60-minute therapeutic
Assessment plus treatment focused on one or two problem areas.
Princess Street, Kingston
Registered massage therapists, direct billing to most insurers, and treatment aimed at the thing that actually hurts.
Treatments
Every first appointment starts with an assessment, so the hour is spent where it will do something.
Assessment plus treatment focused on one or two problem areas.
For full-body work or when several areas need attention.
Slower, firmer work for chronic tension. Soreness for a day after is normal.
Side-lying with proper bolstering, from a therapist certified in prenatal care.
Treatment billed directly to your accident claim where coverage is approved.
About
Half of clients endure an uncomfortable hour rather than speak up. We check in early and often, and there is no correct answer — some people want deep work, some want to fall asleep, and both are a valid use of the appointment. Tell us about the music too; not everyone finds pan flutes relaxing.
“I said the pressure was too much for the first time in my life and she just adjusted it and carried on. Turns out you are allowed to do that.”
Neil B. · Kingston
“Direct billed my insurance so I paid nothing at the desk. Booked six sessions before December because they warned me the benefits reset.”
Charmaine O. · Amherstview
“Two years of shoulder pain and the assessment found it was coming from my neck. Four sessions and it has not come back.”
Vikram J. · Napanee
Visit
184 Princess Street, Suite 3
Kingston, ON K7L 3A6
Serving Kingston, Amherstview and Napanee
FAQ
Yes, to most major insurers, so in most cases you pay nothing at the desk. Tell us your provider when you book and we will confirm first.
60 minutes is $105, 90 minutes $150, deep tissue $115 and prenatal $110. Most extended health plans cover registered massage therapy in full or in part.
Only to your comfort level. You are draped throughout and only the area being worked on is uncovered. Plenty of people stay fully clothed for shoulder and neck work.
It should not, beyond a productive kind of discomfort you choose. Say so the moment it is too much — checking in is part of the job, not an interruption.