Our Services

** Performed by a registered massage therapist (RMT) and can be billed under massage therapy services to your insurance provider **

Swedish massage is a popular Western form of therapeutic massage characterized by its long, flowing strokes. The technique aims to promote relaxation, improve circulation, and relieve muscle tension. Deep-pressure techniques can be applied to treat specific problem areas when needed. Therapist apply oil to the skin and use their hands, forearms, or elbows to manipulate the superficial layers of the muscles, enhancing mental and physical relaxation. It is effective for stress relief, boosting immunity, and improving sleep quality and general well-being.

Physiotherapist assess, offer expert insights, and treat injuries through a combination of methods. Therapy may involve manual therapy, shockwave, laser, ultrasound and IFC along with prescribed exercises. Education also plays an important role in physiotherapy and together with your therapist, a personalized treatment plan will be recommended. The goal is not only recovery, but also empowering you with the knowledge to prevent future injuries.

These sessions are performed by a registered massage therapist (RMT) and is covered under RMT services in private insurance plans. If you wish to see a Holistic Practitioner instead at a reduced rate, please check out our Holistic Practitioner services.

Thai massage is a healing tradition that originated in India over 2,500 years ago. Unlike other massage styles that typically use long, flowing strokes and kneading, Thai massage employs stretching, pulling, and rocking techniques to relieve tension, enhance flexibility, and stimulate the flow of energy throughout the body.

Thai massage includes rhythmic compression along the body‘s energy lines, known as “sen” in Thai, combined with deep, yoga-like stretches while the practitioner uses their hands, feet, elbows, and knees to move the client into various yoga-like positions. This form of passive stretching can increase flexibility, relieve joint and muscle tension, and balance the body’s energy systems.

The massage is performed on a padded mat on the floor with the client fully clothed in a loose-fitting top and pants provided by the therapist. No oils or lotions are used throughout the session and a Traditional Thai Massage typically takes two hours to complete (however we do offer shorter sessions). It’s a perfect blend of massage and stretching, often nicknamed “Yoga for lazy people” as the therapist does all the movements for you.

** Performed by a registered massage therapist (RMT) and can be billed under massage therapy services to your insurance provider **

Cupping massage is a type of therapeutic treatment that has its roots in ancient Chinese medicine. The practice involves placing either silicone or plastic cups on the skin, usually on the back, and creating a vacuum seal, which results in suction. This draws up the underlying tissues, promoting blood flow and helping to relieve muscle tension. The cups may be placed statically in once place or dynamically moved across the target area.

Cupping is a great way to supplement a massage. It’s considered beneficial for reducing pain, inflammation, boosting blood circulation, promoting relaxation, and well-being. It can also serve as a type of deep-tissue massage. Red cupping marks may be left on the treated area for up to a few weeks later but rest assure, the marks aren’t painful. In addition to cupping, Swedish massage techniques are applied during the session.

Includes fire cupping

Acupuncture is a technique founded on the principles of traditional Eastern medicine, which involves the strategic placement of ultra-fine needles at certain points on the body. It is an effective solution for managing various conditions such as pain, fertility issues, pregnancy, stress, anxiety, depression, weight loss, smoking cessation, neurological symptoms, and to promote overall wellness.

The initial session includes a brief assessment (approx. 10-15 min) to fully understand your needs following up with a treatment that incorporates massage, fire cupping and needling techniques. Every treatment plan is individualized and based on your comfort level and goals. If you are curious but scared to try acupuncture this is a good intro session as therapists can start with just a few tiny needles and limit the needling time until you feel comfortable.

This service is performed by a Registered Acupuncturist.

Cosmetic acupuncture serves as a natural method for facial rejuvenation. By enhancing blood circulation and oxygen flow to the skin tissues, it invigorates the fibroblasts, encouraging them to increase collagen and elastin production. The result is a thicker, plumper skin with enhanced integrity.

Benefits are the following: -Smoothing of fine lines and wrinkles for a youthful appearance. -Renders a natural glow, promoting a more youthful-looking skin. -Effectively improves hyperpigmentation, resulting in brighter skin tone. -Promotes relaxation of the facial muscles, thus preventing skin atrophy and sagging. -It enhances the toned appearance of your cheeks, jaw, and neck through skin tightening. -It promotes lymphatic drainage in the face, effectively minimizing facial edema. -It aids in reducing redness and inflammation in the skin, boosting overall skin health -Contributes to skin firmness, fostering a more toned, youthful appearance.

