Relieve Plantar Fasciitis Pain and Rediscover Freedom of Movement with Expert Massage Therapy in Toronto

As an RMT, I will continue to offer high-quality therapeutic massage therapy treatments. In addition, with my additional education and training in functional neurology, I can offer patients an integrative approach that often has many longer-lasting benefits. Using a functional neurology-based therapy like P-DTR, we identify the movements that cause your symptoms, perform a specific treatment, retest the same movement after treatment, then provide you with the appropriate exercises for “homework” to solidify our results. Rest assured, I am also Certified and Licensed by the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario.

I often hear from my patients that they have tried nearly everything to resolve their issues or meet their fitness goals. Since every case is unique, this is why I have an initial assessment appointment for first timer visitors. It allows me to understand the problem better, ask the proper questions, and recommend the best treatment for your needs.

Massage therapy for Plantar Fasciitis offers several benefits. It helps reduce pain, inflammation, and muscle tension in the foot, promoting relaxation and improving blood circulation. Additionally, targeted techniques can release adhesions and restore flexibility to the fascia, promoting healing and reducing the risk of reoccurrence.

The timeline for experiencing results can vary depending on the severity of the condition and individual factors. Some individuals may experience relief after a few sessions, while others may require more time. Consistency and adherence to the recommended treatment plan, including self-care measures, are crucial for optimal results.

Plantar Fasciitis massage can involve some discomfort, particularly when addressing areas of tension and trigger points. However, your therapist will work within your comfort level, ensuring that the pressure applied is appropriate for your tolerance. Effective communication with your therapist is essential to ensure a comfortable and effective session.

While massage therapy cannot guarantee a cure for Plantar Fasciitis, it can significantly contribute to heel pain reduction, improved mobility, and overall healing. Combined with a comprehensive treatment plan that includes stretching, strengthening exercises, and proper footwear, massage therapy can play a vital role in managing and overcoming Plantar Fasciitis.

It’s essential to inform your massage therapist about any pre-existing foot conditions or injuries before the session. Your therapist will evaluate your specific situation and adjust the treatment approach accordingly. In some cases, modifications may be made to avoid aggravating the condition or injury while still providing therapeutic benefits for Plantar Fasciitis.

Depending on the severity of your Plantar Fasciitis, your therapist may recommend modifications or temporary adjustments to your regular activities to support the healing process. It’s crucial to follow their guidance to prevent further strain on the affected foot and promote optimal recovery. Open communication with your therapist is key in determining the appropriate level of activity during your treatment.

The timing for resuming regular activities after Plantar Fasciitis massage will depend on several factors, including the severity of your condition and your body’s response to treatment. Your massage therapist will provide guidance on gradually reintroducing activities and exercises to avoid reinjury. It’s important to listen to your body, follow the recommended plan, and communicate with your therapist to ensure a safe and effective transition.

Yes, combining Plantar Fasciitis massage with other treatments or therapies can enhance overall results. Your massage therapist can work in conjunction with other healthcare professionals, such as physiotherapists or podiatrists, to create a comprehensive treatment plan tailored to your specific needs. This integrated approach may involve exercises, stretching routines, orthotics, or other modalities that complement the massage therapy, leading to more comprehensive and effective outcomes.

Prices and my availability can be found on my Massage online booking calendar

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I work with people from all walks of life! From the weekend warrior to the seasoned athlete, I will always find the most effective way for everyone to find success in meeting their goals.

No, my clinic practice is geared more towards therapeutic care rather than a spa so a tip is not required. Referring me to your friends and family is the most appreciated form of a tip. If your experience is spectacular, consider giving me a great review!

Yes. If you have remaining coverage for Registered Massage Therapy, you will be issued a RMT receipt upon payment that you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement. In some cases, a Doctor’s note may be required – Contact your insurance company for details. We are not direct billing for Massage Therapy at the moment.

Unfortunately, no. My schedule is frequently booked up weeks in advance. I recommend booking an appointment ahead of time using my online booking system.

I have experience in several different types of Massage Techniques including deep tissue massage, sports massage, trigger point therapy, Fascial stretching, Neurokinetic therapy and corrective exercise