 – Thai Acupressure for Orthopaedic Disorders – Advanced massage Certificate
City College Brighton & Hove, Brighton, Jan – June 2015 – Anatomy & Physiology VTCT Level 3 Certificate
European School of Shiatsu, Brighton, Jan – Oct 2015 – Theory & Practice of Japanese Bodywork Certificate
Noam Tyroler, Thai Dee School of Massage, Eindhoven, Sept 2018 – Thai Acupressure for the Lower Body – CPD
Clinical thai massage in Brighton 