The initial session starts with a short evaluation of your needs followed by a customized treatment that incorporates guasha, facial cups, massage and needling techniques. Every treatment plan is carefully crafted on an individual basis depending on comfort level and goals.

Precautionary Measures: -It is advised to wait for a period of 6-8 weeks after undergoing Botox injections or facial surgery before starting cosmetic acupuncture treatments. -If you are suffering from conjunctivitis (commonly known as pink eye) or have any open sores on your face, you should wait until you have completely recovered before proceeding with treatments.

This service is performed by a Registered Acupuncturist.

** Performed by a registered massage therapist (RMT) and can be billed under registered massage therapy services to your insurance provider **

A prenatal massage is a therapeutic treatment specifically tailored for the unique needs of pregnant women. It focuses on relieving the physical discomforts and emotional stress that can accompany pregnancy. During pregnancy, a woman’s body undergoes numerous changes, which can lead to aches, pains, and tension in the muscles. Prenatal massages are designed to alleviate these discomforts through specialized techniques that are safe and beneficial for both the mother and baby. The goal of a prenatal massage is often to boost circulation, reduce swelling in the legs and feet, and relieve muscle tension. Besides physical benefits, prenatal massage can also have psychological benefits. It can reduce anxiety, decrease symptoms of depression, and promote overall wellbeing.

We offer two prenatal massage styles: Swedish and Thai.

Swedish massage, a popular Western therapy, employs flowing strokes and deep-pressure techniques by using hands, forearms, or elbows with the application of oil. . For ensuring utmost comfort, a pregnancy cushion is providing, allowing expectant mothers to lie comfortably face down throughout the duration of their pregnancy.

Thai massages on the other hand use stretching and rocking techniques without the application of oil. Clients are provided with loose-fitting clothes and the massage is performed on a padded floor mat. Client will lay either on their side and back throughout the session.

Both options are great for prenatal up until full term!

Chiropractor’s assess, offer expert insights, and treat injuries through a combination of methods. Therapy may involve manual adjustments, shockwave, laser, ultrasound and IFC along with prescribed exercises. Education also plays an important role in Chiropractic care and together with your therapist, a personalized treatment plan will be recommended. The goal is not only recovery, but also empowering you with the knowledge to prevent future injuries.

These sessions can be performed performed either by an RMT or Holistic Practitioner.

Experience a Traditional Thai Massage with a friend or significant. other.

Thai massage is a healing tradition that originated in India over 2,500 years ago. Unlike other massage styles that typically use long, flowing strokes and kneading, Thai massage employs stretching, pulling, and rocking techniques to relieve tension, enhance flexibility, and stimulate the flow of energy throughout the body.

Thai massage includes rhythmic compression along the body‘s energy lines, known as “sen” in Thai, combined with deep, yoga-like stretches while the practitioner uses their hands, feet, elbows, and knees to move the client into various yoga-like positions. This form of passive stretching can increase flexibility, relieve joint and muscle tension, and balance the body’s energy systems.

The massage is performed on a padded mat on the floor with the client fully clothed in a loose-fitting top and pants provided by the therapist. No oils or lotions are used throughout the session and a Traditional Thai Massage typically takes two hours to complete (however we do offer shorter sessions). It’s a perfect blend of massage and stretching, often nicknamed “Yoga for lazy people” as the therapist does all the movements for you.

Due to sessions requiring two therapists to be available simultaneously, these sessions need to be booked via phone and typically quite far in advance. If you’d like to get an idea of possible schedule openings prior to contacting us, look on our online calendar for two simultaneous “Couples Thai Massage” openings with two separate practitioners.

Psychotherapy, or “talk therapy”, is a process to help individuals manage mental health disorders, emotional challenges, and life stressors. Through discussions with a mental health professional, individuals gain understanding about their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Different types of psychotherapy, including cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, humanistic and integrated therapy, are used based on the individuals’ needs.

