The London School of Massage offers professional massage training and complementary therapy courses.
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The London School of Massage offers professional massage training and complementary therapy courses.
Contact us to learn more about our courses, events, and industry news.
Experience the flow of Thai yoga massage adapted for the massage table. Our Table Thai Massage Course blends acupressure with yoga-inspired stretches to create a meditative, preventive, and therapeutic approach that integrates seamlessly into clinical practice. Ideal for therapists seeking Table Thai training that protects body mechanics while offering clients a deeply balancing session.
Upon successful completion of this course, you’ll be fully equipped to integrate Table Thai massage techniques into your existing massage practice.
To enrol on this Table Thai Massage course, learners must hold an OFQUAL-accredited Level 3 Diploma in Massage (or equivalent) that includes Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology.
If you are unsure about your eligibility, please email us a copy of your qualifications for advice.
Table Thai Massage is a practical, hands-on training course for qualified massage therapists who want to learn how to safely apply Thai Yoga Massage techniques on a massage table. This Table Thai Massage course introduces students to the origins, principles and practical application of Thai-style assisted stretching, acupressure and rhythmic compression without the need to work on the floor.
The course combines theory with practical application, covering client preparation, contraindications, safe body mechanics and a structured Thai massage routine performed on a massage couch. Students will learn how to use body weight, stretching and pressure techniques to support flexibility, mobility, relaxation and overall wellbeing.
Important note: Traditional Table Thai Massage is performed fully clothed to protect the client’s skin and allow safe assisted stretching. If Table Thai techniques are combined with oil massage, careful draping must always be used to preserve the client’s modesty, dignity and comfort.
This Table Thai Massage course gives therapists the practical skills and confidence to deliver Thai-inspired assisted stretching, acupressure and compression techniques on a massage table, making it a useful addition to an existing massage or bodywork practice.
There are no formal exams for this Table Thai Massage course.
In-class assessment and instructor feedback - ongoing evaluation of practical skills with real-time feedback to support learning and development. A CPD Certificate will be issued if the instructor believes the required competencies have been met.
Following completion of this Table Thai Massage course, students have been able to:
Open their own private practice, treating clients from home
Work in health clubs, hotels, or ski resorts abroad
Offer mobile massage treatments
Treat clients using Spinal Articulation and Mobilisation techniques
Progress to further advanced massage training, such as:
Pursue degree-level studies in Osteopathy, Physiotherapy or Acupuncture
Supplement their full-time income with part-time massage work
Develop their Continuing Professional Development (CPD) portfolio
Join professional bodies, increasing credibility and access to further resources.
Table Thai Massage (also called Thai Table Massage) is an adaptation of traditional Thai massage techniques, such as acupressure-style compressions and assisted stretching. Table Thai is performed on a massage table rather than on a floor mat. It’s a practical way to deliver Thai-inspired bodywork in a clinic/spa setting and can be ideal for clients who prefer a table-based treatment.
At the London School of Massage, the Table Thai Massage course is a 1-day intensive course and on successful completion you can use the title “Table Thai Massage Therapist.” The course is open to therapists with a Level 3 RQF massage qualification (or higher).
The Table Thai Massage qualification at the London School of Massage is recognised by major insurers, with practitioner insurance available on completion.
The main differences between a Table Thai Massage and a Thai Massage are:
Table Thai Massage benefits include deep relaxation, reduced muscle tension, and improved flexibility and mobilitythanks to Thai-style compressions, acupressure and assisted stretching—adapted to be delivered comfortably on a massage table. Many clients also report feeling lighter, looser and more energised, as the techniques can help increase blood and oxygen delivery to treated areas.
Diploma in Thai Massage Course Level 3 (RQF) FHT (Accredited Diploma Course)
CMA, BCMA, IGCT & IICT Accredited Course
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