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Thai Massage – This
traditional healing massage of Thailand releases toxins and waste materials
from the joints, muscles and connective tissue, and stimulates internal organs
by applying gentle pressure on specific energy points. The massage is carried
out on a mat or thin mattress, which is laid on the floor and the therapist,
uses both their hands and feet to apply pressure to the client’s fully-clothed
body.
A range of gentle stretching movements are also
practised. The massage can last for up to 2 hours.
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Ayurvedic Abhyanga Massage – India’s gift to the world. This is usually performed by
one or two therapists using a heated blend of herbal oils that are believed to
be based on the body’s dashsa. The
aim is to loosen the excess doshas through techniques such as kneading, rubbing
and sqeezing. The feets are used in chavutti thirummal, a specialized technique where the therapist
applies extra pressure using the feet.
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Deep Tissue Massage – A
massasge technique that focusses on the deeper layers of the muscle tissue to
release the tension through slow strokes and deep finger pressure. It helps to
break up and eliminate scar tissue and loosen muscle tissues, releasing toxins
and allowing proper blood and oxygen circulation. Drink plenty of water after a
deep-tissue session to help eliminate these toxins from the body.
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Hot Stone Massage – Basalt
stones of various sizes, shapes and weighted are heated to an ideal temperature
to impart heat along the chakra centres.
The hardness of the stones gives an ideal deep tissue massage and the heat from
the stones relaxes the muscles and increases the blood flow to the areas being
worked upon. The heat also adds in mental relaxation and stress reduction.
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Swedish Massage –
Originated in Sweden, the technique involves a sequence if movements working
superficially and deeper into the tissue layers stimulating the skin’s natural
functions thereby improving its condition. The warmth created helps the body
relax both physically and mentally. The massage sequence is adapted to the
client’s needs.
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