Brenda Martins Bishop, RMT

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About Brenda

Brenda Martins (née Bishop) is a Registered Massage Therapist who graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 1999. Her experience includes working in multidisciplinary clinics, treating motor vehicle accident patients, chronic pain conditions, as well as treating sports and workplace injuries. Brenda enjoys and is passionate about helping people feel their best and reach their wellness goals at any age, and she believes massage is an important complementary modality to other wellness and rehab programs. She also takes a patient-centered approach and treats both the body and mind. Brenda practices Swedish massage techniques which includes therapeutic and relaxation treatments, myofascial trigger point therapy, hydrotherapy and remedial exercise. She can also see patients for deep tissue and pre-natal massage.
Often treats
Ankle painArthritisBack painConcussionsFoot painHeadachesInjuriesJoint painLeg pain
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Neck painOsteoporosisPosture issuesSciaticaScoliosisShoulder painSpasmsSports injuriesSprainsTense musclesWalking issuesWrist pain
Sees
Adults (18+) · Seniors (65+)
Trained at
CMTO Refresher Course, May 2023 · RMT Diploma; College of Massage & Hydrotherapy, 1999 RMT Diploma · Medelco Ultrasound Course, 2000 · Trigenics Course, 2000 · Toronto Advanced Professional Education Services (TAPE), 2000
Credentials
Registered Massage Therapist (RMT)
Member of
College of Massage Therapists of Ontario

Services & prices

15 options across 4 treatments

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