In a world that rarely pauses, you are welcomed to Savasana Therapies, a sacred space where time slows and awareness turns inward. Rooted in ancient healing traditions, each session is offered as a ritual of care — guided by breath, presence, and respect for the body’s innate wisdom.
We offer ancient holistic therapies, including Traditional Thai Massage and Chavutti Thirumal, working intuitively with the body’s natural rhythms. Each treatment is guided by presence and intention, supporting the release of stored tension and the free flow of energy.
From gentle, nurturing Thai oil massage that calms the nervous system, to deep meditative flowing movement in Thai yoga massage that awakens and realigns the body, treatments are adapted to meet you exactly where you are. For those drawn to deeper grounding, Chavutti Thirumal provides powerful, rhythmic pressure with warm oils, encouraging profound release and embodied stillness.
Working along the body’s energy lines, our treatments invite grounding, release, and renewed flow. Through elemental touch — earth to stabilise, water to soften, fire to awaken, and air to open — you are supported in letting go of what no longer serves, and returning to balance, clarity, and ease.
Throughout the years of giving Thai massage treatments, I began to notice something simple and profound: at the end of a session, people naturally rest in Savasana. Watching this again and again made me reflect on what my treatments are truly about…
…resting on your back, energy pulsing through your limbs, your breath slow. Softening the root of the tongue, the wings of the nose, the channels of the inner ears, and the skin of the forehead. Letting the eyes sink to the back of the head, then gently turning downward to gaze at the heart… resting in Savasana. Hovering in the magical realm between sleep and wakefulness, you settle into the Corpse Pose, and a gentle smile melts across your face.
“Sava means corpse in Sanskrit, and Savasana is a preparation for a conscious death in which supreme consciousness that is everywhere and in everything is released,” says Suzie Hurley, Senior Certified Anusara Yoga teacher. By consciously relaxing into stillness, we symbolically die in order to be born anew. During Savasana, we are offered the opportunity to release our individual limitations and merge with a power greater than ourselves.
I hope that through our treatments, you will discover your own profundity of stillness, a quiet depth where rest becomes renewal.
My work is rooted in presence. I believe the body holds memory, wisdom, and the capacity to heal when given the right conditions — safety, intention, and conscious touch.
My journey into bodywork began not simply as a profession, but as a calling. I was drawn to traditional systems of healing that honour the body as sacred — not something to fix, but something to listen to. Through practices such as Chavutti Thirumal, Thai Yoga Massage, and Thai Oil Massage, I hold space for strength and softness to coexist. My approach is both grounded and intuitive — structured in technique yet guided by awareness. This is not mechanical work. It is devotional.
I truly love what I do and am continually seeking ways to deepen my skills—not only within these techniques, but also in my professional and personal life. My work is a living practice—one that grows from listening, awareness, and a deep respect for the body’s innate wisdom. I love what I do, and I continue to walk a path of learning and self-development, both professionally and personally.
I first trained in Traditional Thai Massage at the Osho Meditation Centre in the Czech Republic in 1998. Since then, I have continued my learning through courses and trainings across Europe, studying with teachers such as Nicholas Barrett, Itzhak Helman, Simon Pier Gall, Kira Balaskas, Helen Noakes, Candida Valentino, Dave Hoyle, Amanda Oswald and Satyarthi Peloquin – among many others, with more still to come.
In a nutshell, my sessions are guided by presence, sensitivity, and breath—creating a space where relaxation, balance, and reconnection can naturally arise. I offer more than massage; I offer space for you to return to yourself.
You can find out more and follow my latest updates on Instagram. I do my best to stay up to date 🙂
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In a world that rarely pauses, you are welcomed to Savasana Therapies, a sacred space where time slows and awareness turns inward. Rooted in ancient healing traditions, each session is offered as a ritual of care — guided by breath, presence, and respect for the body’s innate wisdom.
We offer ancient holistic therapies, including Traditional Thai Massage and Chavutti Thirumal, working intuitively with the body’s natural rhythms. Each treatment is guided by presence and intention, supporting the release of stored tension and the free flow of energy.
From gentle, nurturing Thai oil massage that calms the nervous system, to deep meditative flowing movement in Thai yoga massage that awakens and realigns the body, treatments are adapted to meet you exactly where you are. For those drawn to deeper grounding, Chavutti Thirumal provides powerful, rhythmic pressure with warm oils, encouraging profound release and embodied stillness.
Working along the body’s energy lines, our treatments invite grounding, release, and renewed flow. Through elemental touch — earth to stabilise, water to soften, fire to awaken, and air to open — you are supported in letting go of what no longer serves, and returning to balance, clarity, and ease.
Throughout the years of giving Thai massage treatments, I began to notice something simple and profound: at the end of a session, people naturally rest in Savasana. Watching this again and again made me reflect on what my treatments are truly about…
…resting on your back, energy pulsing through your limbs, your breath slow. Softening the root of the tongue, the wings of the nose, the channels of the inner ears, and the skin of the forehead. Letting the eyes sink to the back of the head, then gently turning downward to gaze at the heart… resting in Savasana. Hovering in the magical realm between sleep and wakefulness, you settle into the Corpse Pose, and a gentle smile melts across your face.
“Sava means corpse in Sanskrit, and Savasana is a preparation for a conscious death in which supreme consciousness that is everywhere and in everything is released,” says Suzie Hurley, Senior Certified Anusara Yoga teacher. By consciously relaxing into stillness, we symbolically die in order to be born anew. During Savasana, we are offered the opportunity to release our individual limitations and merge with a power greater than ourselves.
I hope that through our treatments, you will discover your own profundity of stillness, a quiet depth where rest becomes renewal.
My work is rooted in presence. I believe the body holds memory, wisdom, and the capacity to heal when given the right conditions — safety, intention, and conscious touch.
My journey into bodywork began not simply as a profession, but as a calling. I was drawn to traditional systems of healing that honour the body as sacred — not something to fix, but something to listen to. Through practices such as Chavutti Thirumal, Thai Yoga Massage, and Thai Oil Massage, I hold space for strength and softness to coexist. My approach is both grounded and intuitive — structured in technique yet guided by awareness. This is not mechanical work. It is devotional.
I truly love what I do and am continually seeking ways to deepen my skills—not only within these techniques, but also in my professional and personal life. My work is a living practice—one that grows from listening, awareness, and a deep respect for the body’s innate wisdom. I love what I do, and I continue to walk a path of learning and self-development, both professionally and personally.
I first trained in Traditional Thai Massage at the Osho Meditation Centre in the Czech Republic in 1998. Since then, I have continued my learning through courses and trainings across Europe, studying with teachers such as Nicholas Barrett, Itzhak Helman, Simon Pier Gall, Kira Balaskas, Helen Noakes, Candida Valentino, Dave Hoyle, Amanda Oswald and Satyarthi Peloquin – among many others, with more still to come.
In a nutshell, my sessions are guided by presence, sensitivity, and breath—creating a space where relaxation, balance, and reconnection can naturally arise. I offer more than massage; I offer space for you to return to yourself.
You can find out more and follow my latest updates on Instagram. I do my best to stay up to date 🙂
Watch our videos: