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Healing Path Thai Massage

In Thailand, they call the feeling of being happy, content, and well, “Sabai”. Thai Massage, which is received fully clothed, brings one to a state of Sabai by releasing knots, freeing restrictions, and opening and lengthening the body in all directions. Deep tissue, rolling, acupressure massage and passive-assisted yoga stretches are blended seamlessly to open energetic channels, allowing the body’s natural healing power to flow freely. Therapeutic benefits of Thai deep tissue massage include relief from stress, muscle tension, aches, and pains; improved circulation; unblocking and balancing of energy flow within the body; detoxification of the internal organs; improved alignment of the body; increased flexibility and range of motion; and a general increase in energy and mood.
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Deep Tissue Massage

Thai Massage is traditionally applied with a firm, deep pressure. So if you’re someone that likes deep tissue massage, you’ll love it!
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Relaxing Sessions

Every Thai Massage session is different and unique. Thai Massage is dynamic, and tailored to meet the client’s needs and desires at that point in time.
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Online Scheduling

Convenient online scheduling is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from any internet connected device.
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LICENSED MASSAGE THERAPIST, OWNER

Scott Brukman, LMT

I studied to become a massage therapist at Denver Integrative Massage School in Denver Colorado. There I enjoyed the intensive curriculum of 600 hours study + 150 hours of hands-on Thai Massage practicum. I graduated in 2011, swiftly earning my massage license in the state of Colorado, and immediately went into private practice in Denver. After building a thriving Thai Massage practice over the next decade, I finally caught the PNW bug, and so earned a Washington State massage license, moved to the Seattle area, and am now building a new practice and life here.
10+ Years of Experience
Licensed Massage Therapist in the states of Washington and Colorado

                    (Washington: MA 60858262 / Colorado: MT 0012184)
  • Certified First Level Reiki Practitioner
  • Certified Yoga Instructor
  • Fully Vaccinated for Covid-19
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Thai deep tissue massage
$100

60 Minute Session

  • A full deep tissue Thai Massage with some stretching included
  • Stretching is primarily done both sides at once to conserve time
  • Primary focus is on acupressure massage and an overall body approach
  • Focus work on issues/injuries may require skipping work on some other areas.
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Yoga stretching
$150

90 Minute Session

(Recommended)

  • A full deep tissue Thai Massage with a full stretching out
  • Stretching is done one side at time for a full, deep stretching and opening of joints
  • Time to slow down and really work on tight or problematic areas
  • May incorporate Reiki, heat, sound/vibration therapy, or work on the “Sen” energy lines
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Thai massage energy work
$200

2 Hour Session

  • A full deep tissue Thai Massage with full and targeted stretching.
  • Stretches are held longer, done at multiple angles, and can get more advanced.
  • Time for detailed and focused treatment of specific injuries or ailments.
  • Thoroughly works the entire body, including hands, toes, fingers, head, ears, etc
  • May incorporate Reiki, heat, sound/vibration therapy, or work on the “Sen” energy lines

 

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“Scott is an amazing therapist! I often suffer from low back pain, and he was able to relieve the pain effectively by using specific Thai techniques. He is knowledgeable, attentive, and kind. I can always expect epic results from my sessions with Scott.”
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Deep Tissue Acupressure Massage

The first component of Thai Massage is deep tissue, rocking, rolling, acupressure massage that is done mostly with the palms.  Thai Massage is received fully clothed, and uses no oils or lotions at all. It’s done by pressing right through clothing. And by using the palms, the pressure is spread out over a much wider area, so firmer pressure doesn’t hurt like knuckles or fingers would. Don’t worry, the massage therapist will also check in with you regularly to make sure that the pressure isn’t too much (or not enough!), and that you’re enjoying the experience. But if you like a deep tissue massage, then Thai Massage is definitely for you. It really “gets in there” to loosen knots, stretch muscles, and open joints.

Passive-Assisted Stretching

The second component of Thai Massage is passive-assisted yoga stretching. As you lie completely relaxed and passive, the massage therapist will slowly and gently maneuver you into yoga positions to stretch you out where you need it most. Sometimes, acupressure massage will even be applied while in a stretch. Don’t worry, you don’t need to be flexible or know any yoga at all. In Thai Massage, you get to remain completely relaxed and passive while the massage therapist gently, and thoroughly, stretches you out and opens you up. The massage therapist will physically support you and guide the stretches, so you can totally relax and let go for a deep, effective stretch without fear of injury. That’s why Thai Massage is sometimes affectionately known as “Lazy Man’s Yoga”.

Integrated Energy Healing

The third component of Thai Massage is Energy work on the Thai “Sen” lines. Roughly analogous to the Chinese meridian lines, the Thai Sen lines transfer energy throughout the body. When they’re blocked, healing energy is unable to flow properly, and disease or dysfunction results. By working and massaging acupressure points along these energy lines, blocks are removed, and energy flow in the body is balanced, enhanced, and restored. Using Reiki, healing energy is then instilled back into the body, which then washes away remaining blocks. For the most part, both are done through the palms during massage and are completely unperceived by the client. Except of course, for the positive effects. Sometimes, it’s necessary to “dig in” on a Thai Sen line if the block is severe. This can sometimes be intense, but of course you can always say stop to anything you’re not comfortable with.

