Massage Therapy ​has been proven to aid in many conditions. We offer a range of treatments to best suit your individual needs.

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Osteopathic Treatment

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Soft Tissue Technique

The practitioner uses soft tissue manipulation in many different ways. In general, they use it to evaluate the condition of tissues and to help the body’s fluids (such as blood and lymphatic fluid) flow smoothly. Keeping fluids flowing smoothly reduces harmful fluid retention and makes the body’s immune system more effective. Fascia is tissue found in all parts of the body. It connects all of the body’s structures at both superficial and deep levels. Practitioners evaluate the fascia to find areas of restriction, and then use soft tissue manipulation to make sure the length and tension of the fascia are properly balanced. Throughout the treatment, manual osteopaths keep checking on the state of the body’s tissues. If one technique isn’t working to correct a restriction, they use another approach instead. Above all, manual osteopaths try to restore health without over-treating.

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Osteoarticular Technique

Manual osteopaths use this technique to reduce muscle spasms near a joint, ease neurological irritations around a joint, make joints more mobile and to reduce pain and discomfort. The articular technique involves gently moving 2 joint surfaces. Before doing this, Manual osteopaths carefully prepare the soft tissues around the treatment area. They also move the patient into a position that will minimize, or eliminate the energy and force needed to perform the manoeuver. Many patients find this technique less forceful than joint manipulations.

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Craniosacral Therapy

This is a very gentle osteopathic technique, and it requires the most experience to use effectively. To learn this technique, Manual osteopaths undergo intensive training. Through this training, their hands become sensitive to the cranial mobility and develop great precision in utilizing cranial techniques. Manual osteopaths use this gentle technique to assess and treat the mobility of the skull and its contents. They may also use it to assess and treat the spine, the sacrum, and other parts of the body. The goal of this technique is to adjust the body’s physiology by restoring balance to the circulation of the blood and other body fluids. Manual osteopaths do this by treating the body’s inherent biorhythm. They are able to feel this rhythm in the patient’s head, spinal cord, sacrum and the rest of the body. Manual osteopaths use the biorhythm to assess the patient’s condition, and they may modify it during treatment.

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Visceral Manipulation

Manual osteopaths use visceral manipulation to treat organs and viscera of the body, including the liver, spleen, kidneys, stomach, pancreas, intestines, bladder, uterus, lungs, and heart. Patients may feel pain in one or more of these organs, or the viscera may be less pliable than it should be. Manual osteopaths gently move the structures themselves and the fascia (connective tissue) that surrounds them to restore full movement.

Most patients treated with visceral manipulation feel only gentle pressure of the Manual osteopath’s hand, but the corrections are powerful enough to improve the mobility of an organ, improve blood flow, and help the organ function more effectively.

The above (and many other) osteopathic manual techniques and approaches are used in a coordinated and rational fashion to slowly adjust the patients anatomy and physiology towards normal, so that the patient’s body can heal itself.

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Acupuncture

Involves the insertion of very thin needles through your skin at strategic points on your body. A key component of traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture is most commonly used to treat different conditions such as muscular skeletal conditions (sciatica, scoliosis, frozen shoulder, tennis elbow, strain/sprain, arthritis), mental and emotional disorders (tiredness, poor memory/concentration, stress, anxiety, insomnia), neurological issues (facial nerve paralysis, Bell's Palsy, neuralgia, stroke recovery), dermatology (acne, shingles, scars, facial rejuvenation, eczema and dermatitis), fertility and infertility (low Libido, hormonal imbalance, PMS, menstrual pain) and other issues as allergies, asthma, constipation, diarrhea, IBS, heartburn, autoimmune diseases etc.

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Cosmetic Acupuncture

It is an alternative to Botox.

This cosmetic treatment is an extension of traditional acupuncture. It’s said to naturally help make the skin look younger, smoother, and all-around healthier. And unlike injection procedures, facial acupuncture addresses not only signs of aging, but also the skin’s overall health.

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Relaxation Massage

Can be helpful for insomnia, anxiety, provides stress relieve and decreases tension in muscles.

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Therapeutic Massage 

Treats different types of conditions such as tension headaches/migraines, sinus congestion, whiplash, torticollis, disc herniation, frozen shoulder, TOS, carpal tunnel, constipation, lower back pain, sciatica, strains and sprains, plantar fasciitis etc 

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Cupping Treatment 

treats adhesions and scar tissue associated with a chronic trauma, also good with hypertension of different muscle groups and sport injuries.  

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Prenatal Massage

is a great treatment for future mommies starting from the first week of pregnancy, right up to your due date. Any symptoms such as lower back pain, sciatica, headaches etc can be treated. Treatment is provided on a special prego pillow

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Massage Therapy 

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30 min - $80

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45 min - $100

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60 min - $120

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75 min - $140

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90 min - $160 

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Massage Therapy with Sasha 

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30 min - $90

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45 min - $110

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60 min - $130

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75 min - $150

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90 min - $170

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Acupuncture

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30 min - $70

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45 min - $90

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60 min - $110

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75 min - $130

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90 min - $150 

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Osteopathy

30 min - $95

60 min - $135

HST already included

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