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Table Thai - Gentle Moves & Scarfing

  • Hillcrest Church Commons 1400 Larrabee Avenue Bellingham, Washington, 98225 United States (map)

Presenter: Lise Flora Waugh MS, C-1AYT LMT MA61028887

Class Format: In-person, Hands-on

Class Info: The hands on portion of class is a guided partner experience. Occasionally we will pause to review a technique or obviously to answer questions. Think of it like a dance. This workshop will not be teaching you how to give a Thai Massage- but it could enhance that aspect of your tool box as well as provide simple joint freeing movements and "stretching" that can be implemented into any table based massage.

What to Bring: As this is a Table Thai based workshop, tables will be needed- if you wish to partner in advance with someone else who is attending, you can determine which of the two of you will bring the table. Have it set a bit lower than you normally do, perhaps. Please also bring a scarf- pashmina's work very well- soft fabric that is longer than 3' and at least 12" wide. Knitted material is generally too bulky and stretchy. Thus, pashmina's are pretty perfect. We will make use of these.

About the Presenter: Lise Waugh, MS, LMT, C-IAYT is a Washington State Licensed Massage Therapist, Certified Yoga Therapist (C-IAYT), and International Instructor of McLoughlin Scar Tissue Release® (MSTR®). With more than 30 years of experience in movement education, bodywork, and therapeutic practice, she blends massage therapy, Thai bodywork, Bowen Therapy, Yoga Therapy, and MSTR® to help clients move with greater ease and reconnect with their bodies. Lise has a particular passion for working with scar tissue, nervous system regulation, and restoring functional movement. She teaches MSTR® internationally throughout the United States, Canada, and Iceland, helping therapists expand their skills through practical, evidence-informed education. As a longtime hospice volunteer and practitioner, her work is grounded in compassionate presence, skilled touch, and the Punderstanding that healing is not always about fixing—but about creating space for comfort, connection, and possibility.

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