- Deep understanding of chronic pain.
- Offers relaxation massage techniques.
- Provides deep tissue treatments.
- Relieves general full-body discomfort.
- Applies therapeutic cupping therapy.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
4 Points Health and Wellness
11634 142 Street Northwest, 110, Edmonton, AB, T5M 1V4
After over ten years of living with chronic pain herself, Mia has a deep understanding of how it can affect every aspect of well-being. Her treatments span from relaxation to deep tissue techniques, with a focus on relieving general, full-body discomfort, and she also has an interest in cupping. She is on track to graduate from the MacEwan Acupuncture program in 2027, with particular interests in women’s health and chronic illness.
Massage
Lymphatic Drainage
The lymphatic system is a network of organs, vessels, and tissues that help maintain fluid balance and support the body’s immune system. When lymphatic flow is impaired by surgery, injury, or certain medical conditions, fluid can accumulate and cause swelling. Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) is a gentle massage technique that uses light, rhythmic movements to encourage the flow of lymph fluid toward healthy drainage pathways. The techniques and results of MLD are very subtle. You may feel like your practitioner isn’t doing much, but this light pressure is essential for effective lymphatic drainage. During and after treatment, you may feel "lighter," notice an increased need to urinate, and potentially see a reduction in swelling. Please note that 45-minute and 60-minute MLD appointments are intended to focus on one or two specific areas of the body. If you are looking for a full-body manual lymphatic drainage treatment, we recommend booking a 90-minute appointment to allow adequate time for a comprehensive session.