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Registered massage therapy (RMT)

Therapeutic massage with a clinical purpose.

The short answer

Registered massage therapy involves assessment and hands-on care within the therapist’s professional scope. People seek it for symptoms such as muscle discomfort, but benefits and suitability vary. Check reimbursement rules with your insurer before booking.

Our approach

Our RMTs both hold Kinesiology degrees, and it shows: massage here is assessed, targeted and connected to the rest of your care. Relaxation has its place — but the aim is that you move better when you leave.

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What we help with

  • Neck and shoulder tension
  • Headaches and jaw pain
  • Low back and hip pain
  • Training recovery
  • Post-operative stiffness
  • Desk-work tightness
  • Stress and poor sleep
  • Chronic pain

What treatment can include

Every plan is built from your assessment. These are the tools we reach for most.

Deep tissue massage

Slow, sustained pressure into deeper layers of muscle for long-standing tension.

Sports massage

Pre-event preparation, post-event recovery and maintenance through training blocks.

Myofascial release

Sustained hands-on pressure selected with your consent and comfort in mind.

Trigger point therapy

Pressure applied to tender areas. A technique name does not establish the cause of pain or guarantee relief.

Fascial Stretch Therapy

Assisted, table-based stretching that moves through the whole limb and trunk.

Contemporary acupuncture

Listed among the practitioner’s services. Ask about suitability, evidence, risks and alternatives for your concern.

Your practitioners

Sophia Do

Sophia Do

RMT · BA (Hons) Kinesiology, York · Sutherland-Chan

Finds the tension you didn’t know you were carrying.

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Parth Bodalia

Parth Bodalia

RMT · BKin, Brock · Fascial Stretch Therapy

Relaxation has its place. His practice is rooted in function.

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Questions about massage therapy

General information to help you discuss the service.

Is RMT covered by insurance?

Most extended health plans in Ontario cover massage therapy by a Registered Massage Therapist. We can direct bill many plans; some require a physician’s note, so check your coverage.

Will deep tissue massage hurt?

Pressure should be agreed with you and adjusted at any time. You can ask for lighter pressure or stop. Pain is not proof that treatment is working; discuss persistent or concerning symptoms with an appropriate health professional.

What should I wear to a massage appointment?

Anything comfortable. You undress only to your comfort level and are properly draped throughout the treatment.

Come and see us

Six days a week, with free parking right outside.

Open Monday to Saturday

Monday
10:30 am – 7:00 pm
Tuesday
10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Wednesday
11:00 am – 7:00 pm
Thursday
10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Friday
12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Saturday
9:30 am – 1:00 pm
Sunday
Closed