"A calm mind in a light body"

Called Nuad Boran, this healing art takes into account the person in their multiple dimensions: physical, energetic, psychological, emotional and spiritual.

According to tradition, the transmission has been direct from Master to student for millennia.

Thai massage is a multi-functional tool, composed of acupressure, mobilizations, manipulations, muscle kneading and applied stretching.

Fluid, elaborate and sometimes committed, the practitioner links together a series of maneuvers and techniques according to established and inspired protocols.

Today, contemporary medicine recognizes the interactions of the psyche and/or emotions on the body and its various systems: nervous, respiratory, cardiovascular, endocrine, musculoskeletal…

The benefits of Thai massage are numerous:

Relieves muscle tension, mobilizes joints, promotes blood and lymphatic circulation, stimulates metabolism by mobilizing organs and viscera, affects respiratory amplitude, promotes general relaxation, calms the mind, improves the ability to accept one's emotions, in short...

This practice is rooted in the spiritual path of Buddhism; the concept of Metta (universal loving-kindness) is at its cornerstone.

Therefore, the future Thai massage practitioner will be supported by a subtle energy (if they are open to a spiritual life!).

Therefore, it is more of an art than a method, requiring a great capacity for adaptation from the giver, who will adjust the maneuvers, the rhythm, and the intensity according to the needs of the receiver.