Complete sequence of Thai Massage with a duration of one hour and a half.
You will receive a complete manual with photos and detailed descriptions of the sequence as well as theory, philosophy and history.
During the 5 days of Yoga and Thai Massage Retreat, students participate in therapeutic yoga classes, focused in developing internal sensitivity with conscious breathing and body alignments necessary to give a Thai Massage. They will also participate in daily pranayama (breath work), Meditation and Yoga Philosophy in order to cultivate internal awareness and becoming channels of divine love and healing.
We invite you to stay in our Yoga Ashram during the program to receive the full experience of a Thai Yoga Massage training in the environment of an Ashram Yoga Retreat!
7 a.m. Meditation, pranayama, kirtan ashram program, and yoga philosophy
8:30 a.m. Breakfast
9:30 – 10:30 a.m. Thai Massage Philosophy and Theory Workshop Begins
10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Thai Massage Practice.
1:30 – 3:00 p.m. Lunch and break
3:00 – 3:30 p.m. Group dynamics and theory
3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Thai Massage Practice.
5:30 p.m. Integration
6 – 7 p.m. Yoga Class.
7 p.m. Dinner
The housing is included in the price of the residential course. Our Ashram has ecological and comfortable shared rooms available.
Good for the mind and body. Farm to table.
Early Bird: $693 USD
(Register at least 2 months before the training)
Includes:
Early Bird: $650 USD
Available up to 2 months before the course begins.
Deposit to reserve your space: $150 USD
The remaining balance may be paid in installments depending on the date of registration.
Accommodation
Included in the tuition:
Private room option:
+$15 USD per day
Shyam Vallabhi is an international yoga teacher, Ayurvedic therapist, and Thai Yoga Massage therapist who has dedicated more than two decades to living and sharing the path of yoga and traditional healing arts.
Her work integrates yoga, Ayurveda, Thai Yoga Massage, and a therapeutic approach, guiding students to reconnect with their bodies, balance their energy, and integrate practice into daily life.
She travels to India each year to continue her studies and to guide students through a direct experience of the living tradition. Her background in anthropology, along with her work with organizations focused on environmental and human rights initiatives, brings a grounded, conscious, and deeply holistic perspective to her teaching.
She has been studying Thai Yoga Massage since 2008 in Thailand, Laos, Bali, and the United States, integrating various traditional lineages and approaches of this sacred bodywork practice. For more than 13 years, she has trained Thai Yoga Massage therapists through international trainings, retreats, and therapeutic immersion programs.
Shyam Vallabhi has been invited to teach at international festivals including Bali Spirit Festival, Cali Yoga Fest, Ecuador Yoga Festival, and Peru Yoga Festival.
As the founder of Yogendra Ashram in Cali, Colombia, and the Dhanvantari Ayurveda and Panchakarma Center in Peru, she guides international yoga teacher trainings, therapeutic programs, retreats, and healing immersions focused on integral transformation.
Through her teaching, she offers not only knowledge, but also a space for healing, integration, self-discovery, and a deeper connection to spiritual practice and conscious living.
Chaitanya Nitai Das is an international yoga teacher with over 35 years of dedicated practice and teaching, rooted in the traditional path of Bhakti Yoga.
His teachings offer a steady and authentic foundation in the deeper dimensions of yoga, including daily devotional practices, mantra, and the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita. Known for his clarity, humility, and consistency, he guides students beyond technique and into a lived experience of discipline, devotion, and inner connection.
Chaitanya has studied extensively in India and has taught throughout South America, the United States, and internationally. He is also among the first South Americans to be certified in Vedic Astrology (Jyotish) in India, bringing an additional layer of insight into the yogic path and life purpose.
Within the training, he anchors the space through morning practices, philosophy classes, and satsang, offering students a direct connection to the roots of the tradition and the depth of the bhakti path.
Together, Shyam and Chaitanya bring a unique integration of healing and tradition—uniting Ayurveda, therapeutic practice, and embodied transformation with the timeless wisdom of Bhakti Yoga.
Their shared intention is to offer not only a training, but a living experience of yoga—where knowledge becomes practice, and practice becomes a way of life.