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Thai Massage<\/h1><\/div>
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Releases energy, balances the cooperation between soul, body, thoughts, and emotions<\/strong><\/p>\n

Thai massage is a calm type of massage performed in the rhythm of breathing. It improves muscle elasticity, joint mobility, and releases mental tension.<\/p>\n

What is Thai massage?<\/strong>
Through specific strong pressure and stretches, blocked energy is released and the cooperation between the soul, body, thoughts, and emotions is balanced. This type of massage is also known as \u201cyoga for the lazy.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

Indications:<\/h1><\/div>
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\u2022 Stimulates circulation and lymph flow
\u2022 Relieves muscle tension
\u2022 Improves joint mobility
\u2022 Improves posture
\u2022 Enhances organ function
\u2022 Supports body awareness
\u2022 Supports stress recovery
\u2022 Promotes calm and mental clarity<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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Contraindications:<\/h1><\/div>
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\u2022 Malignant tumors
\u2022 Heart, kidney, or liver failure
\u2022 Inflammatory skin or systemic conditions
\u2022 Muscle or tendon inflammation
\u2022 Acute injuries
\u2022 Artificial joints in stretch areas
\u2022 Osteoporosis
\u2022 Infectious diseases
\u2022 Varicose veins, high blood pressure
\u2022 Intoxication<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

Massage Therapist<\/h1><\/div>
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\"Katrin<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>

Katrin Essenson<\/h2><\/div>

(Classical, lymphatic, sports, Thai, and shiatsu massage)<\/p>\n

Katrin is a choreographer and performance artist who turned to massage therapy after recovering from a back injury. Her positive experience with alternative healing methods inspired her to study massage. She believes that regular, moderate physical activity and healthy lifestyle habits can prevent various health issues and benefit both body and mind.<\/p>\n

Katrin holds a Level I Massage Therapist certificate and graduated from the M.I. Massage School. She appreciates Eastern movement practices such as tai chi and qigong, which she uses daily to keep her body and mind in balance. She has worked as a massage therapist since 2013. Her training at M.I. Massage School included:<\/p>\n