Thai Foot Massage

Is a relatively new concept in the UK but has been practiced for hundreds of years in various forms, both in Thailand and beyond.  It is believed to have originated over 2000 years ago, and has roots in India, Korea, Japan & China. 

Over time it has become an integral part of traditional Thai Culture, and can be experienced throughout Thailand, being performed by many street vendors. Traditionally it was practised in the temples, nowadays it can be experienced in, temples, spas, on the beach or in the street.  

It consists of working on the feet & lower part of the legs, and is performed with a Thai foot stick.  The treatment is both relaxing and invigorating and has the aim of balancing the body and encouraging good health. 

Thai foot massage integrates warm up techniques, massage of the feet and legs, stimulation of reflex points, working the SEN lines (energy channels) thought the body.  Wrapping the feet and legs and stretching.  There are elements of Reflexology, Shiatsu, Yoga and Chinese massage within the therapy, however, despite these similarities; the treatment itself stands alone as benefiting the whole body, mind and spirit. 

It consists of working on the feet & lower part of the legs, and is performed with a Thai foot stick.  The treatment is both relaxing and invigorating and has the aim of balancing the body and encouraging good health. 

Treatment time approx 1hr. 

Specific benefits

• Improves flexibility of ankles, feet & legs
   

• Reduces stiffness in joints & muscles of feet and legs
   
• Improves the circulation
   
• Stimulates lymphatic drainage
   
• Boosts the immune system

·           Encourages the elimination of toxins

·           Improves wellbeing

Whole Body benefits

·           Relaxation

·           Stress reduction

·           Improves sleep patterns

·           Refreshes the mind

·           Facilitates physical healing

·           Aids detoxification