MASSAGE THERAPY
Massage therapy at Maxwell is not limited to specific areas; it offers comprehensive benefits for various parts of your body. Whether you’re experiencing muscle soreness in your neck, shoulder tension from desk work, or tight forearms from physical labor, our massage therapists are here to help. Don’t hesitate to communicate your specific concerns and let our therapists work on the areas that trouble you the most.
Massage therapy is not just reserved for stress relief. Regular massage treatments play a vital role in maintaining flexibility, mobility, and preventing injuries caused by muscle stiffness. While the frequency of massage therapy sessions varies for each individual, we generally recommend at least one session per month to reduce muscle tension accumulated from daily stresses. However, our massage therapists will work closely with you to create a customized treatment plan that best suits your needs and goals.
What Is Therapy By Massage?
Massage treatment is the manipulation of the body’s superficial and deep tissues to help people feel deeply relaxed, get rid of stress, and stay in the best health possible. Maxwell offers massage therapy services to:
You can learn more about your health through our therapeutic massage therapy sessions.
How often is massage therapy done, and are the people trained?
Our experienced Registered Massage Therapists are ready to meet your therapeutic needs several days a week. The College of Massage Providers of Ontario has signed all our massage providers.
What Conditions Do Maxwell’s Physiotherapy Massage Therapists Treat?
At Maxwell Physiotherapy, we use massage treatment to treat a wide range of conditions, such as:
- Low backache
- Arthritis
- Whiplash/Injuries from cars
- Carpal tunnel syndrome Injuries caused by sports Tendinitis
- Stress in the neck and shoulders
- Rehabilitation after an injury
- Concerns about pregnancy And a lot more…
Combining it with other treatments like massage, chiropractic care, or acupuncture is often suggested to get the best results.
How Long Are The Massage Therapy Sessions?
People can book treatments by the hour or for 30, 45, or 90 minutes.
My Insurance Will Help Pay For The Treatments, Right?
Most extended healthcare plans from private insurance companies pay for massage therapy in whole or part. If you’ve been in a car crash, your auto insurance company may pay for massage therapy sessions.
How Can I Schedule An Appointment?
You can email us at maxwellclinics@gmail.com to find out more about our services.
Where Can I Find Maxwell Physiotherapy Near Me?
Wherever you are, you can find a good spot. If you are a super mom, a workaholic, or a busy college student, our goal is to make massage therapy as relaxing and easy as possible.
What is the practice of massage?
It is a healing method used to calm the body and treat muscle and bone damage. Even though there are different kinds of Massage Therapy, they all aim to get the body’s muscles to work as well as possible and relieve muscle stress. Swedish Massage, Thai Massage, and Athletic Massage are just a few.
Does massage therapy only help my back and neck?
People often think that massage therapy only helps with neck/shoulder and lower back problems caused by worry. But massage can help every part of the body. For example, a carpenter whose job is very physical and requires many fine motor skills with their hands and fingers might find their forearm muscles tired and tight. This person would get a lot out of having their hands massaged. Don’t be afraid to ask your Massage Therapist to work on the parts of your body that are bothering you.
Should I only get a massage when I’m feeling stressed?
As was already said, regular massage therapy is good for more than relieving stress. It keeps the body flexible and mobile and prevents accidents when muscles are too stiff.
How often do I need to get a massage?
There’s no exact rule for how often you should get a massage, but it’s suggested that you go at least once a month so that your body can release the muscle tension that builds up from daily stresses. But it’s best if you and your Massage Therapist work together to devise a treatment plan that works best for you.
