Thai Massage Training Course

Therapeutic art, known as Traditional Thai Massage (Nuad Boran) is a holistic system that combines rhythmic pressure,(involving fingers, Palms, elbows, feet) energy balancing techniques, Indian Ayurvedic principles and assisted Yoga postures, focusing on the basic energy lines of the body(Sen/Meridians).
An integral part of traditional medicine has as its theoretical basis in the belief that all forms of life are sustained by a vital force (Chi, Prana, Lom) that is carried along invisible pathways (SEN) that run through our bodies. The intention of the Thai massage practitioner is to release the blocked energy of these pathways, which result in disease and dysfunction, to stimulate the natural flow of the life-force and maintain a general balance of wellness.
The practice of Thai Massage is also a spiritual discipline as it incorporates meditative principles of Mindfulness and Loving Kindness (METTA).

I was born in Thessaloniki where I studied Maintenance of Historical and Traditional Buildings. My intense interest in cultures and traditions has led me to travel to many parts of the world and from a young age to consider myself a “citizen of the world.”My first contact with Thai therapy came by learning Wat pho style and then I was taken to Northern Thailand to delve deeper into the “Sacred Art”.I am a graduate of the “Old medicine hospital & Thai massage school Shivagakomarpaj” and I have completed the Foundation teacher training program at “The School of Thai massage for health” and the “Professional teacher training at Ong school”. I was taught alongside Jack Chayia japsen style, Advanced Techniques with Bob Haddad, Thai foot reflexology at Jerra’s school and traditional therapies such as Toksen and Yamkang, Timmy’s training center and HangDong School. I traveled to faraway Bali, to the Buddha home school and with Alfred Hacker I met the herbal remedies, Thai herbal and Thai acupressure. I have attended seminars such as Thai Abdominal, Trigger points, Bamboo massage, pregnancy massage, with loincloth (Pha Khaw Ma) etc. with renowned teachers, while Great inspiration and special honor is my contact with Master Pichest Boonthumme and  the blind therapist Ajarn Sinchai! I continue to be a dedicated student, following my path through Thai therapy and maintaining a positive attitude towards life. In recent years I have been teaching my art’s techniques with all my love, wisdom and respect, as my teachers taught me.