Registered Massage Therapist Serving Sault Ste. Marie

If you’re looking for a quality massage, you’re in the right place. With just the right amount of pressure, massage can ease tension in sore muscles & joints, and help with injury recovery. With massage therapy being covered by many people’s health benefits, it is now more convenient than ever to experience the positive effects of therapeutic massage.

Cory Laframboise RMT, B.Sc

Massage for Pain & Injury

If you have a specific problem with a muscle, tendon, ligament or joint, then massage therapy may be helpful in your rehabilitation or pain management. Massage is the most useful after the acute inflammation (redness, swelling, and heat) phase has died down to more manageable levels and pressure can be tolerated.

Relaxation Massage

As the name implies, relaxation massage employs standard kneading and gliding techniques to release excess muscle tension, muscle fatigue and stress. The intention of the treatment is to promote feelings of wellbeing and reconnect you with your body, while reducing muscle aches and pains.

Have a Question or Concern?

Unsure if a certain massage is for you? Not to worry, reach out and I’ll get back to you as quick as I can.

See answers to common questions on the FAQ page.

Deep Tissue Massage

Deep tissue usually uses the standard techniques found in the Swedish or myofascial release systems, but the intention and focus of the treatment is to rout out deep tension and muscle knots. Typically, there is more pressure and the techniques move a lot slower. This allows for deeper muscles to be worked during treatment without pain.

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Swedish Foot Massage

Swedish foot massage is an alternative to reflexology. It uses more kneading and gliding movements over the entire foot. This type of treatment is often requested by people who have plantar fasciitis, or work on their feet for long hours. A thorough foot, lower leg and ankle treatment can easily be accomplished in 30 minutes.