respect Teachers
Randall Cummins,
He is a nationally respected expert practitioner and instructor of many forms of therapy,. His expertise, humor and perspective have helped students access the deepest principles of massage therapy.
Paul Fowler :
Before discovering Thai massage, he taught for seven years in the Chicago Public Schools. He combines his years of teaching experience, as well as his training in Thailand, to communicate his knowledge simply and thoughtfully.
Sarah Mclaughlin Sarah is a massage therapist, a Shiatsu practitioner , and a Thai therapist .
Edita Malakauskaite has been training in both, US and Thailand numerous times, has studied with all the masters and run a thai massage business for many years.
Takashi Yoshizawa: has practiced and taught thai bodywork for many years both in Japan and worldwide. he is also has studied massage and basic shiatsu in Japan, Takashi's focus is thai massage and as an avid student he visits his main teacher Pichest Boonthamme every year
Chris Ray : For the past thirteen years, I have traveled annually to Thailand, spending 1 to 2 months, not only to get my own body worked, but to continue my study in both Thai massage and Life. I have worked with many teachers there, but I always return to Master Pichest Boonthumme.
Pichest Boonthamme : Living in the house of his childhood in Hang Dong, not far from Chiang Mai, Pichest welcomes students from all over the world who come to him to learn about Thai massage. Of course, as anyone who has spent a lot of time with Pichest knows, Thai massage is only a small part of what he has to teach.
Those who come to him looking for technique might be disappointed when he throws their study guide across the room and says something like, “book no feel. . . you (grabbing their hand and placing it on someones shoulder) feel.” Pichest’s genius for understanding the body and the mind is an inspiration