Thai acupressure

THAI MEDICAL MASSAGE

Since the Sukhotai era (1240-1320), medical massage has been central to Thai culture.
The royalty strove to preserve and transmit this knowledge, initially orally and later through inscriptions on stone and palm leaves. In 1836, more than 1,000 formulas about illnesses and treatments were engraved on marble tablets at the Wat Po and Wat Raja Oros temples. These inscriptions detail the principles of traditional Thai massage, including specific symptoms and treatments for each massage point.

The inscriptions include 60 diagrams of the human body, explaining the lines of energy and the four elements (earth, water, wind and fire) and the therapeutic effects of the massage points. Advanced knowledge of these points requires a deep understanding of traditional Thai medicine.

In 1955, massage point combinations were compiled during seminars led by Mr. Preeda Tangtrongchitr, founder of the Wat Po massage school. These seminars resulted in standard treatment routines, which are taught in the general and therapeutic massage courses at the Wat Po school in Bangkok.

What you will learn on this retreat

Assess and treat

Understand, diagnose and treat common orthopedic pain you see in clients

Treatment routines

The simple treatment routines used daily in clinics in most hospitals in Thailand

Know the lines and points

Learn to locate pressure lines and points

Knowing how to choose treatment protocols

Choose treatment protocols according to the patient's complaints and symptoms

Therapeutic Applications

Know the therapeutic applications of point and line protocols

Security

Understand and know the contraindications and cautionary areas.

Combinations of Therapeutic Points

Join our event and immerse yourself in the tradition and effectiveness of Thai acupressure. Discover how these ancient techniques can improve your health and well-being.

Traditional Therapeutic Points

Therapeutic point combinations are used to treat diagnosed orthopedic problems. Each point is pressed with the thumb for 5 to 15 seconds, adjusting the pressure to the client, with a maximum of ten repetitions. In acute cases, treatment can be daily until recovery, while in chronic conditions it must be done twice a week.

Wat Pho Point Combinations

The book presents 60 point combinations, created in 1955 by teachers at the Wat Pho massage school, led by Mr. Preeda Tangtrongchitr. These routines are taught in general and therapeutic massage courses in Bangkok

Ready Point Formulas

Ready-made combinations of points are effective even for practitioners with basic training, without the need for theoretical medical knowledge, and help to develop intuitive perception of energy lines and points.

Simple Orthopedic Disorders

The 60 combinations treat common orthopedic pathologies such as muscle hypertonicity, myofascial trigger points, muscle weakness, tendinosis, tendonitis, tenosynovitis, ligament sprains, osteoarthritis, neurovascular compressions and neural strains. They do not treat fractures, dislocations, disorders caused by viral or bacterial diseases, or internal or systemic diseases.

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Questions and answers

Place and date

The training will take place in the week of October 12th to 16th in the country houses – Moinho da lapa

Coordinates
40.85773250671321, -7.608639458153371

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Daily program

Noam Tyroler

Who's the teacher?

Noam Tyroler He began his journey in Thai massage in 1989, at the Old Medicine Hospital school in Chiang Mai, Thailand. He became a practitioner in 1992 and three years later founded the Thai massage department at Reidman International College in Israel.

Since 1998, he has been teaching Thai acupressure and, after being unable to find suitable references, he wrote his own manual on the line and point formulas of medical Thai massage. This book, which took two years to complete, has already been translated into several languages.

Noam also created a 100-hour video guide and published a second book on prenatal massage. In 2020, she plans to release a Video Guide to Prenatal Massage.

Based in Metula, Israel, Noam Tyroler is dedicated to making medical Thai massage accessible to practitioners of various manual therapies.

The training space

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