Inner Wellness Holistic Clinic
Address
Unit 8, 15425 Bannister Road SE, Calgary, AB, T2X 3E9
Phone
5874400044Website
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Massage Therapy
- Prenatal and postnatal massage.
- Pre- and post-surgery support.
- Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) and WCIB claims.
- Deep tissue therapy.
- Hot and contrast stone therapy.
- Relaxation massage.
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- Panchakarma therapeutic body treatments and cleansing.
- Abhyanga warm oil massage for relaxation and circulation.
- Marma point massage for energy and pain modulation.
- Vishesh or therapeutic massage for muscle tension relief.
- Post-treatment restorative massage for recovery and balance.
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- Individualized treatments for pain relief and comfort.
- Soft tissue assessment supporting better movement.
- Joint mobility care for everyday function.
- Hands-on therapy for injury recovery and prevention.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
- Individualized treatments for pain relief and comfort.
- Soft tissue assessment supporting better movement.
- Joint mobility care for everyday function.
- Hands-on therapy for injury recovery and prevention.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
- Traditional Chinese Tuina, Acupressure, Reflexology.
- Therapeutic and deep tissue massage.
- Targeted trigger point therapy for pain.
- Treats acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions.
- Relief for frozen shoulder, TMJ, headaches, sciatica.
- Addresses insomnia, arthritis, carpal tunnel, stomach ache.
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Acupuncture
Cupping can be added on to an Acupuncture, Massage and or Sound treatment.
- Acupuncture and Electroacupuncture for acute and chronic pain.
- Motion acupuncture for soft tissue injuries and joint mobility.
- Scalp and distal acupuncture for headaches, migraines, tinnitus.
- Acupuncture for neck, back, sciatica, and spinal imbalance.
- Acupuncture-based care for sports injury recovery and rehabilitation.
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Cupping can be added on to an Acupuncture, Massage and or Sound treatment.
- Combines Western and Traditional Chinese Massage.
- Utilizes Swedish, Tai, and Tui Na techniques.
- Focuses on pain relief and sleep improvement.
- Addresses various other health issues.
- Offers relaxation and therapeutic massage.
- Provides head acupoints and aroma face massage.
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Naturopath
For new patients: Please book this appointment for a comprehensive consultation of your health history. If possible, please bring any recent blood work in the past 6 months. In the same appointment, a possible treatment plan or a plan moving forward will be discussed.
For new patients: Please book this appointment for a comprehensive consultation of your health history. If possible, please bring any recent blood work in the past 6 months. In the same appointment, a possible treatment plan or a plan moving forward will be discussed.
Physiotherapy
- Manual therapy for joint and soft tissue mobilization.
- Therapeutic exercise programs for functional recovery.
- Pain management using TENS, ultrasound, NMES.
- Orthopedic rehabilitation for musculoskeletal injuries.
- Patient education for self-management and injury prevention.
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Lymphatic Drainage
The goal of lymphatic massage on the legs is to open the lymphatic vessels to let excess fluid drain back up into the lymph nodes located in the groin. There are different techniques used to perform lymphatic massage on the legs, but all have the same end goal: to release the fluid to go back up through the lymph nodes.
The goal of lymphatic massage on the legs is to open the lymphatic vessels to let excess fluid drain back up into the lymph nodes located in the groin. There are different techniques used to perform lymphatic massage on the legs, but all have the same end goal: to release the fluid to go back up through the lymph nodes.
The goal of lymphatic massage on the legs is to open the lymphatic vessels to let excess fluid drain back up into the lymph nodes located in the groin. There are different techniques used to perform lymphatic massage on the legs, but all have the same end goal: to release the fluid to go back up through the lymph nodes.
The goal of lymphatic massage on the face is to open the lymphatic vessels to let excess fluid drain back up into the lymph nodes located in the groin. There are different techniques used to perform lymphatic massage on the face, but all have the same end goal: to release the fluid to go back up through the lymph nodes.
The goal of lymphatic massage on the legs is to open the lymphatic vessels to let excess fluid drain back up into the lymph nodes located in the groin. There are different techniques used to perform lymphatic massage on the legs, but all have the same end goal: to release the fluid to go back up through the lymph nodes.