- Swedish massage for relaxation and muscle lengthening.
- Deep tissue massage for chronic muscle tension and pain.
- Myofascial release to address fascial restrictions and tightness.
- Sports massage for injury recovery and performance support.
- Lymphatic drainage to reduce swelling and support detoxification.
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Anatomica
1302 Bloor St W, at Lansdowne Ave, Toronto, ON, M6H 1N9
Since launching her massage career in 2018, Amy Tourlousse has worked as an RMT in multidisciplinary clinics in Toronto, and provided massage for wellness, injuries and pain relief in Nova Scotia. Amy offers Swedish massage, incorporating deep tissue, myofascial release, muscle stripping and diaphragmatic breathing. She has special interests in chronic pain, overactive nerve firing, autoimmunity and mental health concerns. Amy Tourlousse graduated from Sutherland-Chan, where she gained valuable hands-on experience in specialty clinics at the Toronto General Hospital and Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, the Annex Seniors Home, and for Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
Massage Therapy provides gentle treatment of the facial muscles involved in chewing, clenching, and grinding and can help to relieve pain and mobility dysfunction involving the Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ). Treatment involves detailed assessment of jaw function by an RMT with specialized training in craniofacial anatomy and intra-oral anatomy and massage techniques. Individual muscles inside the mouth are specifically palpated and treated (with gloved hands) in addition to general Swedish massage to the head, neck and shoulders to relieve associated tension.