Massage Therapy is recommended for the treatment of:
- general relaxation
- chronic stress and anxiety
- fibromylagia
- migraine / tension headaches
- shoulder and neck tension
- low back pain
- strains / sprains / muscle spasms
- tendonitis / bursitis
- carpal tunnel syndrome
- tennis / golfer's elbow
- post surgery / surgery rehabilitation
- motor vehicle accidents
- occupational strain injuries
- whiplash
- arthritic pain
- frozen shoulder / adhesive capsulitis
- athletic injuries
- delayed muscle soreness
- pre and post natal discomfort
- repetitive strain injuries
- postural conditions
Massage is a natural therapy that uses soft tissue manipulation to provide a therapeutic response within muscles, connective tissue, tendons, joints and ligamentous structures.
Massage Therapy was commonly used by the ancient Greeks before and after sporting events. Massage treatment was also very popular among ancient Chinese medicine and an integral part of Indian tradition as well.
Presently massage has become a popular form of alternative healthcare. It aids in alleviating the aches and pains related to everyday stress. Massage helps us to deal with our personal physical ailments contributed to our daily living and teaches us to become more aware of our bodies. It offers individuals the opportunity to participate in their own health and wellness. Come enjoy a massage in a clean, quiet, and unhurried environment today.
In today's society, stress is the bases for many health problems. It has an effect on all body systems including circulatory, muscular and nervous systems. Massage is safe and effective in obtaining relief from many specific problems. Massage treatments can be a benefit to people of all ages and conditions.
Qualification of a Massage Therapist
Massage has evolved to a more medically oriented therapeutic approach. The education of a massage therapist is regulated by The College of Massage Therapists of Ontario. Students must complete 2200 hours of intensive anatomy, physiology and clinical studies, including practical instruction at a government approved vocational massage therapy school.
Upon graduation, students must take provincial examinations to become licensed and registered under the Regulated Health Professions Act. This is the same legislation of governing doctors, chiropractors and physiotherapists.
