An overview of Thai Massage training providers, schools, courses, and workshops in Thailand. Mind that we have specific category overviews for massage trainers in Chiang Mai and in Bangkok.
You might think that simultaneously studying Thai Massage and Teaching English in Thailand is perhaps a strange combo, but in this article I’ll explain why it isn’t at all. You see, when you’re hooked on [ Read more … ]
There’s a lot to say about the subject, so I’ll just kick off following my rather arbitrary thoughts. No real sequence here, but simply a reflection of what has happened in the past ten years, [ Read more … ]
In Thailand, Traditional Thai Medicine is taken seriously. Quite a number of universities and colleges in the country offer Alternative and Traditional Medicine undergraduate and graduate programs, and there are various national associations and organizations [ Read more … ]
In this post, we’re going to touch some statistics and look at where we find the largest number of Thai Massage course and training centers in Thailand and where the least. We’ll also briefly look [ Read more … ]
Isan (Issan, Isaan, or Isarn) spreads across 20 provinces in the North-East of Thailand, and is bordered by Laos and Cambodia. It’s both the largest and least known region of Thailand. A third of the [ Read more … ]
Thai Traditional Medicine is serious business in Thailand. Not only because of it being an important cultural heritage, but likewise because it has become an export product: Thai Massage, Thai Herbs, and Thai Herbal Medicine [ Read more … ]
Baby Massage can help to stimulate an infant’s muscular and nervous system, help prevent any malformation, and can assist in a healthy development of the child’s body, mind and spirit. Moreover, Infant Massage calms the [ Read more … ]
Most of the Thai Massage schools in Thailand don’t offer on-site accommodation, and the courses are generally not offered in a retreat-like setting. That’s no problem because in Thailand there are always plenty guesthouses and [ Read more … ]
The Jap Sen or Nerve Touch Massage style is a Thai Massage variety defined by “grasping or plucking the sen lines” and was founded by the late Lek Chaiya (Mama Lek) from Chiang Mai. Jap [ Read more … ]
It’s interesting to see that many spas and massage parlors in Thailand offer Thai Massage treatment sessions for the Head, Neck, and Shoulders. Yet, even more interesting is the fact that just a fraction of [ Read more … ]