What it's about
Dynamic Thai Massage is a creative and therapeutic way of working on the body to restore mobility and free the nervous system through a connection with the element of water. The style is inspired by the northern Thai master and therapist Ajahn Chaiyut Priyasith and was developed further in Europe and Asia by David Lutt and Krishnataki. Flora Bisogno teaches this five-day course, titled "La poetica del movimento perpetuo", at the Sunshine Massage School in Chiang Mai.
Gentle shaking, oscillating and harmonic techniques aim to balance the nervous system, drain the lymph, stimulate circulation and restore mobility in muscles, joints and fascia. The treatment combines techniques from Thai massage and from osteopathy, such as harmonic techniques, the general osteopathic treatment (GOT), rocking and shaking. Topics include rhythm, stillness and precision, biomechanics, water in the body, types of touch, and contraindications, with dynamic full-body sequences.
The course is for people who have completed Thai Massage Levels 1 and 2, and for practitioners of other floor-based traditions with some experience. It runs from 18 to 22 January 2027 at the Sunshine Massage School in Chiang Mai and is taught in English. The fee is 13,500 THB (about €372). The course is approved by the NCBTMB.