Bodywork & Massage

Royal Thai Medicinal Bodywork™

Thai bodywork (massage) is a synergy of facilitated yoga, acupressure, massage, and meditation. Unlike modern massage techniques that are performed nude on a massage table, you receive Thai bodywork on a thick floor mat wearing light clothing. While lying still, the practitioner moves the passive body through a choreographed sequence of stretches, twist, palm presses, point presses, and rubs. All this while gently and continuously rocking your body, anchoring you in a predictable ocean of inner security, peace and abandon.

Thai bodywork has many benefits:

relieves stiffness
relaxes tight muscles and fascia
improves circulation
enhances detoxification process
helps to balance the chi
reduces stress and anxiety
increases mobility and range of motion
improves posture
clears and calms the mind
improves stamina and vitality
improves athletic performance

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NueroMucular Coaching™ (NMC)

Overwhelming stress, the suffering of extreme muscle tension, loss of strength and function may be the result of an injury, prolong hospitalization or inactivity. Fortunately, the integrated approach of NeuroMuscular Coaching™ is effective in bringing relief to these ailments .

NMC employs a synergistic approach that embraces the best of bodywork/massage, therapeutic exercise, movement medicine (Tai Chi Kung, Yoga, Yara), phytotherapy and hydrotherapy.

Kazi did something that no Doctor or physical therapist (and I tried a bunch of them) was able to do, he helped my shoulder heal so that I am back on the tennis court 4 times a week since last May.Mike C.West Orange, NJ

NeuroMuscular Coaching™
has many benefits:

reintroduces your muscles to it’s relaxed strength
re-educates your neuro-muscular partnership, fostering grace
activates your lympho-muscular pump, fostering immune health
reduces stress & builds resilience
balances muscle tightness and weakness

Clients are coached in the proper practice of therapeutic exercise, mindful movement and nutrition. Where needed clients are instructed in the use of in-home hydrotherapy techniques or referred to a local spa to access these services.

I had fallen a few times in the past and broken some bones; I used to limp when I got tired, and my friends tell me they notice I don’t do that any more.
Helen Cantrell
Jersey City, NJ