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850 7th Ave Ste 506, Manhattan, NY, 10019
b/t 55th St & 54th St
Midtown West
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400 ft7th Avenue (B,D,E)
680 ft57th Street-7th Avenue (N,Q,R)
0.2 mi50th Street (1)
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Specialties
Thai massage, Swedish massage, deep tissue and combination massage.
History
Established in 2011.
As a massage therapist spa licensed in the State of New York.
Ning graduated in 2008 from the Swedish Institute where she was trained in several massage modalities.
Her experience in private practice include both elite fitness clubs and five-star hotels. Most recently, Ning was the co-owner of Dusnee Thai Spa in Manhattan from 2008 – 2010.
Meet the Business Owner
Ning S.
Business Owner
Ning is a New York State Certified Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT).
Ning has more than 10 years of experience as a professional massage therapist. Born and raised in Thailand, Ning was certified in Thailand as a specialist in Thai massage therapy. Ning studied Thai massage at Wat Po Traditional School, a massage school located inside one of the most famous Buddhist temples in Bangkok. She expanded her repertoire by studying Western, Chinese and Japanese techniques at The Swedish Institute College of Health Sciences in New York, graduating in 2008 with an Associate Degree in Occupational Studies.
Meet the Business Owner
Pavirin S.
Business Owner
New York State Certified Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT)
Pavirin (known to her friends and clients as «Ning») has more than ten years of experience as a professional massage therapist. She was certified in Thailand as a specialist in Thai massage therapy, has received a license to practice massage therapy from the State of New York and is a member of the American Massage Therapy Association, a professional association endorsing professional standards in the massage industry.
Ning then practiced as a Wat Po-certified therapist in Los Angeles at a spa/chiropractor’s office, where she also began to learn more about Western massage theory. With her roots in the Thai tradition, Ning expanded her repertoire by studying Western, Chinese and Japanese techniques at The Swedish Institute College of Health Sciences in New York, graduating in 2008 with an Associate in Occupational Studies degree.
