Massage Therapy in Toronto
Assessment-led massage therapy at Riverstone, built around how you move and live.
What Massage Therapy Involves
Registered massage therapy is hands-on treatment of muscle and soft tissue. Our treatments are targeted rather than generic: the assessment decides where the time goes.
It works well on its own and it works well alongside physiotherapy or chiropractic, which is one advantage of having all three in one clinic.
Who It Helps
People come to us with:
- Back and neck pain, including after long periods at a desk
- Sports and training injuries
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Joint pain that has not settled on its own
What a Massage Therapy Appointment Involves
We start with a short assessment: where the symptoms are, what you do all day, and what you want from the session. That decides where the time goes, rather than a routine full-body treatment that gives ten minutes to the area that needed forty.
Pressure is your call throughout. Effective treatment does not require you to grit your teeth, and we will check in as we go.
How It Fits with Other Care
Plenty of people book massage therapy on its own and get what they need. Others use it alongside physiotherapy or chiropractic, where it does a specific job: reducing tone and restriction so the active work lands better.
Because all three are in one clinic, your practitioners can talk to each other rather than working from your description of what someone else said.
Practitioners Who Provide Massage Therapy
Jordan Okafor
Registered Massage Therapist
Sam Whitfield
Registered Massage Therapist
Common Questions About Massage Therapy
Do I need a referral for massage therapy?
What should I bring to my first visit?
Book Massage Therapy in Toronto
Sessions run 45 or 60 minutes and start with a short assessment so the time goes where it is needed. Registered massage therapy is covered by most extended health plans, and we can check yours before you book.