Thai Yoga Massage Schools and Training Courses in Berlin

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Berlin is the largest city and the capital of Germany. The population of the proper city (downtown) is nearly four million, making it the second most populous city in Western Europe after London.

In 1990, after the German East-West reunification, Berlin became the capital of Germany once again. Since then the city has steadily grown to becoming a world center of culture, politics, media and science and a popular tourist destination.

In any case, Thai Massage training is usually offered in various forms: day or weekend training in specialized (therapeutic) topics, beginner aka foundational training of one or two weeks, retreats, and professional training that covers months (typically spread over the weekends), among others.

Sometimes the training is just a workshop aimed at learning how to give Thai Massage to a friend or partner, then again it may be a training course with the goal of becoming a professional Thai Massage therapist.

In other cases, the Thai Massage classes may be (an elective) part of a professional massage therapy training study, or a continuing education course.

Nevertheless, the content of training may vary significantly because of the different styles and lineages of Thai Massage being taught. It basically depends on the training background of the instructor what kind of Thai Massage you’ll learn.

Additionally, you’ll find Thai Massage training that rather focuses on specific body parts, such as Thai Foot Massage, Thai Abdominal Massage, or Thai Face Massage, or modalities that use certain tools to apply the massage, such as Tok Sen and Herbal Compress Massage.

Well, let’s take a look below at what the city has to offer when it comes to Thai Massage training. Keep in mind that Thai Massage education in Germany has the characteristics that schools and training centers are widely spread across the country in many different cities and villages.

Thai Massage Training Providers in Berlin

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