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Welcome to Our Clinic ....
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| Massage Therapy is one of 23 regulated health
profession in Ontario under the Regulated Health Professions
Act (RHPA). In order for a therapist to be registered
under this act, they must attend and successfully completed 2200
hours of anatomy, physiology, pathology and hands on
treatments at a recognized school of massage therapy.
Then pass provincial examinations.
Massage Therapists treat conditions of the soft
tissues of the body such as muscles, tendons,
ligaments, and bursa. Through these, massage therapy
has a profound effect on the circulatory, nervous, digestive
and endocrine systems.
Massage therapy is a safe and natural choice in the treatment
and prevention of both acute and chronic
conditions. It was once believed that massage therapy
was only for the rich and used as a luxury. Now, it's
a fact, that massage is a vital component in rehabilitation
and prevention of injuries, chronic pain and general stress.
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Benefits of Massage Therapy:
 | Tension, Migraine, Sinus Headaches |
| Tempora Mandible Joint Syndrome |
| Neck Pain & Whiplash |
| Shoulder Pain, Rotator Cuff Tears |
| Scoliosis |
| Tendenitis |
| Carpal Tunnel |
| Lower Back Pain, Degenitive Disc Syndrome |
| Arthritis |
| Sacitica |
| Bursitis, Patellar Femoral Syndrome |
| Chrondro-Malacia, Shin Splints, Poor Circulation |
| Ankle Sprains, Edema, Heel Pain, Plantar Facitis |
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Our Therapists:
Dean, Wendy and Kristen,
Registered Massage Therapists, have a full understanding of many
conditions and pathology (disease process). They are happy
to answer any questions you may have regarding massage therapy
and your condition.
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For an appointment call:
(519) 631- 2829
Monday to Saturday
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Other Links:
Canadian
Massage Therapist Association
Ontario Massage Therapist
Association
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