Thai Yoga Massage Workshop 🌿 With Bojan Babic

There's a kind of listening that doesn't come through the ears. It lives in the hands, in the breath, in the quiet space between two bodies. This winter weekend, we'll spend two days finding our way back to it.

We'll work with Thai Yoga Massage slowly and thoroughly — pressure without force, touch that isn't rushing anywhere, contact that doesn't ask anything of the person receiving it. Come as you are, whatever season your own body is in right now.

Winter has a way of asking us to turn inward, and this weekend leans into that instead of fighting it. Across the two days, we'll work hands-on with the fascia that holds our shape and carries our history, and with the craniosacral rhythm that hums along under everything we do, mostly unnoticed. You'll learn to actually feel where the body is holding on and where it's ready to soften, and you'll practice offering a kind of touch tender enough that it starts to feel like a real conversation — not just technique applied, but attention given.

This weekend is open to anybody, wherever you're starting from. If you already have some experience with Thai Yoga Massage and want to go deeper — into fascia, into craniosacral listening, into slowing down enough to actually feel what you're working with — there's real depth here for you. And if you're new to this work entirely, that's just as welcome. You don't need prior experience to begin. Yoga teachers are especially invited too: this is a chance to build hands-on skills that carry directly into your teaching, learning to soothe the nervous system and to bring a more attuned, hands-on quality to the adjustments you offer your own students.

You'll leave with real skill you can use again and again. But mostly, we hope you leave having remembered what it feels like to really be met.

The workshop is taught in English, but you don't need fluency to get everything out of it. So much of this work happens through demonstration and touch rather than words, so language is never really the barrier people expect it to be.

Bojan Babic is a passionate bodyworker, movement facilitator, and lifelong student of healing arts. With almost two decades of experience in Thai Yoga Massage, Bojan weaves together presence, playfulness, and deep sensitivity in his teaching. Drawing from his background in yoga, dance and chi gong, he creates a safe, grounded space where participants can learn with ease and joy, while exploring the profound depth of conscious touch. His workshops are known for their warmth, insight, and transformative impact.