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Therapies · Registered Massage Therapy

Registered Massage Therapy

Massage Therapy is a manual manipulation of soft body tissues to enhance a person's health and well-being. Provided by Registered Massage Therapists, trained and examined under the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario.

What Massage Therapy Can Do

Care That Meets You Where You Are.

Massage Therapy can:

  • support the relief of chronic problems
  • support the treatment of acute injuries
  • improve performance and overall health

Massage Therapy supports the reduction in stress, promotes relaxation and increases your general well-being whether you live an active or sedentary lifestyle.

A massage therapy treatment room at LiquidGym
An athlete receiving a sports recovery massage
For Athletes

Recover Faster. Perform Better.

Athletes can benefit from massage therapy in:

  • improving performance and success based on perfecting biomechanics through improved movement patterns
  • improving performance through oxygen maximization
  • optimizing body metabolism
  • recovery so that you are ready for the next training session
Veterans

Veterans and Massage Therapy

Most Veterans are entitled to 15 massage therapy sessions per calendar year through Blue Cross. If additional sessions are needed, your therapist can request approval to extend your program with LiquidGym.

Conditions Treated

Treatable Conditions.

There are many treatable conditions that can be supported by massage therapy.

If you are seeking treatment for a condition that you don't see listed below, please ask us, if we cannot treat your condition we will put you in contact with a qualified professional who can help you achieve your goals.

01

Deep Muscle Stripping & Compression

Reduces and eliminates deep muscle pain

02

Relaxing & Gentle Muscle Kneading

Soothes tired and aching muscles

03

Percussion

Improves muscle perception and aids in congestion relief

04

Fascial Release

Releases adhered or poorly moving structures to improve range of motion

05

Myo-Fascial Release

Breaks down painful and restricting adhesions in muscles

06

Trigger Point Release

Specific point compression used to eliminate troublesome trigger points aka “knots”

07

Lymphatic Drainage

Aids in management of lymphedema and increases circulation

08

Joint Mobilizations

Restores lost range of motion and enhances joint health

09

Rhythmic Mobilizations

Alleviates holding patterns and restores posture

10

Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) Stretching

Increases muscle length and decreases muscle spasms

11

Traction

Relieves pressure and enhances health in the joint

12

Friction

Realigns scar tissue fibers

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Your Massage Therapy at LiquidGym.