CE Credits: 7 Hours
NCBTMB Approved Provider #451012-09
Cost: $239 ($284 if registering within 7 days of class)

Pha Khaw Ma is a type of cloth or sarong that is used widely throughout Thailand for many purposes, as a towel, scarf, cloth, baby sling, and more. It has also been used in Thai Massage as a tool for assisted stretching and compression. Recently, Pha Khaw Ma massage has seen a major resurgence in Thailand and globally. It is a wonderful tool to add to any massage as it produces therapeutic benefits for the client without requiring much effort from the practitioner. Learn how to save your body and wow your clients by adding this unique technique to your sessions.

Please Bring: One set of massage sheets, a small amount of cream or oil, and 1 hand towel. 

A lunch break will be taken midday; you may bring your lunch, or eat at one of the many restaurants located nearby.

Call Teresa Greene at 615-370-9794 if you have any questions.

Sarah Brant’s call to massage therapy began early in life. Dealing with crippling headaches for years, the only relief she found was in massage. She believed so strongly in this way of healing and sought to help others who were experiencing similar issues. Sarah has been practicing bodywork since graduating from Southeastern Institute in Charlotte, NC in 2013. She went on to work for Eden Therapy and Massage before opening her own practice, Turning Pointe Massage, in 2016.

Sarah is a retired classically trained ballerina and Black Belt in Tang Soo Do, now combining her passions into educating others on the importance of self-care, body movement, and stretching! She was recommended by a teacher to take a Thai Massage CE class and from her first class with Living Sabai in June of 2019, she knew that she was meant for Thai Massage!  She immediately began taking all of Living Sabai’s courses, falling in love with being a TA, and finally traveling to Chiang Mai, Thailand in January 2023 for the study abroad trip. There she studied at ITM and OmSala. Her favorite part of teaching is watching students fall in love with Thai massage and find a revitalization for their practices.

In her spare time, Sarah enjoys camping with her husband, son, and Australian Shepherd. As a family they love to travel, mountain bike, and listen to live music.