Sharon Feigal - Therapeutic Thai Bodywork

Massage review:
"Ik had al veel ervaring en liefde voor de Thaise massage, maar na mijn eerste sessie wist ik dat ik nu mijn favoriete plek gevonden had."

Heb jij ook al een passie voor Thaise massage? 🌼 Deel je mooiste ervaringen of vertel me zelfs over je ALLEREERSTE keer!

Feeling stressed? 😌

Regular massages can work wonders for your circulation and relaxation.

Check out my website at www.sharonfeigal.com (link in bio) or jump straight to the intake form here: https://forms.gle/LbMJn85smBAFaqx99

Massage review:
"Sharon is an incredibly talented and effective massage therapist. I never felt better than when I saw her regularly over several years. I wish I lived closer!"

Thanks, Brenda! I wish you lived closer, too! It's always a pleasure to hear from former clients!

During the warm days, I've been preparing refreshing bael fruit drinks for my clients.

This beloved summer tonic not only regulates body temperature but also prevents heatstroke and keeps you hydrated.

It's fantastic at easing internal burning sensations and tackling hyperacidity! 🌞🥤

That blissful sensation post-massage, when your body feels relaxed and rejuvenated!

Sometimes it takes a day or two to fully recover, but it's so worth it. Everything just flows smoothly for a bit. 😊

We've all been there: you schedule a massage for specific issues, yet the therapist doesn't address your concerns. You walk out feeling let down.

As a professional, I prioritize your unique needs—both spoken and unspoken. Every massage is customized just for you, in that moment. Because what you require can change, and so should your experience!

Did you know that relieving tension in the body can sometimes be more effective with suction rather than pressure? Enter suction cups!

While they might leave marks resembling bruises or hickies, they're not what they seem—more on that later! 😉

I use three types of cups for this technique:

Glass and ceramic cups for fire cupping (using heat to create suction)

Silicone cups (squeeze them first, then apply to skin)

Tiny glass cups with silicone balls, perfect for delicate areas like your face or neck.

From my website:
Many people are familiar with the Chinese name, Gua Sha, but scraping is commonly done throughout southeast Asia. Among other benefits, it helps release tension in the fascial layer. A smooth tool is used to gently but repetitively scrape against the surface of the skin. Like cupping, this tends to leave marks. The additional benefits and the explanation of the marks are best done in a longer post of their own.

"Her sessions help me address where I feel stuck as well as give the feeling of integration in difficult times."

Thank you for your thoughtful words, Trude.