About

As a Thai national, massage is a part of our way of life. I remember growing up with my family members requesting me to walk on their back and their legs since I was little. Thai massage has evolved over the centuries as a part of our traditional medicine practices. I was very fond of massage therapy since I was a child, and I have been regularly receiving massage three to four times a week as an adult. With a high interest in its techniques, I enrolled myself in a massage school in 2013 primarily to give massage and treat my mother. I kept learning until I was certified in advanced therapeutic medical massage therapy from Wat Pho Traditional Medicine and Massage Institute in Thailand. In addition to massage therapy, I am a big believer in yoga therapy and have been a yoga practitioner for over 10 years. I travelled to the deep roots of India and completed an advanced course of 500 hours to become a certified yoga instructor. 

I then moved to the United States and completed 662 hours of massage therapy education from one of the nation’s leading schools, the Potomac Massage Training Institute in Maryland. My massage practice is based on the knowledge of anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, and pathology, and is a combination of Swedish and deep tissue massage. I also practice the additional techniques of sports massage, myofascial release, biodynamic craniosacral therapy, active isolated stretching, and movement perspectives in bodywork. 

I am a good pain locator and I am your pain-killer. My goal of massage practice is to focus on functional outcome-based massage to aid in muscle recovery. My practice primarily deploys a variety of massage techniques for a specific treatment to target problems the patients present with a diagnosis from medical or non-medical professionals for specific outcomes. At the same time, I would like to promote a relaxing and destressing experience during the session, always ensuring that client expectations are met.