Danielle is a Registered Massage Therapist and one of 12 graduates from the first Massage Therapy cohort at Conestoga College, completing their three year program.
With over 15 years of experience coaching Snowboarding and Mountain Biking, Danielle developed a deep appreciation for movement-focused Rehabilitation and Manual Therapy. Her time living and coaching athletes in British Columbia sparked a passion for helping others recover through manual therapy treatments — something she experienced firsthand during her own athletic injuries.
Danielle is also a certified Personal Trainer with an interest in biomechanics and the movement patterns not only performed in sports but also in the repetitive motions of daily life. She integrates this background to take a holistic and personalized approach to treatment. Her goal is to support clients through their recovery by helping to build optimal movement habits. Danielle enjoys incorporating fascial techniques and joint mobilizations into treatment to help relieve pain and improve mobility.
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Therapeutic ultrasound - high-frequency sound waves to treat various conditions like pain, muscle injuries, and scar tissue. It can be used to heat tissue, promote healing, and reduce inflammation. Ultrasound therapy can be thermal, which uses heat to affect tissue, or mechanical, which uses cavitation to create vibrations and potentially break down scar tissue.
Therapeutic ultrasound - high-frequency sound waves to treat various conditions like pain, muscle injuries, and scar tissue. It can be used to heat tissue, promote healing, and reduce inflammation. Ultrasound therapy can be thermal, which uses heat to affect tissue, or mechanical, which uses cavitation to create vibrations and potentially break down scar tissue.
Therapeutic ultrasound - high-frequency sound waves to treat various conditions like pain, muscle injuries, and scar tissue. It can be used to heat tissue, promote healing, and reduce inflammation. Ultrasound therapy can be thermal, which uses heat to affect tissue, or mechanical, which uses cavitation to create vibrations and potentially break down scar tissue.
Infant / Pediatric Massage Therapy from 28 days - 5 years. Infant massage is a massage therapy for babies. It involves rubbing and stroking the infant’s muscles, tendons and ligaments in a specific way designed for them. Benefits of baby massage · Reduces crying time · Improves sleep and regulates sleep patterns. · Ideal for pre- term infants · Enhances emotions and improves mood · Improves wind, reflux, and constipation · Relieves sinus and chest congestion · Boosts immune system Kindly make sure to book the infants full name as the patient. Parental email and cell phone would be required for the file.
Massage including Athletic Taping. Taping helps to support the ligaments and capsules of unstable joints by limiting excessive or abnormal movements. Taping enhances proprioceptive feedback from the limb or joint, to avoid further injury to the joint. Taping also supports injuries at the musculotendinous junctions by limiting movement. Athletic taping is used for injury prevention, pain management during sporting events, supporting dislocated joints, and provides the ability for the athlete to remain in the practice or event.
Massage including Athletic Taping. Taping helps to support the ligaments and capsules of unstable joints by limiting excessive or abnormal movements. Taping enhances proprioceptive feedback from the limb or joint, to avoid further injury to the joint. Taping also supports injuries at the musculotendinous junctions by limiting movement. Athletic taping is used for injury prevention, pain management during sporting events, supporting dislocated joints, and provides the ability for the athlete to remain in the practice or event.
Massage including Athletic Taping. Taping helps to support the ligaments and capsules of unstable joints by limiting excessive or abnormal movements. Taping enhances proprioceptive feedback from the limb or joint, to avoid further injury to the joint. Taping also supports injuries at the musculotendinous junctions by limiting movement. Athletic taping is used for injury prevention, pain management during sporting events, supporting dislocated joints, and provides the ability for the athlete to remain in the practice or event.
Massage including Athletic Taping. Taping helps to support the ligaments and capsules of unstable joints by limiting excessive or abnormal movements. Taping enhances proprioceptive feedback from the limb or joint, to avoid further injury to the joint. Taping also supports injuries at the musculotendinous junctions by limiting movement. Athletic taping is used for injury prevention, pain management during sporting events, supporting dislocated joints, and provides the ability for the athlete to remain in the practice or event.
A Relaxation Massage performed by an esthetician/beautician typically emphasizes soothing techniques to relieve stress and promote overall well-being. The session begins with a consultation to understand the client's needs and preferences. This massage is not covered by extended health benefits. A Relaxation Massage uses gentle, flowing strokes, such as long, gliding movements like effleurage, and kneading motions to relax the muscles and improve circulation. "Unlike therapeutic massages performed by Registered Massage Therapists, relaxation massages by estheticians focus primarily on surface relaxation and stress relief rather than addressing deep tissue concerns." Essential oils or lotions may be used to enhance the experience, providing aromatherapy benefits as well. The esthetician focuses on areas of tension, ensuring pressure is tailored to the client's comfort level. Throughout the massage, clients are encouraged to breathe deeply and let go of any stress, creating a holistic experience designed to rejuvenate both body and mind. Overall, the goal of a relaxation massage is to provide a serene escape, facilitating both physical relaxation and mental tranquility.
