Ross Struthers
Massage
- Shiatsu (Japanese acupressure massage) for musculoskeletal issues.
- Acupuncture-supported massage techniques for pain relief.
- Cupping therapy and Guasha (tool-assisted massage) treatments.
- Manual treatment for neck, back, knee and shoulder pain.
- Massage approaches for tendonitis, arthritis, headaches and fibromyalgia.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Acupuncture
- Acupuncture for neck, back, and knee pain relief.
- Acupuncture treatment for frozen shoulder and tendonitis.
- Acupuncture for arthritis and chronic joint conditions.
- Acupuncture for headaches, insomnia, and fibromyalgia.
- Acupuncture with cupping and guasha for muscle tension.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Full Circle Wellness
2131 Parkdale Ave E, Unit 3, Brockville, ON, K6V 7N6
Ross is a Registered Acupuncturist & Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner (R.Ac, R.TCMP) and Shiatsu Therapist. Ross graduated with the award for academic excellence for the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner program at Humber College in Mississauga. Ross also holds a Diploma of Shiatsu Therapy (Japanese Acupressure Massage) from the Shiatsu School of Canada, and a BA in psychology from Queen’s University. While living in Japan, Ross became fascinated by the holistic approach of Traditional East Asian Medicine. After years of study and practice, he now enjoys combining traditional practices like acupuncture, massage, cupping, Guasha (tool-assisted massage), and Chinese herbal medicines to create customized and effective treatments for his patients. Ross is equally enthusiastic about applying his skills to treat muscle and joint issues like neck, back, or knee pain; frozen shoulder, arthritis, and tendonitis, as well as internal issues such as headaches, insomnia, digestive & reproductive issues, and fibromyalgia. Ross is a dedicated healthcare professional, enthusiastic about applying the therapeutic healing arts of Traditional Chinese Medicine to helping you!
Massage
A 60 min acupressure massage allows time for addressing 1-2 chief complaints as well as a basic full body balancing.
Acupuncture
At your first appointment your practitioner will ask about your chief concern, symptoms, and general health, then feel your pulse, and observe your tongue. This information will be used to design a unique acupuncture treatment protocol specifically for you. You will lie on a treatment table while needles are gently inserted into defined acupuncture points, usually on the arms, legs, abdomen, back, or head. An infrared heat lamp will be applied to gently warm the treatment area while you are left to rest comfortably for 30 min.