Kimberley is a graduate of Grant MacEwan university's 2200 hour massage therapy diploma program and has been a registered massage therapist since 2011. Her mother took a massage therapy course while pregnant and then continued to teach infant massage with Kim as a demo baby. The passion for massage then transferred to Kim, who got massage treatments herself as a teenager to treat shoulder pain from playing the french horn for 6 hours per day. Kimberley's main goal with massage therapy is to help clients continue to do their favorite daily activities even when pain and overuse injuries prevent them from doing so. She is a self-described old soul who enjoys listening to classical music and ballroom dancing in her spare time.
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A type of massage using long, slow strokes to flush blood towards the heart which gives a feeling of relaxation. Swedish massage strokes are used such as effleurage ( broad lighter strokes to move oil/ lotion ), petrissage (kneading and wringing strokes) and tapotement (shaking and tapping motions to loosed tangled muscle fibres). Clients with heart conditions should not book this type of massage. A 30 minute massage is a short focused session. Suggested for clients just starting massage treatments, children, or those who dislike lying down for long time periods.
A type of massage using long, slow strokes to flush blood towards the heart which gives a feeling of relaxation. Swedish massage strokes are used such as effleurage ( broad lighter strokes to move oil/ lotion ), petrissage (kneading and wringing strokes) and tapotement (shaking and tapping motions to loosed tangled muscle fibres). Clients with heart conditions should not book this type of massage. A 45 minute massage is a short focused session. Suggested for clients just starting massage treatments, children, or those who dislike lying down for long time periods.
A type of massage using long, slow strokes to flush blood towards the heart which gives a feeling of relaxation. Swedish massage strokes are used such as effleurage ( broad lighter strokes to move oil/ lotion ), petrissage (kneading and wringing strokes) and tapotement (shaking and tapping motions to loosed tangled muscle fibres). Clients with heart conditions should not book this type of massage. 60 minutes is a standard time allotment for massages. The therapist can incorporate the entire body in this massage or focus on specific areas of muscle tension.
A type of massage using long, slow strokes to flush blood towards the heart which gives a feeling of relaxation. Swedish massage strokes are used such as effleurage ( broad lighter strokes to move oil/ lotion ), petrissage (kneading and wringing strokes) and tapotement (shaking and tapping motions to loosed tangled muscle fibres). Clients with heart conditions should not book this type of massage. A 75 minute massage adds an enjoyable extra fifteen minutes added on to a standard one hour massage treatment.
A type of massage using long, slow strokes to flush blood towards the heart which gives a feeling of relaxation. Swedish massage strokes are used such as effleurage ( broad lighter strokes to move oil/ lotion ), petrissage (kneading and wringing strokes) and tapotement (shaking and tapping motions to loosed tangled muscle fibres). Clients with heart conditions should not book this type of massage. 90 minutes allows for the ultimate massage experience. This block of time allows for a full body massage with extra focus on areas of tension or time for more feet, hand, head, abdominal, scalp or face massage.
A harmonious blend of relaxation and specific muscle work. Therapist begins the massage with relaxation techniques to warm up the tissue, then continues treatment focusing on deeper muscle groups. 30 Minutes is short focused massage session. Suggested for clients just starting massage treatments, children, or those who dislike lying down for long time periods.
A harmonious blend of relaxation and specific muscle work. Therapist begins the massage with relaxation techniques to warm up the tissue, then continues treatment focusing on deeper muscle groups. 45 minutes is a short focused massage session. Suggested for clients just starting massage treatments, children, or those who dislike lying down for long time periods.
A harmonious blend of relaxation and specific muscle work. Therapist begins the massage with relaxation techniques to warm up the tissue, then continues treatment focusing on deeper muscle groups. The standard time allotment for a massage. Therapist can incorporate the entire body in this massage or focus on specific areas of muscle tension.
Therapeutic massage is a harmonious blend of relaxation and specific muscle work. Therapist begins the massage with relaxation techniques to warm up the tissue, then continues treatment focusing on deeper muscle groups. An enjoyable extra fifteen minutes added on to a standard one hour massage treatment.
Therapeutic massage is a harmonious blend of relaxation and specific muscle work. Therapist begins the massage with relaxation techniques to warm up the tissue, then continues treatment focusing on deeper muscle groups. The ultimate massage experience. This block of time allows for a full body massage with extra focus on areas of tension or time for more feet, hand, head, abdominal, scalp or face massage.
A short time session tailored to children. Active children can benefit from massage therapy just as much as adults. Pressure is modified for a child massage. Is is suggested to book a short time session for a child's first massage treatment to see how long they can lie still.
TMJ or the temporomandibular joint, to be technical, refers to where the jaw articulates. It is a common area of complaint for clients who grind their teeth, have had extensive dental work, or hold tension in their jaw. Therapists can treat the muscles around the jaw by using gloved hands to massage inside the mouth.
TMJ or the temporomandibular joint, to be technical, refers to where the jaw articulates. It is a common area of complaint for clients who grind their teeth, have had extensive dental work, or hold tension in their jaw. Therapists can treat the muscles around the jaw by using gloved hands to massage inside the mouth.
