Thai Acupressure Therapy is a traditional healing practice that combines elements of Thai massage, acupressure, and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) to promote physical and emotional well-being. It involves applying pressure to specific points on the body, known as acupoints, using the fingers, thumbs, elbows, and sometimes knees or feet. The therapy focuses on stimulating the body’s energy pathways, or "meridians," to restore balance, alleviate pain, and enhance overall health.

Finger and Palm Pressure:

• The therapist applies varying levels of pressure with their fingers, thumbs, and palms to specific acupoints or sen lines, stimulating the flow of energy and relieving tension.

Elbow and Knee Pressure:

• For deeper pressure, especially on larger muscle groups, the therapist may use their elbows or knees. This allows for more intense, localized pressure to release tightness in specific areas of the body.

Stretching and Mobilization:

• Stretching is a core component of Thai acupressure. The therapist will often guide the client through gentle stretches, which help to open up the body, increase flexibility, and release muscle stiffness. This can be similar to yoga poses, with the therapist providing passive assistance.

Gentle Rocking and Pressure Variations: