What this treatment is like
Traditional Thai massage combines pressure and assisted movement. It can suit people who enjoy a treatment that feels structured, physical and whole-body rather than purely passive.
Wear comfortable clothing if asked. Tell Darani about any areas you want avoided or adjusted. Pressure and stretching should always be adapted to your comfort.
Good to know: massage is a wellbeing service, not a substitute for medical assessment. If you have a condition, recent surgery, an injury or are unsure whether massage is suitable, seek appropriate medical advice first.
Frequently asked questions
Is Thai massage meant to hurt?
It can feel intense in tight areas, but it should not feel like something you have to endure. Tell Darani if you want the pressure or stretch reduced.
Do I need to be flexible?
No. The movements are adjusted to the person on the table; you do not need to arrive with any particular level of flexibility.
What should I wear?
Comfortable, flexible clothing is usually the most practical for traditional Thai massage. Ask when booking if you are unsure.
