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Treat yourself to a Thai-vedic massage.


[Appointments available on 11th, 12th 13th and 19th October. Thai-vedic massage will be closed 14th-18th and 20th-27th - see N.B. below]


Trained in Chiang Mai, Thailand and in London, Thai-vedic massage?s I offer Thai yoga massage and Ayurvedic massages in a peaceful street in East Dulwich between Lordship Lane and Peckham Rye Park.


Thai yoga massage

Often described as ?yoga that?s done to you?, Thai yoga massage combines deep tissue massage and assisted yoga stretches leaving you feeling deeply relaxed. The massage is performed through loose clothing.

Prices:

30 minutes ? ?35

60 minutes ? ?55

90 minutes ? ?75

120 minutes ? ?95


Ayurvedic back massage

Warm oil is liberally applied to your back. Using smooth, flowing strokes the oil is then massaged into your skin relieving aches and pains in your back, arms and shoulders.

Prices:

30 minutes ? ?35

45 minutes ? ?45


A Thai and Ayurvedic combination massage (60, 90 or 120 minutes) is also available


25% off for first timers

New clients: 25% off your first massage, then 25% off future massages when you refer me to a friend (who goes on to book a massage ? also at 25% off their first massage).


Thai-vedic loyalty card


Next time you visit I will give you one of my new loyalty cards, and will sign it each time you visit. After 5 massages you can claim a 6th for free!


N.B. Thai-vedic massage will be closed 14th -18th October while I attend an Ayurvedic training course and again from 20th-27th (while I climb a Pyrenee or three). From 28th October I will be offering new services:


Full body Ayurvedic massage (Abhyanga)

Anti-ageing face massage (Mukhabynga)

Head/neck/arm massage (Shirobhyanga)and

Detox body scrub (Udvartana)


I will also be starting new Couples massage training and Children and family massage training services.


Watch this space!



Call, text, email, or tweet me to book


Stephen

Thai-vedic massage,

12b Crebor Street, London, SE22 0HF

07950 933150

[email protected]

www.thai-vedicmassage.co.uk

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