Thai Yoga Massage is a practice that entices the muscular-skeletal system to relax and open deeply through gentle twisting, bending and stretching. It allows life energy to flow freely through the body's meridian pathways, otherwise known as "sen lines" in the Thai tradition.
Traditional Thai therapy integrates breathwork with ancient techniques dating back to the medical practices and teachings of Jivaka Komarbhaccha - an Ayurvedic physician who lived in the Bihar Province of northern India duringthe 4th century BC. Presenter Matthew Mandeville guides participants through a day of Thai Yoga Massage partner work. Founder of Therathai, Matthew is committed to preserving the ancient healing art of traditional Thai therapy so that future generations might continue to receive its benefits. Certified by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork (NCBTMB) as an Approved Provider for continuing education, Matthew has spent many seasons in Thailand studying both the practice and teaching of this traditional form of therapy. Learn more about Matthew Mandeville and TheraThai... This workshop is open to everyone at any level of experience. A great experience for yoga teachers and massage therapists or for anyone interested in greater wellbeing gained through healing bodywork. Bring a friend or a partner to work with or come alone to be paired with someone. Hours may be applied towards an NCBTMB-approved certificate of completion. Standard Price $155.00 per person Early-bird Price $125.00 by April 3 Register with a friend or partner $125.00 per person by April 7. Please register early. This event has spaces for just 12 students. Includes a catered lunch on-site with vegetarian option.
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Sunday April 10, 2016 ... 10AM-6PM
A One-day workshop with catered lunch
Join us for a free introductory presentation ... Discovering Thailand & Thai Massage Thursday, April 7th 7:00-8:00 PM Matthew Mandeville (M.A., M.Ed., LMT) gives an engaging presentation on life in a Lahu hill tribe village based on his many years of studying traditional Thai massage in Thailand. This educational talk is free and open to the public. Let us know if you will attend... |