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Pain and Thai Massage | Cultural Differences Explained
It’s often thought that a Thai Massage treatment session hurts, and there’s certainly some truth to that. Well, it can but not necessarily [ ... ]

Thai Hot Salt-Filled Clay Pot Compresses Massage
Treatments with heated salt-filled clay pot compresses are typically used in the Thai postpartum Yu Fai period. Sessions usually take somewhere betwee [ ... ]

Where to Buy the Best Thai Massage Mats and Mattresses?
Thinking about Thai Massage mats and mattresses a famous quote from Johan Cruyff (1947 – 2016) — a legendary Dutch soccer player — c [ ... ]

Kud Thong | Thai Traditional Massage During Childbirth
Kud Thong Massage is a specific type of traditional Thai Massage applied by Thai traditional midwives for pregnant women, but generally not before the [ ... ]

Traditional Breast Massage For Lactation in Thailand
It’s believed that Breast Massage in the postpartum period helps relieve breast pains and breast engorgement, decreases breast milk sodium, produces [ ... ]

Nuad Chaloeisak | Folk Thai Massage in Thailand
Nuad Chaloeisak is the most common style of Thai Traditional Massage in Thailand, originating and applied within family households and in the public a [ ... ]

7 Most Extraordinary Thai Massages in Thailand
For those who love massage, Thailand is without doubt the place to be. On the other hand, the number of massage offerings, the various types of treatm [ ... ]

Royal Thai Massage in Thailand | Nuad Rajasamnak Style
There are quite some distinct styles of doing Thai Massage in Thailand, each with its own special characteristics, and in this post we’re going [ ... ]

Thai Massage and Lifelong Continuing Education | CE and CPD
Many massage licensees are required to participate in so-called Continuing Education (CE) or Continuing Professional Development (CPD) activities to k [ ... ]

Thai Massage and Traditional Thai Diagnostics
Diagnosis in Thai Massage is a rather vague and complicated art, to say the least. It’s very different compared to what we’re used to in the West [ ... ]