The Theory Behind Neurokinetic Therapy Everything is connected....but how? Neurokinetic Therapy was co-developed by David Weinstock in the mid-1980s. It is an assessment and treatment protocol or technique that can be used to treat a wide variety of disorders. NKT is...
TMJD or Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction can be effectively treated with physiotherapy, massage therapy or chiropractic. TMJD may be experienced as tension in the jaw, pain in the jaw, clicking on opening or closing the jaw, inner ear pain, headaches, tinnitus or...
Chronic levels of stress and tension are often seen where symptoms of migraines, tension headaches, digestive upset, skin break outs, hypertension, insomnia and muscle pain present. Feeling stressed out and drained of energy are some of of the most common problems...
Arthritis is a painful condition that many people suffer with. Massage therapy can be an effective, side-effect free complement to your existing arthritis management plan. Have you heard about our Chronic Conditions Program? If you can't afford to see an RMT...
Pregnancy Massage Pregnancy causes significant physiological, structural and emotional changes in mothers-to-be. As exciting as this time of joyful expectation is, fluctuating hormone levels and the growth of the baby can sometimes cause uncomfortable symptoms. For...
Migraines aren’t a good time, as someone who suffers from episodic migraines and went through a few years of chronic and totally debilitating migraines I am all too familiar with the impact they can have on our lives socially, physically and psychologically. I...
What To Expect When You Get An RMT Massage Your RMT will review your health history form and treatment goals in a short interview at the beginning of your appointment. Some massage treatment goals are straight forward, some are more complex and may require more...
Headaches can be awful, especially when they happen often. Its normal to have to occasional headache that you can explain like a dehydration headache, or a hangover headache. The often clear up on their own or by rehydrating. But what if they happen often and don't go...