Thai Massage and Thai yoga massage are names commonly used in the West to refer to a traditional massage modality that is native to Thailand. It is based on a combination of influences from China, India, and indigenous Thai traditions and had been handed down through the generations mostly via oral tradition.  

A complete Thai massage incorporates a combination of acupressure and yoga-like stretching. Thai Massage is different from many Western forms of massage in that there is no oil used, the practitioner uses a mattress on the floor (instead of a massage table), and the client remains completely clothed throughout the session. It is so different from the way we think of "massage" that it is often referred to as the "lazy man's yoga". 

Based on the ancient theory of energy flow between specific points (sen lines) on the periphery of the body and internal organs. A Thai Massage will combine acupressure points, energy meridian work and yoga-like stretching to provide an invigoration and balancing experience. The massage itself involves using hands, knees, legs, and feet to stimulate and relax the muscles and move you through a series of gentle stretches while incorporating Reiki throughout.