OSTEOTHAI for the LOWER BACK CONDITION

OSTEOTHAI FOR THE LOWER BACK CONDITION
Restoring rhytym and mobility
with Bojan Babić

📅 September 22nd-27th
📍 Jaworowy Dom (South-West Poland)

WHAT IS OSTEOTHAI?

Osteothai is the integration of osteopathic principles and techniques into Thai massage, a bridge between East and West. It’s a form of bodywork that combines extraordinary creative and powerful Thai massage techniques with the precise and gentle touch of Osteopathy.

Osteothai is practiced on the floor; the patient wears light comfortable clothing. The therapist uses not only their hands but also their feet, knees and elbows. This makes for a rich and colourful approach.

Osteothai combines:

✅ Traditional Thai massage’s varied and powerful stretches, using long leverage techniques across myofascial chains (inspired by yoga postures); and its acupressure work on energy lines and the creativity of dynamic movements of traditional Thai massage.

✅ Osteopathy’s release of tissue tension and work on restriction of mobility.

Osteothai was created 20+ years ago by David Lutt and Arno L’hermitte, two French osteopaths in love with Thai massage. Each of them has then developed the concept according to their views and inspirations, allowing Osteothai to be a living and constant evolution.

ABOUT THIS MODULE

Nearly 60% of clients come with lower-back-related issues. The lumbar area — part of the Central Channel — is a crossroads where musculoskeletal, visceral, nervous, fascial and energetic systems meet. When these systems lose coordination, pain and limited movement often follow.

This advanced Osteothai course focuses on restoring vertebral mobility, vitality, and ease of movement using a blend of dynamic and static techniques derived from Thai Massage & Osteopathy, as well as elements of craniosacral work to release the dura mater.

What we will cover in these 5 days:

✔ Osteothai routine for chronic lower back pain
✔ Bony structures: sacroiliac joint & lumbar spine
✔ Craniosacral system & core link
✔ Hara (visceral) work
✔ Acute vs. chronic pain — mechanisms & differentiation

What you will learn and develop:

• Multiple ways of touching and assessing tissues
• Understanding of acute vs. chronic pain mechanisms
• Precise techniques to support clients with lumbar pain
• Clarity & confidence when working with lower-back issues
• New tools to integrate into your current practice

WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?

This is an advanced course.
✓ Previous experience in Thai Massage is required
✓ Practice on the floor (e.g., shiatsu, yumeiho) is also accepted

CERTIFICATION & ACCREDITATION

This workshop is part of the Thai in Flow – School of Thai & Osteothai Bodywork curriculum and is accredited & certified by Lulyani – School of Thai Massage & Osteothai.

PRACTICAL INFO

• Language: English (translated into Polish)
• Group size: limited (early booking recommended)

INVESTMENT

COURSE FEE
👉 550 € – super early bird (until end of March)
👉 590 € – early bird (until end of June)
👉 650 € – full price

This fee includes:
• daily classes (Osteothai, meditation, movement)
• course materials (manual and videos)
• certificate of attendance

ACCOMMODATION AND FULL BOARD
👉 1375 PLN (payable at the venue)

Includes three yummy and abundant meals a day.
All meals will be vegan, with vegetarian options aside for those who want eggs, cheese or honey.
The rooms are clean and comfortable. Most of them have en suite bathrooms.

THE VENUE

Jaworowy Dom (“Sycamore House”) lies in the picturesque and protected Barycz Valley Landscape Park, in the South West of Poland. It is surrounded by pine tree forest.

In the vicinity (about a 10-minute ride) there are nature reserves where you can walk in nature or rent a kayak.

Accommodation at Jaworowy Dom is clean and comfortable.

The course takes places in a beautiful and spacious yurt.

There are plenty of common areas that can be used in the free time, and also a sauna right in the forest that can be used for a small fee.

More about the venue:

🔗 www.jaworowydom.pl

HOW TO GET THERE

The closest international airport is Wrocław (Breslau).

The closest train station is Milicz (easy to reach from Wrocław / Breslau and Poznań / Posen).

If you are coming from abroad and need help to plan your trip, please let us know in advance. We will be happy to help.

INFORMATION AND RESERVATION

Alfonso Cazenave
contact@karunabodywork.eu
tel. +48 505 805 574 (SMS / WhatsApp)

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