In cognitive-behavioral therapy, individuals learn to change harmful thought and behavior patterns. Psychodynamic therapy emphasizes the influence of unconscious mind and past experiences. Humanistic therapies focus on self-development and growth. Integrative therapy combines various therapeutic techniques.

Psychotherapy can be done individually or in groups, and it’s adaptable to all ages and diverse issues. It’s a participatory process, often coupled with discomfort due to the exploration of upsetting subjects or emotions. Nevertheless, it’s an effective method to make healthier decisions and improve life quality.

Specialties our therapist can help with:

-Complex PTSD -Depression -Anxiety -Self-esteem -Coping Skills -Emotional Disturbance -Relational issues -Life Transitions -Stress -Women’s Issues -Racial Identity -Domestic abuse -Unresolved Trauma -Family/ Conflict -Grief

*Insurances don’t allow direct billing for Psychotherapy appointments. At the end of the appointment, the credit card on file will be charged and an email receipt will be issued so that clients can submit it to their insurance provider.

Prenatal acupuncture has been widely recognized for its effectiveness and vast benefits throughout each phase of pregnancy.

-In the 1st trimester, it can relieve symptoms such as fatigue, nausea, vomiting, heartburn, and headaches. -During the 2nd trimester, it can help alleviate aches, pains, constipation, and swelling. -In the 3rd trimester, it can assist with insomnia, positioning of a breech baby, natural induction, and labor preparation.

During your initial visit, the acupuncturist will carry out a short assessment to comprehend your comfort and needs. Afterwards, a personalized treatment plan will be developed and include gentle Tuina, acupressure points, needling as well recommendations for dietary & lifestyle modifications. For ensuring utmost comfort, a pregnancy cushion is providing, allowing expectant mothers to lie comfortably face down throughout the duration of their pregnancy.

This service is performed by a Registered Acupuncturist.

Naturopathic Medicine takes a holistic approach to everyday health concerns by blending modern scientific methods with traditional and natural forms of medicine. It aims to understand and treat the root causes of diseases rather than just managing symptoms.

Assessments and personalized treatment plans are performed by a licensed naturopathic doctor and incorporate lifestyle changes such as physical, mental and dietary. The Naturopathic Doctor may prescribe lab testing, supplements and herbal medicines.

Whether seeking help for a specific condition or simply looking for preventative wellness strategies, naturopathic medicine can provide valuable support towards optimizing health and wellbeing.

Common conditions Naturopathic Medicine can help you with :

-Digestive disorders (IBS, Crohn’s, Celiac, food sensitivities, SIBO, etc.) -Mood disorders (anxiety, depression, addiction, fatigue, stress, etc.) -Women Health (fertility, endometriosis, PCOS, pregnancy, etc.) -Hormonal Imbalances (hypo/hyperthyroidism, diabetes, weight management, menopause, testosterone levels, etc) -Autoimmune disorders (Rheumatoid Arthritis, Psoriasis, Lupus, Multiple Sclerosis, etc.) -Health optimization (anti-aging, hair & skin health, sleep, detoxification, etc.) -Chronic Pain

If unsure whether or not Naturopathic Medicine is the right fit for you, feel free to give us a call or book a 15 Minute complimentary session with our Naturopathic Doctor.

These sessions are being offered by a registered massage therapist (RMT) and can be billed to your insurance provider under registered massage therapy. If you would like to do a stretch therapy session with one of our certified stretch therapist at a lower rate, please check out “Stretch Therapy” on our online booking page

Fascial Stretch Therapy (FST) is a unique and systematic type of therapy designed to improve flexibility, mobility, and strength. ‘Fascia’ refers to the connective tissue that encases muscles, organs, nerves, and blood vessels in your body. Over time, fascia can become stiff or scarred due to injuries, poor posture, or inadequate training methods.

FST aims to enhance the elasticity and health of the fascia, leading to improved athletic performance, increased range of motion, reduced pain, and enhanced recovery from workouts. The therapy is performed by a certified FST therapist or trained RMT who manually stretches the patient’s body in undulating and spiral patterns, synchronizing their movements with the patient’s breath.

Instead of targeting isolated muscles, FST considers the body as a connected system, stretching entire fascial lines or chains to promote flexibility throughout the body. The therapy is performed on a treatment table, equipped with comfortable straps to stabilize the limbs or body parts not being worked on.

