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Thai Yoga Bodywork

In Thailand, bodywork is an integral part of daily life. Most people receive Thai bodywork as a preventative measure for good health and well-being. The therapeutic benefits of Thai Bodywork are tremendous, generating increased blood and lymph flow, as well as chi or pranic energy. 

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Using simple compression techniques, joint mobilizations, and stretches, Thai Massage is both deeply relaxing and invigorating to the entire being. 

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As a licensed Massage Therapist in the state of NJ (#18KT00790300) since 2000, I offer therapeutic table massage in addition to Thai Bodywork.. Thai Massage is an all-encompassing bodywork modality where I can do individual spot work for those with neck or back issues, within a 90-minute session. The 60-minute sessions are general sessions to open the sen (energy lines) of the body for greater energy flow. Many people receive tremendous benefits just from a simple 60-minute session. 

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Thai Bodywork Training

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Dr. Tracey's Thai Yoga Bodywork Level 1 is now nationally approved for massage therapists and bodyworkers by the NCBTMB for 15 CU hours and recognized by the Yoga Alliance as approved for Continuing Education Units.

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In the Level 1 Training, you will learn:

  • History of Thai Massage & Bodywork

  • Spirituality in Thai Massage

  • Ethics

  • Therapeutic environment, props & clothing

  • Preparation for Thai Massage Bodywork

  • Self-Care

  • 30-Minute sequence 

  • 60-Minute sequence 

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In the Level 2 Training, you will learn:

  • Review of Level 1, Q & A

  • Observation & Feedback

  • 90-Minute Therapeutic Session                                 Level 2 is not yet approved by NCBTMB

  • Advanced Techniquesโ€‹

  • Wai Kuru Chant

  • Thai Balm uses

 

Contact Dr. Tracey to bring Thai Yoga Bodywork to your school or location: (609) 931-8888 or email: OneYogaCenter@gmail.com

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NCBTMB ID: 1000896

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* NOTE: As of 2026, Dr. Tracey is no longer a Yoga Alliance Member. Past graduates can still apply for CU through the Yoga Alliance. New graduates can receive a certificate to post with YA, but approval is solely on the individual. Past graduates needing certificates can apply for one for a fee. Contact: Oneyogacenter@gmail.com

 

Tracey performing Thai Yoga Bodywork
Tracey performing a Thai Bodywork Stretch
Tracey performing a Leg Stretch
Tracey offering a Thai Stretch
Tracey providing a side body stretch
Tracey ending her Thai Bodywork in Metta Prayer
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