####Registered Massage Therapist and MLD
Brett started practicing as an RMT in 2017. Since then, he has never stopped learning new skills and techniques to further hone his craft. He is passionate about evidence-based and assessment-based treatment, and aims to help his patients manage the stress, pain, and bodily dysfunction that we all experience as part of everyday life. He looks forward to working with motivated individuals who actively participate in their health, both in and out of the treatment room.
####Treatment Style:
The primary focus of Brett's practice is Manual Lymphatic Drainage. He is Level 3 certified, and able to work with Lymphedema.
Benefits of Manual Lymph Drainage:
* Softening areas of tense and fibrous muscle
tissue, like conventional massage techniques can also accomplish
* Decreasing pain
* Promoting relaxation by decreasing activation of the sympathetic nervous system
* Redirecting the flow of lymph to promote health and optimal function
[More About Brett](https://remedywellness.ca/team-posts/brett-mcinnes-rmt/)
30 minute appointment for Registered Massage Therapy for returning patients of Brett McInnes.
Brett is not currently only accepting new patients for Manual Lymphatic Drainage.
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$90–$140· 30–60 minFrom $90 to $140 for 30–60 min — the cheapest and the dearest massage therapy appointments this clinic charges for.
FREE Consult for MLD PatientsNew patient
This is a FREE phone consult for new Manual Lymphatic Drainage Patients. Our Registered Massage Therapist needs to discuss your reason for seeking treatment and explain what to expect, including…
15 min
Manual Lymphatic Drainage - VisitNew patient
Manual lymph drainage (MLD) is a massage technique that focuses on increasing or redirecting the flow of lymph fluid throughout the body, to reduce lymphatic congestion.
MLD is available with…
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$90–$165· 30–75 minFrom $90 to $165 for 30–75 min — the cheapest and the dearest other treatments appointments this clinic charges for.
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