A Relaxation Massage performed by an esthetician/beautician typically emphasizes soothing techniques to relieve stress and promote overall well-being. The session begins with a consultation to understand the client's needs and preferences. This massage is not covered by extended health benefits. A Relaxation Massage uses gentle, flowing strokes, such as long, gliding movements like effleurage, and kneading motions to relax the muscles and improve circulation. "Unlike therapeutic massages performed by Registered Massage Therapists, relaxation massages by estheticians focus primarily on surface relaxation and stress relief rather than addressing deep tissue concerns." Essential oils or lotions may be used to enhance the experience, providing aromatherapy benefits as well. The esthetician focuses on areas of tension, ensuring pressure is tailored to the client's comfort level. Throughout the massage, clients are encouraged to breathe deeply and let go of any stress, creating a holistic experience designed to rejuvenate both body and mind. Overall, the goal of a relaxation massage is to provide a serene escape, facilitating both physical relaxation and mental tranquility.
A Relaxation Massage performed by an esthetician/beautician typically emphasizes soothing techniques to relieve stress and promote overall well-being. The session begins with a consultation to understand the client's needs and preferences. This massage is not covered under extended healthcare benefits. A Relaxation Massage uses gentle, flowing strokes, such as long, gliding movements like effleurage, and kneading motions to relax the muscles and improve circulation. "Unlike therapeutic massages performed by Registered Massage Therapists, relaxation massages by estheticians focus primarily on surface relaxation and stress relief rather than addressing deep tissue concerns." Essential oils or lotions may be used to enhance the experience, providing aromatherapy benefits as well. The esthetician focuses on areas of tension, ensuring pressure is tailored to the client's comfort level. Throughout the massage, clients are encouraged to breathe deeply and let go of any stress, creating a holistic experience designed to rejuvenate both body and mind. Overall, the goal of a relaxation massage is to provide a serene escape, facilitating both physical relaxation and mental tranquility.
A Relaxation Massage performed by an esthetician/beautician typically emphasizes soothing techniques to relieve stress and promote overall well-being. The session begins with a consultation to understand the client's needs and preferences. This massage is not covered by extended health benefits. A Relaxation Massage uses gentle, flowing strokes, such as long, gliding movements like effleurage, and kneading motions to relax the muscles and improve circulation. "Unlike therapeutic massages performed by Registered Massage Therapists, relaxation massages by estheticians focus primarily on surface relaxation and stress relief rather than addressing deep tissue concerns." Essential oils or lotions may be used to enhance the experience, providing aromatherapy benefits as well. The esthetician focuses on areas of tension, ensuring pressure is tailored to the client's comfort level. Throughout the massage, clients are encouraged to breathe deeply and let go of any stress, creating a holistic experience designed to rejuvenate both body and mind. Overall, the goal of a relaxation massage is to provide a serene escape, facilitating both physical relaxation and mental tranquility.
A Relaxation Massage performed by an esthetician/beautician typically emphasizes soothing techniques to relieve stress and promote overall well-being. The session begins with a consultation to understand the client's needs and preferences. This massage is not covered by extended health benefits. A Relaxation Massage uses gentle, flowing strokes, such as long, gliding movements like effleurage, and kneading motions to relax the muscles and improve circulation. "Unlike therapeutic massages performed by Registered Massage Therapists, relaxation massages by estheticians focus primarily on surface relaxation and stress relief rather than addressing deep tissue concerns." Essential oils or lotions may be used to enhance the experience, providing aromatherapy benefits as well. The esthetician focuses on areas of tension, ensuring pressure is tailored to the client's comfort level. Throughout the massage, clients are encouraged to breathe deeply and let go of any stress, creating a holistic experience designed to rejuvenate both body and mind. Overall, the goal of a relaxation massage is to provide a serene escape, facilitating both physical relaxation and mental tranquility.
TMJ (Jaw) Massage is a massage that helps with Temporomandibular Joint Disorders (TMJD). These disorders are the conditions affecting the jaw and the surrounding muscles and ligaments. They are caused by multiple reasons like trauma, stress, incorrect posture, improper bite, clenching and grinding of teeth, arthritis, wear and tear to name a few. Symptoms include difficulty in chewing, pain in the jaw, toothache, headache, pain around the ears, fullness in the ears, ringing/ tinnitus in the ears, clicking/ popping sounds in the jaw. Treatment includes working on the face, neck, back and also inside of the mouth. *please note, disposable vinyl gloves that are latex-free and powder-free are used for each individual appointment*
TMJ (Jaw) Massage is a massage that helps with Temporomandibular Joint Disorders (TMJD). These disorders are the conditions affecting the jaw and the surrounding muscles and ligaments. They are caused by multiple reasons like trauma, stress, incorrect posture, improper bite, clenching and grinding of teeth, arthritis, wear and tear to name a few. Symptoms include difficulty in chewing, pain in the jaw, toothache, headache, pain around the ears, fullness in the ears, ringing/ tinnitus in the ears, clicking/ popping sounds in the jaw. Treatment includes working on the face, neck, back and also inside of the mouth. *please note, disposable vinyl gloves that are latex-free and powder-free are used for each individual appointment*
Athletic/Sports Massage Treatment is specifically designed to support individuals in their physical activities, whether they're recovering from an injury, preparing for a performance, or aiming to improve flexibility and reduce injury risks. The treatment combines a variety of techniques to address the needs of the body before, during, or after physical activity. Here's an overview of the key components of this type of massage: Cupping: This therapy involves placing specialized cups on the skin to create suction. The suction helps to increase blood flow to specific areas, reduce muscle tension, and promote healing by enhancing circulation and reducing inflammation. Light Scraping Tools: Often used for soft tissue manipulation, tools like Gua Sha stones or Graston tools are gently scraped along the skin to help release muscle tightness, break down scar tissue, and increase range of motion. Percussion Massage Gun: A deep tissue technique that uses rapid, short pulses to penetrate deep into muscles. This helps reduce muscle soreness, relieve tension, and stimulate blood circulation for quicker recovery. Trigger Point Tool: A targeted approach to release knots and tight spots in the muscle, known as trigger points. Using specific pressure on these areas can relieve pain and promote better muscle function. Stretching: Dynamic or passive stretching techniques help improve flexibility, enhance muscle length, and support overall mobility. This can also help prevent injuries by preparing the muscles for activity. Overall, Athletic/Sports Massage Treatment can benefit athletes and active individuals by reducing muscle soreness, improving mobility, preventing injuries, and accelerating recovery, all through a combination of therapeutic techniques tailored to the individuals needs.
