Peng Tan
- Hydrotherapy for pain relief and tissue recovery.
- Joint mobilizations to restore range of motion.
- Remedial exercises for rehabilitation and strengthening.
- Trigger point therapy to release focal muscle tightness.
- Myofascial release (cupping/IASTM) for fascial restriction.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Neurogym Rehabilitation
1050 Morrison Dr, 100, Ottawa, ON, K2H 8K7
Please note, you do not need to have a neurological condition or a referral to book our services. For appointments and cancellations outside of NeuroGym business hours, please contact Peng directly at: [[email protected]] Hello! My name is Peng, and I am a multi-licensed healthcare practitioner offering a range of treatment modalities. If any of these services interest you, or if you would like to learn more, I invite you to experience them in practice. Peng’s clinical practice is grounded in manual therapy, rehabilitation, and movement-based care, supported by a strong foundation of academic and professional training. He provides individualized, evidence-informed treatment aimed at improving function, reducing pain, and supporting long-term health and well-being through a multi-disciplinary approach to care. He is committed to ongoing professional development and values collaborative, trust-based therapeutic relationships. His practice supports physical rehabilitation as well as psychological and emotional well-being through a holistic approach that recognizes the connection between physical health, emotional regulation, and life balance. His work focuses on helping individuals promote healthy function, build resilience, and improve overall quality of life. Healthcare practitioners that provide regulated health services such as Registered Massage Therapy should not accept tips, as tipping is not expected or appropriate and is discouraged. Please note that all Registered Massage Therapy treatment sessions may include an initial assessment, kinesiology/remedial exercises, or other components within the allotted time. For example, if you book a 30-minute session and have not completed your health history forms in advance, completing them at the appointment will likely reduce the time available for your treatment. Independent Contractor (IC) Services: Registered Psychotherapy (Qualifying): Provided under clinical supervision through Choices in Action NeuroGym Rehabilitation Inc. is presently a service location only Initial sessions are in-person; virtual sessions available after initial assessment Free 15-minute discovery call available for new clients Sliding scale fees available based on financial need Registered Massage Therapy: Hydrotherapy Joint Mobilizations Remedial Exercises Trigger Point Therapy (Big Red) Myofascial Release (Cupping/IASTM) Manual Lymphatic Drainage (Vodder 1 Online) Contemporary Acupuncture / Muscle Needling Pre-Natal/Pregnancy Massages please specify during booking to receive appropriate table/pillow accommodations Children’s Massage (5-13) Registered Acupuncture (Awaiting Full Licensure - NOT YET REGISTERED AND AVAILABLE): Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Assessment and Diagnosis Acupuncture (Traditional and/or Contemporary) Tui Na (Chinese Medical Massage) Electroacupuncture Fire Cupping Registered Kinesiology: Kinesiology Taping Kinesiology/Personal Training Kinesiology Assessments/Rehabilitation
Massage Therapy
Acupuncture
This option is recommended for new patients or for existing patients requiring a re-assessment of their condition or treatment plan. Acupuncture is a regulated healthcare service provided following a comprehensive health intake and individualized clinical assessment and may be based on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) principles, contemporary acupuncture approaches, or an integrative combination of both, depending on clinical presentation and patient goals. Treatment may involve the insertion of thin, sterile, single-use needles into specific points on the body, selected based on the presenting condition and treatment plan. Acupuncture and/or Tui Na (Chinese Medical Massage) may be used to support the reduction of pain, improve musculoskeletal function, and promote overall balance and well-being within the Registered Acupuncture scope of practice. Temporary redness, tenderness/soreness, bruising, and slight bleeding at the needle insertion or treatment site may occur following acupuncture treatment regardless of treatment duration. These effects are generally mild and resolve without intervention.***