Massage
Relaxing Tui Na Massage, Acupressure, with or without cupping. Tui na or Acupressure is a Chinese style massage that can helps with many conditions. Cupping , either fire or silicon, is a great tool that helps promote blood circulation and release tensions. Your practitioner will make a specific treatment plan around your condition. *This massage is not covered by Insurance for Registered Massage Therapist "RMT" purposes.
A journey into deep rest. A restorative massage to unwind tension, support the nervous system, and settle into profound relaxation. An intuitive blend of therapeutic massage techniques including Deep Tissue, Swedish Massage, Joint Release & Aromatherapy.
Acupuncture
Initial Acupuncture Treatment which will last 90 min. Please arrive a few minutes prior to appointment to fill out paper work.
- Chronic respiratory conditions: bronchitis, asthma, emphysema, pulmonary heart disease.
- Cardiovascular rhythm and circulation issues: arrhythmia, coronary heart disease.
- Digestive and gastrointestinal disorders: IBS, ulcers, colitis, abdominal bloating.
- Women’s health and reproductive concerns: menstrual disorders, PMS, menopausal syndrome, male sterility.
- Pain, neurological and musculoskeletal care: stroke recovery, pain management, restless legs, Dupuytren’s contracture.
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- Acupuncture for emotional trauma and stress relief.
- Needle-based treatment for physical trauma recovery.
- Gentle, patient-modified acupuncture for individualized care.
- Traditional Chinese Medicine acupuncture for overall healing.
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Physiotherapy
Subsequent Physiotherapy Treatment
- Manual therapy for head to toe concerns.
- Kinetic Link Training exercises for recovery.
- Physiotherapy for athletic performance and injuries.
- Rehabilitation for duathlon and marathon athletes.
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physiotherapy treatment
- Treating musculoskeletal injuries and pain.
- Utilizing acupuncture for pain management.
- Supporting stroke rehabilitation efforts.
- Acupuncture for neurological patient care.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.