Therapeutic Massage
The intent of a therapeutic massage is to facilitate the body in restoring function and movement while aiming to reduce pain, tension and discomfort. While therapeutic massage can help with many musculoskeletal conditions, both acute and chronic, it also has other clinical benefits. With the goal of reducing sympathetic nervous system activity, massage can also aid clients who are experiencing anxiety and depression by addressing habitual patterns and paying attention to the ways or bodies carry and hold on to stress.
The intent of a therapeutic massage is to facilitate the body in restoring function and movement while aiming to reduce pain, tension and discomfort. While therapeutic massage can help with many musculoskeletal conditions, both acute and chronic, it also has other clinical benefits. With the goal of reducing sympathetic nervous system activity, massage can also aid clients who are experiencing anxiety and depression by addressing habitual patterns and paying attention to the ways or bodies carry and hold on to stress.
Cranial Sacral Therapy
A gentle light-touch therapy which uses the cranial sacral system to address different points of stress, injury or strain in the body. It helps to support and nourish the nervous system which in turn aids the body in creating positive and profound change. Ideal for people who have suffered from trauma, head injuries, spinal injuries, TMJ issues, neck pain, headaches, migraines and much more.
A gentle light-touch therapy which uses the cranial sacral system to address different points of stress, injury or strain in the body. It helps to support and nourish the nervous system which in turn aids the body in creating positive and profound change. Ideal for people who have suffered from trauma, head injuries, spinal injuries, TMJ issues, neck pain, headaches, migraines and much more.
Cupping Therapy
Cupping has its roots in Chinese medicine where practitioners use small glass, plastic or silicone cups to create suction on the body. The suction allows the cups to pick up tissue, break up fascial restriction and other adhesions, as well as allow for greater fluid movement and circulation. Ideal for people who are searching for a deeper treatment or who present with restricted fascia.
Cupping has its roots in Chinese medicine where practitioners use small glass, plastic or silicone cups to create suction on the body. The suction allows the cups to pick up tissue, break up fascial restriction and other adhesions, as well as allow for greater fluid movement and circulation. Ideal for people who are searching for a deeper treatment or who present with restricted fascia.
Rates:
60 minutes - $80
90 minutes - $110
45 minutes - $60
30 minutes - $45
*Direct billing available through Blue Cross. Credit, cash and cheque accepted
60 minutes - $80
90 minutes - $110
45 minutes - $60
30 minutes - $45
*Direct billing available through Blue Cross. Credit, cash and cheque accepted