Fast and Easy Online Booking

Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, our automated online scheduling system is there for you to book, change, or cancel an appointment in just a few easy steps. Fully optimized for desktop or mobile, booking is fast and easy from any computer, smartphone, or other mobile device, day or night.

Tip:  In the future, to schedule an appointment you can go directly to our booking page at:  hpthai.com/book

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Thai Massage?
Thai Massage, or as it’s sometimes called Thai Yoga Massage, is a combination of rolling, rhythmic acupressure deep tissue massage and passive-assisted yoga stretching. That means that you get to lie there completely passive, and the massage therapist will gently move you into various stretches and body opening positions while you just let go completely.
What should I wear to my Thai Massage Session?
Thai Massage is received fully clothed and uses no oils or lotions of any kind. So please wear or bring comfortable clothes that you can move and stretch in. Clothes such as you would wear to a yoga class or to the gym. The more skin that’s covered the better, so long pants and socks are preferable. And if you tend to get cold, you can even wear a sweatshirt!
Do I need to be flexible for Thai Massage?
Not at all. The stretches are completely passive, and whatever your limit is, that’s where we’ll stretch you to (but never beyond). The massage therapist will give you a deep stretch, but always ensure that you don’t stretch too far by controlling your body. And when we get close you can always say “stop” and just enjoy the stretch. It’s not about how flexible you are, it’s about becoming just a little bit more flexible. There’s an old yoga saying, “Believing that you’re too inflexible to stretch, is like believing that you’re too dirty to take a bath”!
Do I have to do the stretching?
No. You never have to do anything that you don’t want to or aren’t comfortable with. Thai Massage is very free-form, and can always be adjusted to what you like and prefer. If you don’t want to do a stretch, or something else, you can simply say, “let’s move on”, and we’ll just move on. If you aren’t enjoying something, there are plenty of other options with Thai Massage that you’re sure to enjoy. And if all you want is the deep tissue massage part, that’s fine too.
Does Thai Massage hurt?
Traditionally, Thai Massage is done with very firm pressure, that can be deeper than a typical deep tissue massage. So if you like the type of massage that really “gets in there”, you’ll love Thai Massage. But if not, don’t let that scare you. Sessions are tailored to the preference of each client, and every effort is made to ensure that the massage pressure is just right for you. Whatever that is. We really don’t want to hurt you, and prefer you let the therapist know right away about anything that’s uncomfortable, or that you’re not enjoying, so it can adjusted more to your liking or stopped completely.
Is it okay to talk during the session?
If you mean chatting, of course that’s okay (though, not required). But it’s also important to give the therapist some feedback during a session. A good Thai Massage is a partnership and team effort. It’s important to communicate, so that adjustments can be made for your comfort and enjoyment. For instance, if it hurts, “stop” or “ow!” will always stop what’s happening immediately. But if it feels good, let the massage therapist know that too, so they can do more of it! Sometimes, you may want a stretch to be held longer, or go deeper, and sometimes you might just be done with it early and want to move on. That’s all okay, just let the massage therapist know.
Do you sell Gift Certificates?

Yes we do! And it’s the perfect choice for your friends, family, or even to convey a very special thank you. You’ll be able to choose from several pleasing templates, and you can personalize the certificate with your own words to express your unique thoughts and feelings. When done, simply email your beautiful gift, or print it out to deliver it personally.

You can buy gift certificates by clicking the button at the top of the page, or by going to: https://hpthai.com/gift from any device.

Where are you located?

Healing Path Thai Massage is located in the city of Seattle, in the charming and centrally located Ravenna neighborhood. Located on the corner of NE 65th Street and 22nd Avenue NE, above Vitality Pilates. Enter the building along the side, off of 22nd ave, and head up the stairs to suite 202 and Healing Path Thai Massage. Click here for a map to our location.

What forms of payment do you accept?

Healing Path Thai Massage accepts all major Credit/Debit cards, Venmo and PayPal. For your convenience, secure online payment is also available at time of booking.

Can I save money if I come in more often?

Yes, you can! If you like to receive massage regularly, or are ready to make the commitment to do so, then a membership with Healing Path Thai Massage is just what you need. With a membership, by auto-paying a very small amount monthly, you get UNLIMITED sessions at a great rate of up to $50 off! Designed to save you some money on even one session per month, and a bunch on multiple sessions.
You can also share your amazing rate with TWO members of your friends and family per month!

Not sure? We also offer 3-session packages that will also save you money by paying in advance, but you can use anytime.

Can I schedule online any time day or night?

Yes you can. You can click any of the buttons located around our website, or go straight to our booking page from any computer, Smartphone, or mobile device by simply browsing to: hpthai.com/book

Do you accept tips?

Tips are accepted with gratitude, however never expected or mandatory. A gratuity is a great way to let a therapist know that you enjoyed your session, and is very much appreciated. But the best thank you that you can give is to come back again, and to recommend Healing Path Thai Massage to your friends and family.

EMAIL

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ADDRESS

2207 NE 65th Street, Suite 202
Seattle, WA 98115
(enter off 22nd Ave)
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PHONE

(425) 224-6639
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