Sunday, July 13, 2-6pm

4 hands-on CE hours (NCBTMB approval pending; approved for CE credit in WA and most states).

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Total tuition: $100

Deposit: $50 non-refundable, non-transferable deposit required to register. Balance of $50 due at time of class by cash, check or money order made out to the presenter.

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This 4-hour Table Thai class covers the fundamentals needed to safely, easily, and effectively incorporate supine Thai massage techniques into your existing table practice.

Thai massage largely utilizes passive range of motion and rhythmic compressions to create satisfying contact that clients love, increasing range of motion and promoting comforting relaxation. This class will have a strong emphasis on proper body mechanics and utilizing the leverage from the client's body to make the work feel almost “too easy" at times. 

In this class, you'll learn how to incorporate the "easy work" of Thai using body leverage, passive range of motion, and compressions to both make your sessions easier for you to do and create a uniquely relaxing experience for your clients. You will also come out of class with the ability to integrate these techniques into your table practice. Even well-seasoned practitioners will learn creative new ways to add movement into their sessions in this playfully presented class. 

Mask policy: Surgical masks are optional.

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Instructor: Wayne Trinklein, LMT (WA license #MA60233867)

Wayne (he/him) graduated from Cortiva-Seattle’s 1000-hour training in 2010 and taught anatomy and kinesiology there for five years. He began practicing Thai massage in 2012. In 2017, he became a Certified Thai Massage Instructor from the award-winning ITM School in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Wayne describes his work as compassionately effective and intuitively therapeutic. He focuses on facilitating comfortable movement in his clients that can help anyone relax, ground, and reconnect with their body. As a former anatomy instructor, Wayne brings a rare focus to his work and gracefully blends both Eastern and Western styles into a deeply satisfying session.