In-Home Thai Oil Massage in Montreal | Massaya

Flexibility, Energy and Deep Relaxation

Thai oil massage is a fusion of the wisdom of traditional Thai massage and the fluidity of Western massage. Assisted stretching, joint mobilizations, pressure on energy lines — all performed with oil for a gentle and enveloping glide. Our certified therapists come to your home in Montreal and Greater Montreal, 7 days a week.

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Thai oil vs. traditional Thai — what’s the difference?

Traditional Thai massage is practiced fully clothed, on a futon on the floor, without oil — the therapist uses their hands, elbows, knees and feet to apply pressure and perform deep stretches. Thai oil massage adapts these same principles — pressure on the Sen lines (Thai energy meridians), assisted stretching, joint mobilizations — by adding massage oil for a more fluid touch and gentler penetration into the tissues. The result: all the benefits of Thai, with an additional sensory dimension.

The benefits of Thai oil massage

  • Dramatic improvement in flexibility — Assisted stretching reaches levels impossible to achieve alone. Ideal for people who are stiff, sedentary or who practice one-sided sports.
  • Joint release — Passive mobilizations of the hips, shoulders, spine and ankles restore the natural range of motion of the joints.
  • Energy rebalancing — Working on the Sen lines stimulates the circulation of vital energy according to traditional Thai medicine.
  • Deep muscle release — The pressure-stretch-oil combination creates muscle release that is both deep and gentle.
  • Feeling of lightness and vitality — Unlike purely relaxing massages, Thai oil often gives a feeling of energy and lightness after the session.

We travel throughout Greater Montreal

Montreal (all neighborhoods), Laval, Longueuil, Brossard, North Shore, South Shore.

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This article provides general wellness information and does not replace advice from a healthcare professional. Consult a qualified professional for persistent pain, a medical condition, a high-risk pregnancy or any concern before massage.

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