FST is gentle, pain-free, and relaxing. It’s beneficial for everyone from athletes seeking peak performance to older adults looking for enhanced mobility and pain relief. It provides an effective complement to other therapeutic modalities and can play a crucial role in comprehensive treatment and wellness plans.

*Please note that treatments by Giuliano are covered by the following insurance providers: Sunlife, Manulife, Empire Life, Greenshield, Nextgen, Desjardins, Benecaid, Manion, Johnston Group,  Chamber of commerce, CINUP, The cooperators, Wilkins & Associates ltd.

Osteopathy is a holistic healthcare approach that emphasizes the importance of the body’s structure and function in maintaining health. By using manual techniques like movement, stretching, and massage, osteopaths address a variety of health issues by not only treating the symptoms but the root causes. Osteopathy can alleviate conditions like back pain and arthritis, improve mobility, and enhance overall wellbeing. It operates on the belief that the body has the innate ability to heal itself, and osteopaths, as trained healthcare professionals, tailor treatments to individual health needs.

Insurances don’t allow us to directly bill Osteopathic services but a receipt will be provided and you can submit the claim to your insurance directly.

This course is open to anyone who’s interested in learning Thai Massage. Whether your already a health care practitioner or someone without any experience in the field, this course is for all levels! Upon completion, RMTs can perform Thai Massage within their scope of practice and so can many other healthcare practitioners. If your new to the field, you may apply for a Holistic Practitioner license after completing the program. This course is great for RMT students who wish to get a head start in their career and start practicing as a Thai Massage Practitioner prior to completing RMT school.

Traditional Thai Massage is a Buddhist form of physiotherapy created by the Buddhas Doctor 2500 years. It combines acupressure, reflexology and passive stretching in a rhythmic routine that resembles yoga like stretches thus, commonly referred to as Thai Yoga in the west.

Thai Massage Level I course: In this course students learn how to successfully complete a 90 minute full body massage, transitioning clients through supine and seated positions. You learn the sen lines of the arms and legs, basic acupressure, reflexology of the feet and a variety of passive full body stretches.

Course Objectives: • Learn how to give a 90 minute full body Thai Massage with the client in supine and seated position • Transition the client through 50+ positions and postures seamlessly • Learn to locate and treat the sen (energy) lines in the inner and outer legs and arms • Use Thai massage techniques including rhythmic stretching, acupressure, sen (energy) line massage • Effectively apply techniques with the hands, thumbs, knees and feet • Learn how to massage the Hara (abdominal organs) using Thai massage techniques

Occupancies available for 4-8 participants per workshop.​ Length per course is 32 hours, split into 8 classes. Course study booklet will be provided.

Price: 700 + HST Course Dates: 8 classes, May 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 28 & 29 (Tuesdays & Wednesdays) Time : 5pm-9pm

Feel free to give us a call if you would like more information before signing up :)

Thai Massage Level II course: In this follow-up course to level I Thai Massage, participants learn how to successfully complete a 90 minute massage transitioning the client through side lying, prone and seated positions. You learn how to stretch the spine, treat the sen (energy) lines of the back and add extension stretches to the techniques learned in level I.

Course Objectives: • Learn how to give a 90 minute full body Thai Massage with the client in side-lying, prone and seated position • Transition the client through 50+ positions and postures seamlessly • Learn to locate and treat the sen lines in the back • Learn how to passively transition clients from supine to side-lying and prone positions • Learn basic techniques to apply pressure to the client with the feet while standing

Occupancies available for 4-8 participants per workshop.​ Length per course is 32 hours. Course study booklet will be provided.

Price: 700 + HST Course Date: TBD

Feel free to give us a call if you would like more information before signing up :)

These sessions are performed by a Holistic Practitioner and would only be covered under Holistic Practitioner services in private insurance plans if the option is available to you. If you wish to see a registered massage therapist (RMT) instead, check out all our RMT massages.

