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.
Koh Samui (or Ko Samui) is an island off the east coast of Thailand and is the second largest island after Phuket. It’s also the second most popular tourist island destination of Thailand. The island [ Read more … ]
Chiang Rai, not to be confused with Chiang Mai, is the northernmost largest city in Thailand and located in the Chiang Rai province. The city is located near the borders of both Laos and Myanmar [ Read more … ]
If you are planning to take Thai Massage courses (or other studies) for a longer period (for instance several months up to a year or perhaps even more than a year), you may consider applying [ Read more … ]
The Natural Health Practitioners of Canada (NHPC) is the most important and largest holistic health association in Canada. The NHPC’s main goals are raising public awareness of holistic health, strengthening and maintaining professional standards of [ Read more … ]
Pattaya, part of the Chonburi province, is a beach resort city in Thailand about hundred kilometers south-east of Bangkok (the capital of Thailand). Pattaya City is the center of the Pattaya Chonburi Metropolitan Area and [ Read more … ]
Karsai Nei Tsang is an ancient form of genital therapeutic healing and detox massage exercised in Thailand both for men and women. Karsai (or Kasai) recently became better known due to Mantak Chia, the founder [ Read more … ]
Like Traditional Thai Massage and Thai Oil and Aromatherapy Massage, Thai Foot Massage and Reflexology is quite popular in Thailand. Surely after a long day standing or walking, a Foot Massage session is not only [ Read more … ]
The Thai Healing Alliance International aka THAI was founded by Bob Haddad and is perhaps the largest nonpartisan global network of Thai Healing Arts students, therapists, teachers and schools. Although the organization originates in the [ Read more … ]
Maybe the first question that comes to mind when you read the title of this post is if there’s a difference between Thai Abdominal Massage and Chi Nei Tsang. Well, there is and there isn’t. [ Read more … ]
For American bodywork students or therapists who want to study Thai Massage in Thailand and at the same time seek NCBTMB Continuing Education points there’s good news. It’s possible! However, there are not many NCBTMB [ Read more … ]