MASSAGE THERAPY SERVICES

MASSAGE THERAPY SERVICES

Massage Therapy In North Edmonton

Our Registered Massage Therapists are trained in the body’s soft tissues, fascia, and joints. They perform various types of massage techniques and other related soft tissue treatments to relieve pain and symptoms of stress. Massage Therapy also helps to develop, maintain, rehabilitate, and increase physical function. Our therapists are trained in both relaxation techniques and deep tissue release techniques. Massage therapists may also use other techniques to compliment your treatment including hot stones, massage tools, cupping, aromatherapy, acupressure, and reflexology.

What Types Of Massages Do Your Therapists Offer?

We offer plenty of types! Including, Therapeutic Deep Tissue Massage, Relaxation Swedish Massage, Hot Stone Massage, Prenatal Massage, Myofascial Cupping Massage and Laryngeal Myofascial Release.

Will My Extended Health Care Plan Cover The Costs Of Massage Therapy?

Because massage therapy is a recognized health care treatment, most extended plans cover massage therapy and many offer direct billing. It’s best to check with your insurance provider before your appointment to see how much is covered and whether you require a doctor’s note in advance for reimbursement purposes.

How Do I Book Massage Therapy Services With You?

You can either book online through our website or you can give us a call at 780-757-9001

How Often Should I Get A Massage?

Depending on your preventative and maintenance needs, one massage per month is the recommended frequency. If your specific condition or needs demand it, your RMT will create a customized treatment plan which may involve more or less frequent massages.

Will The Massage Hurt?

This really depends on the type of massage. A light, relaxing massage that does not probe very deep into the muscles, should not hurt. With that being said, there is a ‘feels good’ hurt and an ‘ouch, stop it’ hurt. A good massage, even a really deep tissue massage, should always stay in the ‘feels good’ hurt range. Pain can be an indication that the muscle is possibly injured or inflamed and pressure should be adjusted. Also, pain can cause you to tighten up and negate the relaxing effects of the massage.

When Should I Not Get A Massage?

There are a few conditions which would prevent you from enjoying a massage. You should not book a massage if you have a fever, cold/flu, or contagious skin infection.

How WIll I Feel After My Massage Treatment?

Most people feel very relaxed. Some experience a significant decrease or freedom from long-term aches and pains. Many feel a little slowed down for a short period and then notice an increase of energy, heightened awareness and increased productivity which can last for days.
If you received a deep massage, you may be slightly sore the next day – much like a good workout at the gym. Sometimes a hot shower or a soak in the tub can ease this soreness.
After your session, you should increase your water intake. Just a glass or two more than normal is usually fine. This helps keep your body’s tissues hydrated and healthy.

Who Can Receive Massage Therapy?

Massage therapy is appropriate for individuals of all ages, including infants, children and the elderly. There are some conditions for which massage therapy is inappropriate and a qualified RMT is trained to recognize these cases. Many RMTs treat a wide variety of conditions and disorders, while other RMTs concentrate on certain conditions or groups of people such as athletes, women during pregnancy, infants and children.

What Are The Benefits Of Massage Therapy?

Massage therapy can be used as a treatment for both acute and chronic conditions. RMTs can work with a wide variety of patients in the treatment of illness, injury rehabilitation and disability.
It can be beneficial for:

  • Anxiety and Depression
  • Arthritis
  • Headaches
  • Insomnia
  • Muscle Tension and Spasm
  • Plantar Fasciitis
  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
  • Sports Injuries
  • Stroke
  • Whiplash
  • Tendinitis
  • Stress and stress-related conditions
  • And many more!