What is Massage therapy?
Massage therapy is the manipulation of the soft tissues and joints of the body to prevent, develop, maintain, rehabilitate or augment physical function.
A massage therapist is a regulated health professional who has completed a 2-3 year diploma program from a recognized massage therapy school and has passed the regulatory examinations. Massage therapists participate in an annual Quality Assurance Program to ensure they meet high professional and clinical standards of practice.
Only a Registered Massage Therapist can use the title ‘Registered Massage Therapist’ or ‘Massage Therapist’
What do Massage Therapists Treat?
Massage Therapists can treat and provide relief from a wide variety of soft tissue and joint concerns including;
Strains or sprains
Repetitive strain injuries (eg, tennis elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome)
Muscle tension and spasm
Tension headaches
Pregnancy related muscle and joint pain
Sports injuries
Impaired range of motion
Postural and musculoskeletal imbalances
TMJ dysfunction
General maintenance and relaxation
Are You Covered?
Massage therapy services provided by a Registered Massage Therapist are not covered by OHIP, though may be partially or fully covered by extended health insurance plans. The coverage for each carrier is different; please check your plan to see what coverage is available to you for this type of service.
To book an appointment you can call us at (416) 546-4887 or book online