Who are you?

Hi! I'm Su, originally from Thailand.

Why did you become a massage therapist?
I've always cherished the benefits I received from massages, and I wanted to share that sense of well-being with others.

Where and when did you go to school?
I graduated from the Northern Virginia School of Therapeutic Massage in 2017, and prior to that, I completed a course in Thai Massage at the Thai Union of Thai Traditional Medicine Society in Thailand in 2014.

What modalities do you specialize in?
I specialize in a range of massage techniques including Therapeutic Massage for pain relief and healing, Swedish Massage for relaxation and improved circulation, Reflexology to harmonize body systems, Sports Massage tailored for athletes' performance and recovery, and Head Massage to alleviate tension and promote tranquility, ensuring each session is a step towards your health and well-being.

List any dysfunctions and acute/chronic conditions you have treated or particularly specialize in:
Muscle tightness
Neck and shoulder pain
Upper back tension
Migraine headaches
Lower back pain
Sciatica

Why is massage important to you?
Massage offers numerous benefits that enhance both physical and mental health.

How would you describe your style of massage?
My style integrates stretching with therapeutic massage techniques to alleviate muscle tension and improve circulation.

What keeps you motivated?
The joy of helping others is what drives me. It's the most fulfilling aspect of being a massage therapist.