Thai massage enquiries for Narre Warren, Fountain Gate and Hallam.

Narre Warren, Fountain Gate, Hallam and City of Casey

Thai massage enquiries for Narre Warren

Tell us the style, session length and times that suit you. A therapist in the area picks it up and settles the details and fee with you first.

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Timing

After work or on the weekend

Therapist hours vary, so the most useful thing you can put in an enquiry is a few time windows rather than one fixed time. A therapist can then offer the closest fit.

Allow for travel and a few minutes before the massage to talk through any health questions. A 60 minute massage takes more than an hour of your day.

  1. Give two or three windowsFor example: Tuesday or Thursday after 6pm, or Saturday before 11am.
  2. Say how flexible you areMention whether the week of your enquiry matters or whether the following week also works.
  3. Name the length and styleFor example: a 90 minute traditional massage, or a 30 minute head and shoulder session.

How it works

From enquiry to confirmed booking

  1. You send an enquiry

    Style, length, suburb, preferred times and anything the therapist should know about your health.

  2. We pass it on

    Yes Right Pty Ltd sends your enquiry to an independent local therapist.

  3. The therapist confirms

    They contact you about the style, location, time, price and suitability. You decide whether to book.

Local area

Narre Warren and nearby Casey suburbs

Enquiries are welcome from Narre Warren, Narre Warren South, Narre Warren North, Fountain Gate, Hallam, Hampton Park and the rest of the City of Casey. Narre Warren station on the Pakenham line and Westfield Fountain Gate are both close by, and the Monash Freeway and Princes Highway link the area to the city.

Seeing your suburb here is an invitation to ask. Availability on the day depends on the therapist.

Before you book

Pregnancy, recent injuries and ongoing health conditions all change what a therapist can do, so mention them in your enquiry. The questions page lists what to raise. People commonly book Thai massage to relax and to ease everyday muscle tightness. It is not a substitute for medical care.

Common questions

Is this a massage shop?

No. This is an enquiry service run by Yes Right Pty Ltd. We hand your request to a local therapist in private practice, and they get back to you about the style, place, time and fee. We have no premises and no staff therapists.

Does sending an enquiry book a massage?

No. Submitting the form sends your request to a therapist. Nothing is booked until the therapist has confirmed the details with you and you have agreed to go ahead.

Is the massage professional and non-sexual?

Yes. All massage arranged through this site is professional, non-sexual relaxation massage. Enquiries asking for anything else are not passed on.

How much does a Thai massage cost?

The therapist sets the price and tells you before you book. It usually depends on the style and the session length. We do not publish prices because we do not provide the massage.

What health details should I mention?

Anything that affects how your body can be handled: pregnancy, injuries, operations, medical conditions and medicines. The Thai massage questions page has the complete list. If you have doubts, talk to your GP.

Can I claim a health fund rebate?

Possibly. It turns on the therapist's training and professional membership and on your own extras policy. Check with both before booking. No rebate is promised.

More questions about pressure, clothing, pregnancy and older clients

Tell us what you would like

Style, length, suburb and a few times that suit you.

Send an enquiry

Submitting an enquiry does not book a massage.