Thai foot reflexology is a therapeutic massage that involves kneading, rubbing, and applying pressure to the muscles and soft tissues of the feet, ankles and calves. Pressure is applied to specific points on the feet, which are believed to correspond to different organs and systems in the body. These points help promote relaxation, improve circulation, enhance overall health and alleviate foot pain. Many people enjoy foot massages for their relaxing effects, and they can be especially beneficial after long periods of standing or physical activity.

These sessions are being offered by a Certified FST Therapist. If you would like to do a stretch therapy session with one of our Registered Massage therapist and have it covered under your private insurance plan, please check out “Massage-Fascia Stretch” on our online booking page

Fascial Stretch Therapy (FST) is a unique and systematic type of therapy designed to improve flexibility, mobility, and strength. ‘Fascia’ refers to the connective tissue that encases muscles, organs, nerves, and blood vessels in your body. Over time, fascia can become stiff or scarred due to injuries, poor posture, or inadequate training methods.

FST aims to enhance the elasticity and health of the fascia, leading to improved athletic performance, increased range of motion, reduced pain, and enhanced recovery from workouts. The therapy is performed by a certified FST therapist who manually stretches the patient’s body in undulating and spiral patterns, synchronizing their movements with the patient’s breath.

Instead of targeting isolated muscles, FST considers the body as a connected system, stretching entire fascial lines or chains to promote flexibility throughout the body. The therapy is performed on a treatment table, equipped with comfortable straps to stabilize the limbs or body parts not being worked on.

FST is gentle, pain-free, and relaxing. It’s beneficial for everyone from athletes seeking peak performance to older adults looking for enhanced mobility and pain relief. It provides an effective complement to other therapeutic modalities and can play a crucial role in comprehensive treatment and wellness plans.

** Performed by a registered massage therapist (RMT) and can be billed under registered massage therapy services to your insurance provider **

This therapeutic session is the perfect blend of two powerful techniques: Swedish massage and contemporary acupuncture. The carefully crafted combination is performed by our dually trained RMT providing a unique healing and relaxation experience.

It starts off with the Swedish massage, known for its effectiveness in releasing muscular tension and stimulating the body’s lymphatic system. This technique doesn’t just help the body rejuvenate, it awakens your inner sense of wellbeing as well.

Further enhancing this physical and emotional relaxation is the innovative use of contemporary acupuncture, influenced by Chinese medicine. The delicate application of acupuncture during the massage session infuses a unique and dynamic layer to the experience, charging it with the potential to address deeper elements of balance and wellbeing.

This approach is handled by our dually trained Registered Massage Therapist (RMT). Her expertise in both Swedish massage and acupuncture leverage the best of both worlds for a holistic health experience. The intent is to harness the potential of the Swedish massage’s calming physical effect, and awaken it with the deep-reaching influences of acupuncture, which aims to rebalance the body’s energy flow.

This combination doesn’t just enhance the immediate results, but creates a lasting effect post-session. Most importantly, this blended treatment approach is tailored to each client, adapting to your individual wellbeing goals and health state. Twinning the energy and relaxation benefits of both treatments, it aims to deliver a refreshing, revitalizing, and invigorating therapy session uniquely sculpted for you.

These sessions are performed by a Holistic Practitioner and would be covered under Holistic Practitioner services in private insurance plans if it’s available to you. If you wish to see a registered massage therapist (RMT) instead, check out all our RMT massages.

Thai massage is a healing tradition that originated in India over 2,500 years ago. Unlike other massage styles that typically use long, flowing strokes and kneading, Thai massage employs stretching, pulling, and rocking techniques to relieve tension, enhance flexibility, and stimulate the flow of energy throughout the body.

Thai massage includes rhythmic compression along the body‘s energy lines, known as “sen” in Thai, combined with deep, yoga-like stretches while the practitioner uses their hands, feet, elbows, and knees to move the client into various yoga-like positions. This form of passive stretching can increase flexibility, relieve joint and muscle tension, and balance the body’s energy systems.

The massage is performed on a padded mat on the floor with the client fully clothed in a loose-fitting top and pants provided by the therapist. No oils or lotions are used throughout the session and a Traditional Thai Massage typically takes two hours to complete (however we do offer shorter sessions). It’s a perfect blend of massage and stretching, often nicknamed “Yoga for lazy people” as the therapist does all the movements for you.

