Thai palm massage, as part of traditional Thai massage, It is a technique used to relieve tension, reduce pain, and promote relaxation. Unlike some other massage types, Thai massage is typically performed with the client fully clothed in loose-fitting clothing.  It's a holistic therapy aimed at balancing the body's energy and promoting physical and mental well-being. Unlike Western massage, it uses a combination of techniques like acupressure, stretching, and yoga-inspired movements, often performed on a mat on the floor. Key aspects of traditional Thai massage: Energy Flow: It focuses on balancing the body's energy lines (Sen lines) to treat illnesses believed to be caused by obstructed energy flow. Acupressure and Stretching: Therapists use hands, elbows, knees, and feet to apply pressure and perform stretches, often incorporating yoga-like poses. Holistic Approach: It treats the entire body, not just musculoskeletal issues, and is considered a spiritual practice in Thailand. Benefits: It can improve flexibility, relieve muscle and joint tension, enhance circulation, promote relaxation, and reduce fatigue. Historical Context: It has roots in peasant society and Buddhist temples, where massage healers were trusted members of the community.