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Registered Massage Therapy

A Happier, Healthier You

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Our Services

Swedish/Deep Tissue

Your massage is fully customizable. Whether you want a nice relaxing massage or a deep tissue one to work out all those knots, just let your therapist know!

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Don't forget to mention any current or previous injuries so we can take care of those too.

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Prenatal

This is for all our Mom's to be!

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Depending on how far along you are in your pregnancy, the RMT may treat you on your side, with lots of extra pillows of course!

Your comfort is our priority!
 

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Ashiatsu

Ashiatsu is a type of barefoot massage where the RMT uses their feet to provide deep compression and gliding strokes.  The main benefit is that it allows the therapist to apply a deeper pressure than using their hands, without the feel of pokey elbows and thumbs!

Lymphatic drainage

Lymphatic Drainage Massage is a gentle, rhythmic technique designed to stimulate the flow of lymph — the fluid that helps remove waste, toxins, and excess fluid from your body. Beneficial for:​

✨Reducing swelling/puffiness  and fluid retention
✨ Boost the immune system
✨ Support post-surgical recovery
✨ Improve circulation and detoxification

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Chi Nei Tsang/ Abdominal Detoxification

Chi Nei Tsang is an ancient healing modality that focuses on organ (abdominal) detoxification. 

 

This is helpful for eliminating toxins from the body, as well as releasing fascial restrictions in the superficial and deep layers of the abdomen.  It can also help release physical and emotional blockages while bringing a deeper sense of relaxation and vitality to the belly.

TMJ Massage

This is for all the jaw clenchers and teeth grinders!

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Your therapist will focus on treating all the muscles in and around your neck and jaw. Intra oral treatment (treatment inside the mouth) is also highly effective at treating TMJ issues, but if you prefer to leave this out, just let your practitioner know!

How Can Massage Therapy Help?

Massage therapy is useful in treating a variety of conditions, including treating and alleviating pain. Not just your low back, but all over!

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It can also help maintain and improve range of motion (ROM).Think of conditions like frozen shoulder or whiplash where ROM is decreased. But even more than that, as we age we tend to move less and therefore become more stiff. This can also lead to a loss in ROM. Try turning your head now. Is it equal on both sides or can one side go further than the other? What about your shoulders? Can you reach behind your back and touch the middle of your spine? If not, you may want to consider adding massage therapy to your wellness plan!

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​And Yes! Its covered by your extended health care insurance.

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