Spa massage room with a neatly made bed covered in white linens, a rolled white towel on top, a wooden tray with massage oil, cream, and greenery, and a side table with candles, a large vase with dried pampas grass, and potted plants, in a serene and minimalist setting.

Targeted Thai Bodywork for Strength, Recovery & Mobility

Therapeutic Thai Stretch and Deep Tissue Bodywork in Houston’s West University

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A smiling male massage therapist in beige scrubs standing beside a massage table with spa products like aloe vera, lime slices, celery, and a soap dispenser on a round wooden tray. The room has a cozy, serene atmosphere with soft lighting, a towel rolled on the table, and a lit candle in the background.

At TANA Thai Bodywork Studio

Designed for active professionals, athletes, and the LGBTQ+ community

The Difference

Not Just Massage. Intentional Bodywork.

A herbal compress ball surrounded by lemon, ginger, lemongrass, and leaves on a round marble surface with bottles, a lit candle, a bowl of herbs, and a towel in the background.

At TANA Thai Bodywork Studio, sessions are structured around movement, alignment, and muscular release — not routine spa protocols.

Each session integrates:

  • Traditional Thai stretching

  • Deep tissue muscle therapy

  • Assisted mobility work

  • Targeted pressure for chronic tension

This is bodywork designed for results.

Why 90 Minutes?

Why We Recommend 90 Minutes?

The body does not fully release in 60 minutes. True therapeutic change requires time.

90 minutes allows:

  • Full body assessment

  • Gradual deep tissue release

  • Assisted Thai stretching

  • Nervous system reset

Most clients experience significantly better results with 90-minute sessions.

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Who It’s For?

Who We Work With

• Medical professionals

• Gym-goers & CrossFit athletes

• Runners & cyclists

• Desk-bound professionals

• LGBTQ+ clients seeking a safe,

respectful space

• Men who prefer male therapists