A selection of Thai massage techniques to work the client's back with the therapist's feet, with the client resting in side position. Side position is best for pregnant women, elderly people, and for when direct facial contact should be avoided or minimized between the giver and receiver.
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Refining Techniques
Working with Your Feet in Thai Massage
A few examples of techniques using the feet to apply pressure in Thai massage.
Using Elbows in Thai Massage
Examples of some ways to use the elbows t apply pressure in supine, side, prone and seated positions.
Thai Therapy for Lower Back Pain
Examples of treatment protocols, techniques and acupressure points used to treat lower back pain.
Acupressure for Headache, Jaw & Neck Pain
Description of important acupressure points to treat headache, jaw pain (TMJ), and pains in the neck.
Spinal Twist Variations
Basic Thai Abdominal Techniques
Examples of several classic techniques for working in the abdomen.
Pressure Point Therapy for Knee Pain
An illustrated overview of Thai acupressure points which can be used effectively to relieve knee pain.
Side Position Points and Techniques
A collection of six important Thai pressure points which may be helpful for clients' general wellbeing; with photographs and descriptions.
Specialized Grips and Holding Techniques
Photographs and descriptions of unusual grips and holding techniques that may be considered when working in Thai massage.