RMT Massages
RMT Prices​​​
Duration Group A Group B
30 Minutes $ 75 - $ 85
45 Minutes $ 95 - $110
60 Minutes. $115 - $130
75 Minutes $135 - $150
90 Minutes. $155 - $170
Note: 1 Prices for massages have been divided into two groups:
Group A and Group B (Group B being slightly more expensive).
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Note 2: Head Massage, Sports Massage and Deep Tissue Massages 60 minutes Max
Note 3: RMT Massages are subject to HST (Add 13% to the prices)
See below the treatments offered by the clinic, their Goals, Techniques, Benefits, and Best for (needs). ​
Group A
Therapeutic Massage
Goal: Target specific pain, dysfunction, or injury under a treatment plan.​
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Techniques: Assessment-based approach, using multiple massage techniques and stretching.
Benefits: Can helps with chronic pain (neck, back, shoulder, sciatica). Can complement physiotherapy or chiropractic care.​
Best for: Individuals recovering from injury, surgery, or those managing chronic musculoskeletal pain.
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Group A
Craniosacral and Myofascial Massage
Goal: Address chronic muscle tension and adhesions ("knots").
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Techniques: Slow, firm pressure targeting deeper layers of muscle and fascia.
​Benefits: Can help improve muscle recovery and can help reduce chronic pain. Can help break down scar tissue and restore mobility.
Best for: Athletes, those with repetitive strain or postural issues.
Group A
Head Massage
Goal: To release scalp and neck tension while calming the nervous system and promoting mental clarity.
Technique: Rhythmic pressure, kneading, and acupressure applied to the scalp, temples, neck, and upper shoulders.
Benefits: Can help reduce headaches, stress, and fatigue while improving circulation, sleep quality, and focus.
Best for: Individuals experiencing stress, migraines, jaw/neck tension, insomnia, or mental overload
Group B
Pre/Post Natal Massage
Goal: Support comfort during and after pregnancy.
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Techniques: Side-lying positioning, gentle pressure, focus on back, hips, legs.
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Benefits: Can help reduce swelling, back pain, and fatigue. Can help support circulation and sleep quality.
Best for: Expecting or postpartum clients (after medical clearance).
Group B
Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage
Goal: Target specific pain, dysfunction, or injury under a treatment plan.​
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Techniques: Assessment-based approach, using multiple massage techniques and stretching.
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Benefits: Can help with chronic pain (neck, back, shoulder, sciatica). Can complement physiotherapy or chiropractic care.​
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Best for: Individuals recovering from injury, surgery, or those managing chronic musculoskeletal pain.
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Group B
Hot Stone Massage
Goal: Deep relaxation and muscle softening.
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Techniques: Heated basalt stones applied and glided over the body.
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Benefits: Can help warm and relax muscles before deeper work. Can help reduce stress and improve circulation.
​Best for: Stress relief, relaxation, and those who prefer heat-based
Group B
Deep Tissue Massage
Goal: To release scalp and neck tension while calming the nervous system and promoting mental clarity.
Technique: Rhythmic pressure, kneading, and acupressure applied to the scalp, temples, neck, and upper shoulders.
Benefits: Can help reduce headaches, stress, and fatigue while improving circulation, sleep quality, and focus.
Best for: Individuals experiencing stress, migraines, jaw/neck tension, insomnia, or mental overload
Group B
Sports Massage
Goal: Enhance athletic performance and recovery
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Techniques: A combination of deep tissue, stretching, trigger point therapy, and joint mobilization.
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Benefits: Can help reduce muscle soreness and prevent injury. It can help improve flexibility and speed recovery between training sessions. ​​
Best for: Runners, cyclists, gym goers, or anyone training.