Yanisa Kraiyawong is a massage therapist based in Sans Souci, NSW. You can find her at 508 Rocky Point Road, Sans Souci NSW 2219. Yanisa offers hands-on massage that aims to help people feel more comfortable in their bodies, whether you’re carrying tension from a busy week or dealing with tight muscles after sport.
Her work includes relaxation massage, deep tissue massage, sports massage, and Swedish massage. Each type feels a bit different. Relaxation massage is a go-to when you want something gentle and calming. Swedish massage is often a nice in-between option, with movements that can help loosen up stiff areas and improve how your muscles feel.
Deep tissue massage is there for the tougher knots and stubborn tightness. It can be helpful when you’ve been sitting, standing, or working in the same position for a long time. At times, the pressure may feel more intense than people expect, but it’s usually done with your comfort in mind.
Sports massage is designed for people who move a lot. That might mean training for a game, recovering after a session, or just trying to keep your body feeling ready for daily life. Over time, this kind of massage can support muscle recovery and help with everyday soreness, especially if you’ve been using the same muscle groups again and again.
Yanisa also understands that everyone’s body is different. Some days you might want light, soothing work. Other days you may prefer more direct pressure where you feel the problem. In many cases, the session can be focused on the areas that need attention most, while still keeping things relaxed and steady.
There’s a simple, practical feel to her sessions. It’s not about rushing or making things complicated. It’s about helping your muscles feel less tight, helping you unwind, and giving you time to reset. If you’re not sure which massage style suits you best, you can talk it through beforehand and choose what feels right on the day.
Yanisa keeps her approach grounded and easy to work with. She looks after clients who want relief from stress in their shoulders and back, who feel tight through the legs and hips, or who just want their body to feel better after being active. While massage can’t fix everything, it can make day-to-day life feel more comfortable.
Clinically focused research and formal trial work aren’t part of her practice. Her main focus is the massage itself, delivered in a calm way that supports comfort, recovery, and relaxation.