** Please verify with your insurance coverage prior to the appointment if your plan requires a physician referral to dispense orthotics (most plans do) and to determine if chiropractors can dispense product. Orthotics are not eligible for direct billing, but a receipt will be provided to submit to insurance afterwards. **

If you choose to purchase orthotics after the session, pricing goes as follows: -1st pair $300-$350 -2nd pair 25% off

Custom-made orthotics are specialized shoe inserts that are individually crafted to address the specific needs and unique foot structure of an individual. These orthotic devices are designed to provide personalized support, cushioning, and alignment based on a detailed evaluation of the person’s feet, gait pattern, and any existing foot issues during the assessment. Custom orthotics are made from an impression of the person’s feet, ensuring a precise fit and tailored support for optimal comfort and effectiveness.

Orthotics can help with a variety of foot, ankle, lower limb and back issues. Here are some common conditions or problems that orthotics can assist with:

1. Flat feet or high arches: Orthotics can provide support and cushioning for individuals with flat feet or high arches, helping to distribute pressure more evenly and reduce discomfort.

2. Plantar fasciitis: Custom orthotic inserts can help support the arch of the foot and provide cushioning to alleviate pain and inflammation associated with plantar fasciitis.

3. Overpronation or supination: Orthotics can help correct issues with foot pronation (rolling inward) or supination (rolling outward) to improve alignment and reduce the risk of injuries.

4. Heel pain: Conditions like heel spurs or heel bursitis can benefit from orthotic inserts that provide additional cushioning and support to the heel.

5. Bunions: Orthotics can help redistribute pressure away from the bunion joint, reducing pain and discomfort associated with bunions.

6. Metatarsalgia: By redistributing weight, absorbing shock, providing arch support, offloading pressure, and improving gait mechanics, orthotics help to reduce strain on the metatarsal heads and alleviate pain.

7. Achilles tendonitis: Orthotic devices can help reduce strain on the Achilles tendon by providing support and promoting proper foot alignment.

8. Shin splints: Orthotics can help cushion the impact on the lower leg and reduce stress on the shin muscles, which may help alleviate shin splint pain.

9. Knee, hip and back pain: By improving foot alignment and gait mechanics, orthotics can help reduce pain and strain on these areas caused by poor foot biomechanics.

** Performed by a registered massage therapist (RMT) and can be billed under registered massage therapy services to your insurance provider **

Try our facial massage!

Our face and scalp massage is a rejuvenating experience that offers a multitude of benefits beyond just relaxation. As skilled hands glide over the skin, tension and stress melt away, leaving you with a sense of calm and well-being.

Starting with the face, gentle pressure and circular motions work to improve circulation, promoting a healthy glow and reducing puffiness. In addition to increasing blood flow, facial massage can help with lymphatic drainage, reducing toxins and promoting clearer skin. This session is sometimes combined with Gua sha and facial cupping to enhance effects.

Moving on to the scalp, the soothing sensation of fingers running through your hair can release tightness and stimulate hair follicles. This can lead to improved hair growth and a healthier scalp overall.

Not only does a face and scalp massage provide physical benefits, but it also has a profound impact on mental well-being. The combination of touch and relaxation triggers the release of endorphins, also known as the body’s natural feel-good chemicals, leaving you feeling uplifted and at peace. In essence, a face and scalp massage is not just a pampering treat - it is a holistic therapy that nourishes both body and soul.

Yoga therapy are 1-on-1 sessions that help in the treatment of any health concern ranging from physical, physiological to psychological. The therapist uses Yoga tools such as Yoga poses, meditation, breath work as well as lifestyle & diet recommendations in accordance with Ayurveda, the sister science of Yoga. This type of therapy follows the lineage of the great Krishnamacharya who is often called the “father of modern yoga” as he influenced most of the styles available to us now in the West.

There is a total of 4 sessions in the Yoga therapy program; an initial assessment (75-90min) and 3 subsequent sessions (60min). Student’s receive a personalized home practice after the first session and are expected to practice the 20-minute sequence on a daily basis throughout the 5-week program. Subsequent sessions are used to revise and adjust the sequence based on student feedback. The goal of the program is to aid in the improvement of health and create autonomy in the journey to full health.

Please only sign up if you can commit to all 4 sessions for the 5 week period.