- Trigger point therapy for targeted muscle pain relief.
- Myofascial release to reduce fascial restrictions and tension.
- Cupping therapy (stationary and movement) for tissue mobilization.
- Pre- and post-natal massage for pregnancy-related comfort.
- Passive stretching integrated to improve mobility and recovery.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Whitby Massage Therapy & Wellness
519 Dundas Street East, Suite 6 & 7, Whitby, ON, L1N 2J5
###Marlon McCleary RMT **Trigger Point Therapy, Myofascial Release, Cupping Therapy, Pre-post-natal, Passive Stretching** Marlon graduated from the Sutherland Chan Institute in 2015. Marlon felt drawn to helping people heal, which led him to develop his skills and knowledge in massage therapy. He also loved the idea of a career which promotes independence and autonomy and practicing massage at Whitby Massage Therapy & Wellness has been a great place for Marlon to foster those values. Marlon’s approach to treatment is versatile and adaptable to his patient’s needs, whether that’s relaxation, sports-related, deep tissue, etc. He believes that massage should never be painful, but a perfect mix of some discomfort and feeling very relaxed. His goal is always for his patients to leave their treatments feeling better than when they arrived. Marlon works with patients of all ages, from infants (0-3) to seniors. He incorporates several different modalities into his practice, such as: trigger point therapy, myofascial release, cupping therapy (stationary and with movement), pre-post-natal, passive stretching, and Indie head massage. When he is not working, Marlon loves to cook (and eat) and sleep!
Massage
To continue to provide you with the highest quality in professional care, we will be increasing our service fees. Effective August 1 2026. For more info visit our website at: https://www.whitbymassage.com/whitby-massage-services/prices
Lymphatic Drainage
Lymphatic massage is a gentle, specialized type of massage designed to stimulate the flow of lymph fluid through your body. It uses light, rhythmic stretching and sweeping movements to direct excess fluid toward functioning lymph nodes, reducing swelling, and supporting immune function. The Process: A therapist uses light, circular, and pumping motions to gently stretch the skin in the direction of lymph flow. The Goal: It encourages the natural drainage of "lymph"—a clear fluid containing white blood cells and waste products—away from congested or swollen tissues and back toward the heart. Excellent for acute injuries where traditional massage therapy might not be indicated, treatment of lymph edema and post surgical applications.