Checked 6 min ago·By email. Openings can change, and nothing is reserved.
Typical price
$119 / 60 min
From $59
Bills directly
Extended health plans
Checked 13 Nov 2026
About Nick
Direct billing to Extended health plans.
Treatments
5 treatments with Nick
60 minMassage therapy services to be billed under CAF approved framework.
Price not listedThis clinic lists no price for massage therapy.›
15–30 minInfant massage has many benefits; improved sleep patterns, reducing discomfort caused by teething, eases constipation and colic. We treat infants for TMJ dysfunction, torticollis, issues with breastfeeding (depth of latch, painful latch) and reduced range of motion. First time booking is required to book 30 minutes. 15 minutes is for ongoing treatments.
$59–$79$59 to $79 for massage therapy.›
30–90 minThe 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. Deep tissue, relaxation, prenatal, postpartum, chronic or acute conditions - all can be booked under Massage Therapy. Your RMT will assess and tailor your treatment to each individual.
$79–$154$79 to $154 for massage therapy.›
30–90 minPrenatal and postpartum massage share many of the same benefits as a regular massage. With the constant changes happening with the pregnant woman’s body, there are many discomforts that massage can help to relieve: Back aches, Sciatic pain, Muscle tension through neck, shoulders and hips, Leg cramps, Swelling in legs, ankles, wrists, Headaches, Sore joints, Stress and anxiety. Massage therapy can help alleviate the postural discomforts of breastfeeding and caring for your newborn, as well as some of the physical discomforts after giving birth.
$79–$154$79 to $154 for massage therapy.›
60 minVeteran's Affairs Canada and Canadian Armed Forces approved massage therapy treatment. *Must have prescription.