Kieran Galbraith
- Deep tissue work using Ashiatsu barefoot massage.
- Swedish massage for relaxation and soft tissue mobilization.
- Pre- and postnatal massage treatments for pregnancy care.
- TMJ release and jaw dysfunction manual therapy.
- Manual techniques for chronic headache and pain relief.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Athletic Kneads
370 Churchill Ave. N. Unit 302, Ottawa, ON, K1Z5C2
Kieran attended Algonquin College and graduated the Registered Massage Therapist program in 2015. Preceding this, he also studied at “l’Academie de Massage et Orthotherapie” and received his certificate as an Orthotherapist in 2011. Having been always interested in movement in his youth (gymnastics and breakdancing), he decided to become a Registered Massage Therapist to be able to learn more about the human body’s anatomy and musculoskeletal function. Kieran is fluent in both french and english having studied massage therapy in Ontario and Quebec. Kieran is passionate about having the opportunity to work closely with clients to help identify their needs and move towards their goals is the driving force behind his treatments. Addressing clientele needs in a holistic manner in hopes of help them to achieve the results desired. Kieran enjoys working with the deep tissues of the body and does so with Ashiatsu (barefoot massage) as well as more traditional Swedish massage techniques. Some of his other focuses are performing pre- and post-natal treatments, helping others to alleviate chronic headaches, as well as TMJ release for his clients to find relief from dysfunctions which are presented in his practice. In his spare time, Kieran enjoys staying active and maintaining his strength and flexibility through regular exercise and stretching. He also is an avid multimedia artist and spends much of his time drawing and working on developing his creative skills.
First Visit 60 Min. Massage Therapy Treatment First time appointment, will receive a email with Health history questionnaire attached