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Thai Massage Books and Bookshops in Thailand
For those who want to buy Thai Massage and Thai Medicine books (online), it’s of course always possible to check things out at the Amazons or Al [ ... ]

Thai Massage, Vipassana, and Mindfulness in Thailand
When it’s about giving Thai Massage, we often read that giving a session is (or should be) a “meditative and mindful experience” for [ ... ]

History of Wat Pho – First Official Thai Massage School in Thailand
As most people interested in Thai Massage — aka Nuad Thai — and Traditional Thai Medicine already know, Wat Po is a Buddhist temple comple [ ... ]

Thai Massage and Thai Healing Arts Course Lexicon in Holland
Our mission at TraditionalBodywork.com is to register and make available info about all Thai Massage and other Thai Healing Arts training providers fr [ ... ]

Pichest Boonthumme – Legendary Thai Massage Master from Thailand
Before you read this article, I’d like to add the following note: when you write about an extraordinary or controversial person, what’s wr [ ... ]

Traditional Thai Medicine Training and Practice in Thailand
In Thailand, Thai Traditional Medicine (TTM) is defined by law as “the medical processes dealing with the examination, diagnosis, therapy, treatment [ ... ]

Thai Massage for Weight Loss and Slimming
When I still actively practiced Thai Massage, I rather often got questions from my clients about the benefits for weight loss and slimming of Thai Mas [ ... ]

What Is Thai Oil Massage and Aromatherapy?
Perhaps you’ve noticed that you’d often see the addition Aromatherapy when a Thai Oil Massage treatment session is offered. Sometimes, you [ ... ]

What is Jap-Sen or Nerve Touch Thai Massage?
The Jap Sen or Nerve Touch Massage style is a Thai Massage style characterized by “grasping or plucking the Sen Lines” and was founded by the late [ ... ]

Traditional Thai Massage | Therapy Approach
We should recognize that many of our clients will come to us for a Thai Massage session because they experience some kind of unease, dis-ability or ph [ ... ]