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Traditional Thai Massage

For people who spend long hours in one position, or use their bodies a lot, people who struggle to stretch or relax and could do with an intense massage, firm pressure, and deep stretches. People used to understand their bodies or those who want to gain awareness and flexibility. People who enjoy or want to explore breath work and energy movement.

A therapeutic comprehensive bodywork session aimed to restore body balance.

It releases stiffness and stored tension, increases flexibility, self-awareness, and overall wellbeing, enhancing the self-healing capacity of the body. A combination of pressure (applied with hands, fists, forearms, thumbs, feet, and knees) and stretches, treating the body as a whole, interconnected by zen lines where the energy flows and sometimes get stuck.

Medium to strong pressure is applied, although the treatment will be adjusted to the client’s needs and tolerance.

The general feeling after the sessions is relief, lightness, peace of mind, and alignment.

The treatment is done on a mat or futon on the floor while you are fully clothed (please wear pyjama-like clothes), with no oils, except for the occasional use of wax for stiff necks.

Florencia Simonetti's Offering throughout the week, please use the form below to contact her directly.

  • 60 minute treatment* - £80
  • 90 minute treatment - £120
  • 120 minute treatment - £150

*Bare in mind that sessions in Thailand can last hours! I recommend no less than 90 minutes

If you would like to access the Women Supporting Women Fund to subsidise this treatment, find more details here.

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