Matthieu Belisle, RMT

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Massage therapyToronto

About Matthieu

Focused on your wellbeing and working with you on achieving your healthcare goals. Matthieu, a massage therapist from Kikkawa College, moved from Montréal to Toronto in 2008 to study massage therapy. In parallel, he undertook studies in the Active Release Therapy program and completed the Upper Extremity, Lower Extremity and Spine modules. Once he had his Registered Massage Therapy license in hand, he went to McMaster University to complete the Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Program as well as the Advanced Neurofunctional Sports Performance Program. Throughout is elementary and high school studies, he played elite hockey as a goalie. Matthieu is focused on the wellbeing of his patients and aims to provide a unique experience at each visit.
Often treats
Back painFoot painInjuriesJoint painNeck painPosture issuesSciaticaShoulder painSports injuries
+3 more
Tense musclesWalking issuesWrist pain
Sees
Adults (18+) · Seniors (65+) · Teens (13-17)
Trained at
Massage Therapist from Kikkawa College · Completion of the Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Program from McMaster University · Completion of the Advanced Neurofunctional Sports Performance Program from McMaster University
Credentials
Registered Massage Therapist (RMT)
Member of
CMTO
Typical cost
More than $125 per visitSun Life’s estimate, from members’ claims

Services & prices

37 options across 12 treatments

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5.023 ratings · Sun Life

Patient · Sun Life · 21 Jan 2025

Matt was great!

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