What is Massage Therapy? - FAQs
Summary
Massage Therapy – What is it?
The Role of a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT)?
Massage Therapy Types & Techniques
Massage Therapy Treatments
Massage Therapy Benefits
Payment Options
This blog post will discuss what massage therapy is and what the role of a registered massage therapist entails. If you are new to massage or looking for a more specific support to meet your needs, this post will help you gain a better understanding of how massage therapy works and what is offered during your experience.
Massage therapy is a treatment approach of acute and chronic conditions that involves manipulating muscles, tendons, ligaments and soft tissue to relieve pain, reduce stress and improve physical function. Massage therapy is used to manage health conditions and improve wellness. There are a variety of massage therapy techniques that that are tailored to helping specific needs of each individual client. These techniques are used in treatments such as deep tissue massage, sports massage, relaxation massage and aromatherapy massage.
The Role of a Registered Massaged Therapists (RMTs) -
An RMT is a licensed professional that has completed specialized training and relevant certifications in massage therapy. RMTs are skilled in various massage therapy techniques that can assess diagnose and treat injuries.
Key Benefits of Working with an RMT -
By working with a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) you receive personalized professional care that goes far beyond pure relaxation. Interested in learning more about the advantages of massage? Check out my other blog ‘The Benefits of Massage Therapy’.
What Does a Typical RMT Session Look Like? -
Wondering what to expect at your first appointment? Each session begins by assessing the needs of the client, understanding health history and lifestyle to help create a customized treatment plan, including setting achievable goals. Then using hands on techniques, RMTs apply therapeutic massage methods specific to the client’s needs.
Do I Need a Doctor’s Referral for a Massage Therapy Appointment? -
You don’t need a doctor’s referral to be treated by a registered massage therapist.
What Payment Options are Available? -
Clients can make payment by Cash, Debit, VISA, Mastercard. AMEX is also accepted.
Direct billing is available for major insurance policy. Insurance receipts are available.
If you are dealing with pain, stress or want to begin your wellness journey, then massage therapy can offer multiple benefits.
Ready to come and experience the difference? Book an appointment with Conor McBride RMT today to begin your journey in healing and relaxation.
