FAQ
A: The practice of massage therapy is the assessment of the soft tissue and joints of the body and the treatment and prevention of physical dysfunction and pain of the soft tissue and joints by manipulation to develop, maintain, rehabilitate or augment physical function, or relieve pain.
(Massage Therapy Act, 1991)
A: A Massage Therapist (RMT or MT) is a regulated health professional who in Ontario is a member of the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO). To become a member of the college the therapist must have completed a 2-3 year diploma program form a recognized school and has passed the CMTO registration exams.
A: A typical massage therapy session is between 45 and 90 minutes with a brief consultation, assessment of symptoms, medical history, and treatment goals. From this the Therapist will pose a personalized treatment plan based on the information gathered. The Massage Therapist will then instruct you how to get on the table, and asked you to undress to your comfort level while the Therapist is out of the room. The Massage Therapist will knock on the door to make sure you are ready before entering. He/she may move you to different positions throughout the treatment to allow the treatment to be most effective for the desired treatment area.
The therapist will be checking your comfort level throughout the treatment to ensure you are relaxed and comfortable.
Q: What if I am late for my treatment?
A: If you are late to you treatment it will end at its usual scedual time to prevent the next client form being delayes and full price will be charged for the treatment.
A: If you must cancel, please do so 24 hours in advance. If canceled 5-23 hours in advance a 50% charge will be apply. If canceled under 5 hours or no-show then full price will be charged
A: You may undress to your level of comfort. Massage Therapists are required to cover/drape you with the sheets so that they only uncover the treatment area.