Graham Bailey
- Myofascial release for fascial tension and mobility.
- Deep tissue massage for chronic muscle pain relief.
- Assessment-driven treatment to restore range of motion.
- Techniques tailored for muscle tightness and stiffness.
- Therapeutic work for postural and activity-related pain.
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Landmark Physiotherapy
210 Main Street, Unit 101, PO Box 402, Landmark, MB, R0A 0X0
Originally from Winnipeg, Graham has been practicing massage since he graduated from the Massage Therapy College of Manitoba in 2014. There’s no perfect patient for Graham – his methods are accessible for a wide range of people and the issues they have. Clients leave his sessions with less pain and more range of motion. His sessions begin with an interview to assess his patient’s needs. Most of his techniques are rooted in myofascial and deep tissue styles of massage. By the end of the session, often people say they feel lighter. Graham has a practical no nonsense approach to treatment. He wants to know what works and do just that. Outside the clinic, Graham likes to practice Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, dance bachata, garden, and make pottery.