Community Thai Massage and Partner Yoga
Sunday, April 12th
2pm-3:30pm
$27 or Studio Package
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Join us for a relaxing and interactive Thai Massage Partner Yoga Workshop with Todd McLaughlin, LMT, on Sunday, April 12th, 2026 from 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm at Native Yoga Center.
Thai Yoga Massage is often called “lazy person’s yoga” because the receiver is gently guided through assisted stretches while resting comfortably on the floor. In this workshop, you will learn simple and effective Thai massage techniques that combine mindful touch, gentle pressure, and supported stretching to help release tension and create a deep sense of relaxation.
This class is designed to be fun, accessible, and welcoming to everyone, regardless of experience. Participants will take turns giving and receiving, learning techniques that can be shared with friends, partners, or family members anytime.
You are welcome to come with a partner or come on your own. If you arrive solo, we will happily help pair participants so everyone can enjoy the full experience.
The cost for this special session is $27, and students with class packages or memberships are welcome to use their package to attend.
Come spend a nourishing afternoon learning the art of giving and receiving through mindful touch, supported stretching, and community connection. This is a wonderful opportunity to relax, learn something new, and share a unique yoga experience together.
Todd's bio:
Todd McLaughlin, LMT, has over 25 years of experience practicing and teaching yoga, movement, and bodywork. His approach blends mindful movement with therapeutic touch, helping students cultivate greater awareness, relaxation, and balance in both body and mind.
Todd has spent many years studying and practicing Thai Yoga Massage, including time in Chiang Mai, one of the traditional centers of Thai healing arts. There he trained with master teacher Chongkol Setthakorn at the renowned International Training Massage School.
Through his teaching, Todd shares practical techniques drawn from these traditional methods, emphasizing mindful touch, assisted stretching, and the spirit of giving and receiving that lies at the heart of Thai Yoga Massage. His workshops are known for being welcoming, educational, and deeply relaxing, offering students an opportunity to experience the healing power of connection, movement, and compassionate touch.
Community Thai Massage and Partner Yoga, Sunday, April 12th ~ 2pm-3:30pm
