Here you’ll find an overview of our articles about Abdominal Massage therapy and other health practices related to the abdomen and pelvic area.
Within the Thai Healing Arts — of which knowledge and practices span centuries — there has always been attention for abdominal treatments. In fact, Thai Traditional Massage as we know it is commonly applied as [ Read more … ]
For those who have never received an Abdominal Massage it may be a somewhat scary idea that a massage therapist will “poke and press into the abdomen.” That’s of course understandable because the abdominal region [ Read more … ]
One of the important body parts addressed in Body De-Armouring work (American English: Body De-Armoring) is undoubtedly the abdomen. Hence, Abdominal Massage and Abdominal Breathwork are common somatic techniques used to induce emotional and trauma [ Read more … ]
In Thailand, Hot Herbal Compress Abdominal Massage is one of the traditional treatments used for women in the postpartum period, typically in the time after delivery that’s called Yu-Fai. What Is a Thai Herbal Compress? [ Read more … ]
In this post, we’ll discuss the applications, aims, and health benefits of Abdominal Massage for pregnant women. Prenatal Massage therapy — notably for the legs, knees, feet and ankles, hips, pelvic region, and the lower [ Read more … ]
Jathara Parivartanasana (sometimes written Jathara Parivartan Asana) is a yogic exercise that also carries names like Revolved Abdomen Pose, Waist Rotating Pose, Belly Twist, Abdominal Twist, Torso Twist, or Spinal Twist. Jathara is the Indian [ Read more … ]
With regard to our book about Abdominal Massage I have been asked what the difference is between Abdominal Massage and Pelvic Massage. I will shed some light on this question in the remainder of this [ Read more … ]
In this article, we’ll discuss in what way massage therapy can come to help to resolve issues with blocked fallopian tubes. Causes and Symptoms of Blocked Fallopian Tubes The fallopian tubes are the two tubes [ Read more … ]
The abdominal area, in which we include the diaphragmatic area, is literally packed with internal organs. It’s also a relatively small bodily region in which a lot is going on, often containing quite some tissue [ Read more … ]
Uddiyana Bandha — a Hatha Yoga technique — is an “abdominal lock” popularly referred to as the “upward flying lock.” This Bandha, which can be done standing or sitting down, is commonly performed in conjunction [ Read more … ]