... June 14, 2022
As of June 8, 2022, mask is no longer required, however it is optional if you wish to remain masked. Myself, I will continue to wear one. Please note; I still cannot provide treatment to anyone with symptoms consistent with Covid-19 until those symptoms have subsided or to anyone who is supposed to be self-isolating […]
... May 9, 2022
... April 25, 2022
On April 22, 2022, the Ontario Government announced an extension of mask mandates in select settings until June 11, 2022. This includes health care settings, public transit, long-term care homes, retirement homes, shelters, and other congregate care settings. CMTO considers all RMT practice settings to be health care settings for the purposes of the masking mandate. RMTs must continue […]
... March 17, 2022
Masking: As of March 21, masks will no longer be required, except for public transit, health care settings, long-term care homes and congregate care settings. CMTO considers all RMT practice settings to be health care settings for the purposes of the masking mandate. RMTs will continue to wear surgical/procedural masks and clients will be expected […]
... August 12, 2021
Effective immediately, international travelers are no longer required to wait 14 days following the travel to book for a massage therapy appointment if: -You are exempted from the federal quarantine requirements -You are an essential worker who crosses the Canada-US border regularly for work -You are fully vaccinated and have met the specific conditions -You […]
... June 6, 2021
The clinic will remain OPEN and all Covid-19 protocols will remain the same.
... May 31, 2020
In following the Ministry of Health and Public Health Ontario, massage therapy treatment is only allowed for patients who needed urgent care. You must have a rational reason to come for massage therapy; that if you were not getting massage it will affect your long-term health that will leads to medical or hospitalized attention. Everyone […]
... May 5, 2020
Deep tissue massage Deep tissue massage is best for people who engage in highly physical activities or those who have musculoskeletal issues such as: muscle pain, strains, or injuries. The technique involves using slow and deep strokes to target the deep layers of your muscle fiber and connective tissue adhesion to promote circulation and healing, […]
... November 21, 2013
A Warm Greeting It has been almost three years since I became a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT), and also a year since I started practicing at Guelph Sport Massage at the Wellington clinics. Time is flying, and I wish I have the power to slow it down a bit…. Wouldn’t that be nice? Now that […]
... October 29, 2013
So, what is a typical Massage Therapy Session is like? A typical massage therapy session is between 45 and 90 minutes. Your massage will begin with a brief consultation and review of symptoms, medical history, and lifestyle. What should I expect at a massage therapy session? You will be asked to undress to your comfort […]
