Ginette Yip-Hoi
- Pain relief for chronic tension and musculoskeletal pain.
- Postural assessment and corrective massage for posture-related issues.
- Injury recovery and rehabilitation-focused soft tissue work.
- TMJ therapy for jaw tension and dysfunction.
- Myofascial release techniques to restore movement and ease.
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Jade Therapies Ltd.
605 Main St, Yarmouth, NS, B5A 1K1
I’ve been a Registered Massage Therapist for over 15 years, helping people find relief from pain, improve movement, and reconnect with a sense of wellbeing. I completed British Columbia’s 3,000-hour massage therapy program, which provided a strong foundation in anatomy, physiology, and evidence-based techniques. I work with a wide range of conditions—from chronic tension and postural issues to injury recovery and stress-related discomfort. My treatment style is often described as gentle but firm, though I know everyone experiences pressure differently. I don’t believe that massage needs to hurt to be effective; I believe in supporting the body’s natural ability to heal through comfort and care. I have additional training in TMJ (temporomandibular joint) therapy and myofascial release techniques, which help address stubborn tension patterns and restore ease of movement. Whether you’re seeking pain relief, recovering from injury, or simply looking to unwind and restore balance, my goal is to help you feel more at ease in your body and enhance your overall well-being.
BILLABLE TO YOU INSURANCE TMJ massage is a treatment that helps to alleviate tension and pain resulting from TMD (temporomandibular dysfunction). This treatment addresses the muscles acting directly upon the TMJ joint as well as the muscles of the neck which can aggravate this pathology. In conjunction with other modalities, such as dental appliances and physiotherapy, massage can help to improve mandibular range of motion as well as reduce clicking in the TMJ. This treatment can be performed inter-orally with non-latex gloves, or external depending on patient comfort level.