Athletic/Sports Massage Treatment is specifically designed to support individuals in their physical activities, whether they're recovering from an injury, preparing for a performance, or aiming to improve flexibility and reduce injury risks. The treatment combines a variety of techniques to address the needs of the body before, during, or after physical activity. Here's an overview of the key components of this type of massage: Cupping: This therapy involves placing specialized cups on the skin to create suction. The suction helps to increase blood flow to specific areas, reduce muscle tension, and promote healing by enhancing circulation and reducing inflammation. Light Scraping Tools: Often used for soft tissue manipulation, tools like Gua Sha stones or Graston tools are gently scraped along the skin to help release muscle tightness, break down scar tissue, and increase range of motion. Percussion Massage Gun: A deep tissue technique that uses rapid, short pulses to penetrate deep into muscles. This helps reduce muscle soreness, relieve tension, and stimulate blood circulation for quicker recovery. Trigger Point Tool: A targeted approach to release knots and tight spots in the muscle, known as trigger points. Using specific pressure on these areas can relieve pain and promote better muscle function. Stretching: Dynamic or passive stretching techniques help improve flexibility, enhance muscle length, and support overall mobility. This can also help prevent injuries by preparing the muscles for activity. Overall, Athletic/Sports Massage Treatment can benefit athletes and active individuals by reducing muscle soreness, improving mobility, preventing injuries, and accelerating recovery, all through a combination of therapeutic techniques tailored to the individuals needs
Athletic/Sports Massage Treatment is specifically designed to support individuals in their physical activities, whether they're recovering from an injury, preparing for a performance, or aiming to improve flexibility and reduce injury risks. The treatment combines a variety of techniques to address the needs of the body before, during, or after physical activity. Here's an overview of the key components of this type of massage: Cupping: This therapy involves placing specialized cups on the skin to create suction. The suction helps to increase blood flow to specific areas, reduce muscle tension, and promote healing by enhancing circulation and reducing inflammation. Light Scraping Tools: Often used for soft tissue manipulation, tools like Gua Sha stones or Graston tools are gently scraped along the skin to help release muscle tightness, break down scar tissue, and increase range of motion. Percussion Massage Gun: A deep tissue technique that uses rapid, short pulses to penetrate deep into muscles. This helps reduce muscle soreness, relieve tension, and stimulate blood circulation for quicker recovery. Trigger Point Tool: A targeted approach to release knots and tight spots in the muscle, known as trigger points. Using specific pressure on these areas can relieve pain and promote better muscle function. Stretching: Dynamic or passive stretching techniques help improve flexibility, enhance muscle length, and support overall mobility. This can also help prevent injuries by preparing the muscles for activity. Overall, Athletic/Sports Massage Treatment can benefit athletes and active individuals by reducing muscle soreness, improving mobility, preventing injuries, and accelerating recovery, all through a combination of therapeutic techniques tailored to the individuals needs
Trinity RMT is holding our next Hot Stone class for Massage Therapist's on August 10th from 12-5. There is a $200.00 deposit required to hold your spot. Total cost of the course is $350 plus 45.50HST with a total of 395.50. The remaining after deposit of 195.50 will be due the day of the course.
This treatment is provided by a provider that is not an RMT and is not covered by your extended healthcare insurance.
This treatment is provided by a provider that is not an RMT and is not covered by your extended healthcare insurance.
Performed by a Esthetician, Beautician, or similar trade and is not covererd by extended health insurance. Hot Stone Massage can melt the tension out of your muscle and give you a sense of grounding. This soothing massage will relax you if you enjoy heat and is a great option for the ticklish client.
Performed by a Esthetician, Beautician, or similar trade and is not covererd by extended health insurance. Hot Stone Massage can melt the tension out of your muscle and give you a sense of grounding. This soothing massage will relax you if you enjoy heat and is a great option for the ticklish client.
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