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Schedule your Thai Massage with Rissa today!
Rissa Wray of Moving Meditations has been serving the St. Pete and the Tampa Bay area since 2012. She provides top tier health and wellness services to help everyone move better and feel better. Rissa is here to support your wellness journey and unlock your stiff muscles. She exclusively uses Thai Massage as a primary modality for over 12 years, while other therapists merely dabble in the art.
Rissa Wray of Moving Meditations has been serving the St. Pete and the Tampa Bay area since 2012. She provides top tier health and wellness services to help everyone move better and feel better. Rissa is here to support your wellness journey and unlock your stiff muscles. She exclusively uses Thai Massage as a primary modality for over 12 years, while other therapists merely dabble in the art.
We've been featured in numerous local events, including the Saturday Morning Market, the Sunday Market St. Pete, Rasa Lila Yoga Festival, Alchemy Fest, and the Okeechobee Music Festival. Rissa has taught classes and workshops in local studios such as the Body Electric Yoga Company, Nava Yoga Studio, SukhaLife Yoga Studio, and SunState Yoga Studio. Rissa studied in Thailand on four occasions - in 2012, 2015, 2017, and in 2021. Her teachers include Naj (Nephyr) Jacobsen of the Naga Center, Bob Haddad of the Thai Healing Alliance International (THAI), David Wells of Wells Yoga for Ruesi Dat Ton (Thai Yoga), and the late great Ajahn Pichet Boonthume. She has taught Couples Thai Massage throughout the Tampa Bay area as well as in Portland, Oregon.
We've been featured in numerous local events, including the Saturday Morning Market, the Sunday Market St. Pete, Rasa Lila Yoga Festival, Alchemy Fest, and the Okeechobee Music Festival. Rissa has taught classes and workshops in local studios such as the Body Electric Yoga Company, Nava Yoga Studio, SukhaLife Yoga Studio, and SunState Yoga Studio. Rissa studied in Thailand on four occasions - in 2012, 2015, 2017, and in 2021. Her teachers include Naj (Nephyr) Jacobsen of the Naga Center, Bob Haddad of the Thai Healing Alliance International (THAI), David Wells of Wells Yoga for Ruesi Dat Ton (Thai Yoga), and the late great Ajahn Pichet Boonthume. She has taught Couples Thai Massage throughout the Tampa Bay area as well as in Portland, Oregon.
Sample a Session with Rissa
(Keep in mind, not all sessions look like this, as this client was particularly young, able-bodied, and flexible)
What is Thai Massage?
What is Thai Massage?
Thai Massage is the folk bodywork of Thailand - and just one part of a complete system of Thai Healing. Thai Healing practices have been kept alive by the Ruesis (mystic shamans) of Thailand, who specialize in teaching and healing according to Buddhist principles, yogic adaptations, as well as regional indigenous practices.
Thai Massage is the folk bodywork of Thailand - and just one part of a complete system of Thai Healing. Thai Healing practices have been kept alive by the Ruesis (mystic shamans) of Thailand, who specialize in teaching and healing according to Buddhist principles, yogic adaptations, as well as regional indigenous practices.
Today, Thai Massage is carried out by practitioners all over the world, often replicating techniques and sequences simplified for Westerners from more the more robust, traditional systems of Thai Healing. It often looks like assisted stretching and compression on a futon-like mat on the floor.
Today, Thai Massage is carried out by practitioners all over the world, often replicating techniques and sequences simplified for Westerners from more the more robust, traditional systems of Thai Healing. It often looks like assisted stretching and compression on a futon-like mat on the floor.
According to traditional Thai Healing, there are many thousands of sen, or lines of energetic flow throughout the body. The aim of a Thai massage session is to balance the flow of energy along the sen in order to help the body and mind restore good health and vitality.
According to traditional Thai Healing, there are many thousands of sen, or lines of energetic flow throughout the body. The aim of a Thai massage session is to balance the flow of energy along the sen in order to help the body and mind restore good health and vitality.
Thai Massage Helps With...
Thai Massage Helps With...
Joint Stiffness
Improved Range of Motion
Relief of tension
Mental, emotional, and physical relaxation
Lower Blood Pressure
Improved Circulation
Relief of pain associated with musculoskeletal issues
Injury recovery
Relief of delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) from working out
Assisted meditation
Self-Awareness and Self-Acceptance
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