Personalized Massage Therapy
Some people might think that massage is just about being pampered, but in fact, regular massage can improve your quality of life significantly! Regular massage therapy can be a valuable tool to manage the stress that comes with chronic pain or injury. Dr. Jocelyn Nzabalinda, DPT, PT, combines several evidence-based massage techniques into a highly individualized massage treatment that reduces your pain and inflammation caused by injury, surgery, or medical conditions. Schedule a Personalized Massage Therapy session to experience the benefits of a highly individualized massage led by a trained physiotherapist.
We use evidence-based research and our expertise to combine the following massage techniques into your personalized massage program:
Vibration Therapy
Thermotherapy
(Heat and Cold)
Deep Tissue Massage
Lymphatic Drainage
Cold Laser Therapy
Trigger Point Massage
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Electrical Stimulation
Myofascial Release
After a Personalized Massage Therapy Session, you are likely to experience the following benefits:
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​​Increase your blood circulation
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Reduce pain sensitivity in injured and overused muscles
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Decrease post-surgery recovery time and scar tissue
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Reduction in muscle spasms and cramping
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Increase in joint flexibility
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Improvement of range-of-motion in stiff joints
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Decrease lower back pain
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Relief from migraines and headaches
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Decrease the need for medication
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Feel less depression and anxiety
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Release of endorphins, which aid in recovery
Important Message About
Massage Pressure & Pain Sensitivity
Please express the type of pressure you are comfortable with during the massage and if you have health conditions or take medications that impact your pain sensitivity. Deep, painful massage is not always required to have what is considered an effective treatment. Massage should not be extremely painful, but massage can be uncomfortable at times. We do not want you to “Grin and Bear it,” so please let the physiotherapist know your preferred style and pressure depth. Some prefer deep pressure, while others are more comfortable with light or medium pressure. We encourage you to communicate openly with the physiotherapist throughout the session.
