Billy Jernigan LMT
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Thai Massage Ninja. NCTMB Approved Provider. Workshop Host
09/24/2026
There’s a lot of Thai Massage education right now built around big, impressive-looking moves on extremely flexible bodies.
That’s not what I teach.
Why spend your CE hours learning a technique that 90% of your actual clients can’t comfortably get into or simply don’t need?
I teach real Thai Massage for real people. Different bodies. Different ages. Different mobility levels. Actual treatment rooms.
Fundamentals of Therapeutic Thai Massage
November 14–15, 2026
Advanced Massage Therapeutics Louisville,KY
16 CE Hours
Mat-Based
Thai Techniques for the Table Therapist
January 24, 2027
Sumana
8 CE Hours
My goal isn’t to teach you the flashiest move for Instagram or competition. It’s to give you therapeutic techniques you can confidently pull out on Monday morning and actually use.
$100 secures your spot, or pay in full. I want quality continuing education to be accessible.
Come learn the stuff that works.
Wat Pho in Bangkok may be best known as the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, but it has also been an important center for preserving and teaching traditional Thai medicine for generations. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Tucked into the temple grounds are the Reusi Dat Ton statues — hermits demonstrating traditional self-stretching, movement, breathing, and self-care practices. Under King Rama III, 80 different postures were represented as part of Wat Pho’s effort to preserve Thai healing knowledge for future generations. 60 are left, and we have photos of 58 of them.
Basically, they were teaching bodywork through statues long before Instagram reels were a thing.
One of my favorite corners of Wat Pho.
09/01/2026
Introducing Mindful Massage Meetups — a new monthly space for bodyworkers to connect, trade, learn, and build community.
Held the LAST Monday of every month from 5:30–8:30 PM at Sumana .
The evening will include open bodywork trades, an anatomy + discussion room, lounge space, snacks and refreshments, and plenty of opportunity to talk shop, sharpen your skills, network, and connect with other bodyworkers.
Trading bodywork is completely optional. There are no assigned partners, required modalities, or expectation that you give or receive a certain amount of time. Find someone you’d like to work with, communicate what you’re comfortable practicing or receiving, and make your own trade. Come ready to learn from each other—not to provide a perfect treatment.
This concept takes some influence from the community we’ve built through Kentucky Fried Thai Massage, but Mindful Massage Meetups are for all bodyworkers and all modalities. Bring what you know, share what you’re working on, and be open to something new.
$25 per person helps keep the meetup sustainable and allows us to provide the space, snacks, refreshments, supplies, and overall experience.
No pressure to perform. Just bodywork, conversation, learning, and community.
Last Monday of the month | 5:30–8:30 PM
08/10/2026
A few years ago, this was just a pipe dream.
Saturday, I stood in front of another full room of therapists sharing a style of bodywork that completely changed my career.
That isn’t something I take for granted.
Every class adds another group of therapists carrying these techniques into their own practices, and together we are building something special in Kentucky.
Special thanks to our teaching assistants Amanda Vowels and Britt Wilkerson - the weekend wasn’t possible without your help.
More from the weekend coming in the next reel.
One of my favorite meals from our time in Thailand was at The Terracotta Garden in Lamphun. Tucked away among lush gardens, handcrafted terracotta artwork, and countless Reusi Dat Ton statues, it felt like a place where Thai culture, art, and food all came together.
The food was absolutely incredible, the mocktails were just as memorable, and every corner of the garden had something beautiful to discover. As someone who loves the history and traditions behind Thai massage, seeing so many Reusi Dat Ton figures made the experience even more special.
A huge thank you to Alex and Jim for introducing us to this hidden gem. It’s the kind of place we never would have found on our own, and it’s now one of my favorite memories from the trip.
If you ever find yourself near Lamphun, Thailand, this is a stop that’s well worth making.
08/05/2026
20 manuals, 2 languages, and a SOLD OUT class this Saturday at Advanced Massage Therapeutics. My heart is full. A little over a year ago I decided to turn down my dream job offer and bet on myself. I think it has worked out.
Excited for all of the old and new faces and super GRATEFUL to be able to share what I love with fellow therapists.
Thai Techniques for the Table Therapist is all about bringing the movement, body mechanics, and flow of traditional Thai massage onto the massage table in a way that’s practical, effective, and easy on your body. It’s hands-on, interactive, and every student gives and receives throughout the day.
I’m teaching this class again Saturday, August 8 in Louisville at Advanced Massage Therapeutics, and I’d love to have you join us. We already have 14 therapists registered, so there are only a few spots left.
If you’ve been wanting to add something different to your sessions while saving your hands and body, this is a great place to start.
Registration is available through the link in my bio, or send me a DM if you have any questions. Hope to see a few more of you there!
07/28/2026
Spent Sunday with this awesome group diving into Thai Techniques for the Table Therapist.
Thank you all for showing up with curiosity, great questions, and the kind of attention that makes teaching so rewarding. Every group brings something different to the room, and this one was no exception.
I’ll be back at Advanced Massage Therapeutics on Saturday, August 8th teaching this class again for the public. Please reach out if you are interested in joining us.
07/13/2026
I’m excited to announce that I’ll be teaching The Art of Thai Foot Massage at the inaugural Kentucky Massage Festival!
This is a 4-hour NCBTMB-approved CE course where we’ll explore traditional Thai foot massage techniques, including the cultural foot cleansing ritual, Thai reflexology, and how to use the traditional Thai wooden foot stick to work the 23 reflex points. You’ll leave with a complete treatment you can start using right away.
Whether you’re looking to expand your skills or add something unique to your practice, this class is a fun and practical introduction to one of my favorite areas of Thai bodywork.
See you at the Kentucky Massage Festival! 🦶🏼🇹🇭
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