Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Thai Massage / 3 hour.

During a three-hour session you'll be guided through passive yogic stretches while targeted acupressure is applied along Sen lines. The therapist uses fingers, palms, elbows, knees, and feet, adjusts pressure to your comfort, and tailors the flow to your needs.

You typically remain fully clothed in loose, comfortable attire so the therapist can move you safely. We provide private space and can offer light coverings. Avoid restrictive clothing and remove jewelry to allow full range of motion.

Yes—Thai Massage / 3 hour is adaptable for beginners. Therapists communicate continuously and modify stretches and pressure to match your experience and flexibility. Expect a gentle progression if you're new, with options for deeper work as comfort and trust develop.

Wear loose, breathable clothing and avoid heavy meals beforehand. Arrive hydrated and a few minutes early to discuss health history, injuries, or areas of concern. Let the therapist know about recent surgeries, medications, or pregnancy so they can adapt the session safely.

Contraindications include recent surgery, acute inflammation or infection, deep vein thrombosis, uncontrolled high blood pressure, severe osteoporosis, and certain pregnancies. Always disclose medical history; we may require physician clearance or recommend alternative treatments when Thai massage isn't appropriate.

Some stretching and pressure can feel intense during release, but work should never be sharp or injurious. Therapists continually check in and adjust technique to your comfort. Communicate openly; we tailor pressure and pace to minimize discomfort while achieving therapeutic benefit.