- Deep tissue work for neck, shoulders, and lower back.
- Slow, deliberate pressure for chronically tense muscles.
- Manual techniques to release adhesions and scar tissue.
- Targeted therapy for pain and restricted movement.
- Deep muscle and connective tissue tension relief.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Nexus Therapeutics
10404 99 Ave, 162, Fort Saskatchewan, AB, T8L 3W2
Amor began her massage career in 2004, graduating from Wat Pho Tai Traditional Massage School and the Banya Tree Hotel Massage academy in Phuket, Thailand. With over 15 years of experience in spa and hotel massage, she has worked in prestigious locations across Thailand, India, and the UAE, including the Armani hotel in the Burj Khalifa. In 2022, she relocated to Canada, where she worked at the Podollan Inn & Spa in Grand Prairie. In 2023, she joined Alberta College of Massage Therapy and is now Registered Massage therapist. She thrives to bring best learnings of both worlds to her practice. She is a very humble and kind individual. She is mom of two. When she is not working she loves to travel with her family.
The most popular option! Recommended for most clients, great for first-time visitors and those with only one focus area. Massage Therapy is a manual therapy that involves manipulating an individuals soft tissue to improve their health and well-being. It can help with pain relief, stress reduction and circulation. A Massage Therapist will use their hands, fingers, forearms and elbows to apply pressure to the body’s soft tissues, including muscles, tendons, ligaments and skin. Pressure may vary by the area being worked and the therapist.