Berwick, Beaconsfield and Harkaway
Thai massage in Berwick, arranged through a short enquiry.
Tell us the style, length and time of day you would like. We pass your enquiry to an independent local therapist, who confirms the details, the price and whether the massage suits you before anything is booked.
Professional, non-sexual massage only. Sending an enquiry does not book an appointment.
Massage styles
Four ways to ask for a Thai massage
Each page explains what usually happens during the massage, what to wear and what to tell the therapist. Style names vary between therapists, so describe what you want in your own words as well.
Traditional Thai massage
Done fully clothed on a mat or table, using palm and thumb pressure with assisted stretches.
Read about traditional ThaiThai oil massage
Longer flowing strokes with a massage oil, usually gentler than a dry traditional session.
Read about oil massageBack, neck and shoulders
A shorter session aimed at the upper body, often asked for by people who sit at a desk all day.
Read about upper body massageCouples Thai massage
Two people at the same time, which needs two therapists and a room set up for two.
Read about couples massageChoose your massage
Put together a short note for the therapist
Pick the options that fit. The note is written on your device and nothing is sent until you paste it into the enquiry form yourself.
If you are unsure about any option, leave it as not sure. The therapist can talk it through with you.
How it works
What happens after you send an enquiry
- 1
You describe the massage
Style, length, pressure, a preferred day and your suburb. Add anything that may affect the massage, such as a sore knee or a recent operation.
- 2
A local therapist is contacted
Yes Right Pty Ltd reviews the request and passes it to an independent therapist who works in the area, if one is available for what you asked.
- 3
The therapist confirms with you
They confirm the style, time, price and location, and whether the massage suits your health. You decide whether to go ahead.
Before your massage
Tell the therapist what they need to know
Many people book a Thai massage to relax or to loosen muscles that feel tight from work, sport or driving. A good therapist asks about your health first and changes the pressure or the stretches to suit you.
If you are unsure whether massage is a good idea for you right now, check with your GP before booking.
- Pregnancy, including early pregnancy
- A recent injury, fracture or surgery
- A blood clotting condition, or blood thinning medication
- A heart condition or high blood pressure
- Skin conditions, rashes or broken skin
- Any regular medication, and allergies to oils
Local enquiries
For Berwick and the suburbs around it
Enquiries are welcome from Berwick, Beaconsfield, Harkaway and the edge of Clyde North, across the City of Casey. Where the massage happens, whether at a therapist's own premises or as a mobile visit, depends on the therapist who takes the enquiry. Ask about it when they contact you.
Common questions
- Is Berwick Thai Massage a massage shop?
No. It is an enquiry service operated by Yes Right Pty Ltd. We pass your request to an independent therapist who works in the Berwick area. We do not have premises, staff or set prices of our own.
- Does sending an enquiry book an appointment?
No. Submitting the form only starts the conversation. The therapist contacts you to confirm the style, time, place and price, and whether the massage suits you. You decide whether to go ahead.
- What kind of massage is this?
Strictly professional, non-sexual relaxation and therapeutic massage. Requests for anything else are not passed on to a therapist.
- How much does a Thai massage cost?
The therapist sets the price, and it usually depends on the length, the style and whether it is a mobile visit. We do not list prices on this site. Ask the therapist for the full price before you agree to a booking.
- Can I claim a health fund rebate?
It depends on your fund, your level of cover and the therapist's qualifications and association membership. Ask the therapist whether your fund recognises them, then check with your fund. Do not assume a rebate will apply.
- Is Thai massage safe if I am pregnant or injured?
It may not be, or it may need changes. Tell the therapist before booking about pregnancy, recent injury or surgery, clotting conditions, heart conditions, skin conditions and any medication. If you are unsure, ask your GP first.
Ready to ask about a Thai massage?
Send the style, length and time you would like. A therapist confirms price and availability before any booking is made.
Send an enquiry