Stretchologist

If you are looking to make changes in your life to increase range of motion, decrease pain and overall feel better, call Jaja THE Stretchologist right now! She provides the unique and powerful combination of Thai massage and Myofascial Release therapy to provide you with the most personalized and intuitive session you have ever received. She is able to assess your body and deliver techniques to get you back on track to your healthiest self possible. Don’t wait!

Forget chiropractors, forget orthopedic surgeons or Swedish massage. Combination of Thai massage and myofascial release is the way to go and there is no better person to deliver it to you in the most caring and professional manner than Jaja. Besides the incredible mastery, she has a true gift of healing in her hands and a big heart. Two thumbs up for Sky Thai!

Ja ja (pronounced ya ya) is very talented, dedicated, and intuitive in locating and treating her client’s pain spots and her skills in thai massage and myofascial therapy are simply the best that I have experienced. I am very appreciative of the work she does!

Excellent and Professional massage… Jaja is truly gifted with healing hands…

I would recommend either Marilyn or Jaja to anyone and everyone. They both are exceptional at what they do and very professional. When I get a massage from either of them I may come in with an idea of what I would like them to work on but they always find more, address more and make me feel even better than anticipated. Their knowledge of how to work with every ailment astounds me. Overall, they are just great people to be around.

As many massages as I have had over the years, Thai massage was new to me. I had done some research and was interested to see what it might to to help my various tension issues. I found Jaja (pronounced «Yaya») through her web site and checked out Sky Thai.
Thai massage is not like a regular massage (if you’re used to Swedish, deep tissue or whatever). You stay clothed and the therapist manipulates your limbs and muscles with pressure. It’s sort of like a combination of yoga (stretching, postures) and massage (muscle and pressure), with someone else doing all the work! (It’s actually called Lazy Man’s Yoga, I have read.)
Anyway, Jaja initially asked me about pain issues, then analyzed my posture to see what areas looked problematic. The massage is done on a futon rather than a table as you may be used to, and the therapist uses her hands, elbows, knees, even feet to help stretch, push, press and pull your limbs and musculature.
Needless to say, if you’ve got a problem with people being all up in your business, this is not the massage for you, as it is not as «removed» as Swedish or more typical massage techniques. But the benefit is obvious. Jaja also gave me some stretches to do at home to help difficult areas.
Overall, I liked Jaja and would recommend this style. If you are seeking a deeper or different massage, try Thai!