Slow intense work done with little oil/lotion that focuses on treating deep connective tissue in the body. It is normal for clients to feel muscle soreness for up to three days after this kind of treatment. A 45 minute massage is a short focused session. Suggested for clients just starting massage treatments, children, or those who dislike lying down for long time periods.
Slow intense work done with little oil/lotion that focuses on treating deep connective tissue in the body. It is normal for clients to feel muscle soreness for up to three days after this kind of treatment. 60 minutes is a standard time allotment for massages. The therapist can incorporate the entire body in this massage or focus on specific areas of muscle tension.
Slow intense work done with little oil/lotion that focuses on treating deep connective tissue in the body. It is normal for clients to feel muscle soreness for up to three days after this kind of treatment. A 75 minute massage adds an enjoyable extra fifteen minutes added on to a standard one hour massage treatment.
Slow intense work done with little oil/lotion that focuses on treating deep connective tissue in the body. It is normal for clients to feel muscle soreness for up to three days after this kind of treatment. 90 minutes allows for the ultimate massage experience. This block of time allows for a full body massage with extra focus on areas of tension or time for more feet, hand, head, abdominal, scalp or face massage.
Pregnancy massage is recommended for women in their second trimester or after 12 weeks up until their due date. This type of treatment can be helpful to decrease specific muscle tension that occurs when muscle loads shift to carry baby weight at the front of the body and swelling. Treatment occurs with clients lying on their side propped with many pillows for comfort. It is like floating on a cloud, definitely the most comfortable massage position. A 45 minute massage is a short focused session. Suggested for clients just starting massage treatments, children, or those who dislike lying down for long time periods.
Pregnancy massage is recommended for women in their second trimester or after 12 weeks up until their due date. This type of treatment can be helpful to decrease specific muscle tension that occurs when muscle loads shift to carry baby weight at the front of the body and swelling. Treatment occurs with clients lying on their side propped with many pillows for comfort. It is like floating on a cloud, definitely the most comfortable massage position. 60 minutes is a standard time allotment for massages. The therapist can incorporate the entire body in this massage or focus on specific areas of muscle tension.
Pregnancy massage is recommended for women in their second trimester or after 12 weeks up until their due date. This type of treatment can be helpful to decrease specific muscle tension that occurs when muscle loads shift to carry baby weight at the front of the body and swelling. Treatment occurs with clients lying on their side propped with many pillows for comfort. It is like floating on a cloud, definitely the most comfortable massage position. A 75 minute massage adds an enjoyable extra fifteen minutes added on to a standard one hour massage treatment.
Massage therapist uses hot stones between 50-60 degrees Celsius as tools to massage with. A mixture of active (stones used in therapist's hands as tools) and passive (stones laid on specific body parts) can be used. Hot stone massages are tailored to a client's specific heat preferences and can be adapted into a relaxation or therapeutic style treatment. Note to clients: lots of oil is used during hot stone treatments so that the stones glide properly. The therapist recommends clients wear old clothing they don't mind getting oil on. Pregnant women should not book this type of massage. 60 minutes is a standard time allotment for massages. The therapist can incorporate the entire body in this massage or focus on specific areas of muscle tension.
Massage therapist uses hot stones between 50-60 degrees Celsius as tools to massage with. A mixture of active (stones used in therapist's hands as tools) and passive (stones laid on specific body parts) can be used. Hot stone massages are tailored to a client's specific heat preferences and can be adapted into a relaxation or therapeutic style treatment. Note to clients: lots of oil is used during hot stone treatments so that the stones glide properly. The therapist recommends clients wear old clothing they don't mind getting oil on. Pregnant women should not book this type of massage. A 75 minute massage adds an enjoyable extra fifteen minutes added on to a standard one hour massage treatment.
Massage therapist uses hot stones between 50-60 degrees Celsius as tools to massage with. A mixture of active (stones used in therapist's hands as tools) and passive (stones laid on specific body parts) can be used. Hot stone massages are tailored to a client's specific heat preferences and can be adapted into a relaxation or therapeutic style treatment. Note to clients: lots of oil is used during hot stone treatments so that the stones glide properly. The therapist recommends clients wear old clothing they don't mind getting oil on. Pregnant women should not book this type of massage. 90 minutes allows for the ultimate massage experience. This block of time allows for a full body massage with extra focus on areas of tension or time for more feet, hand, head, abdominal, scalp or face massage.
This treatment combines a 60 minute therapeutic body massage alongside a 30 minute head specific hydrotherapy addition. What is a Head Spa treatment: With origins in traditional Asian wellness rituals, head spa treatments focus on scalp care and how it can benefit the entire body. Head spa practices incorporate massage, hydrotherapy and aromatherapy into a uniquely relaxing sensory experience. Benefits of a headspa treatment include: Increasing blood circulation to the scalp resulting in benefits to overall hair health. Decreasing muscle tightness and tension of the scalp, face, jaw, and neck areas. The hydrotherapy “waterfall” can be profoundly relaxing calming the sympathetic nervous system. Who are headspa treatments suitable for? If your favourite part of getting your hair done is when the stylist washes it for you in a basin (and gives a wonderful scalp massage, of course) then this is the treatment for you. Who it is not suitable for: People who wear hair extensions, have sensitive scalps, broken skin barriers of the scalp, anyone who is claustrophobic or fearful of water. Those who are pregnant should disclose this information beforehand as it will require treatment modifications. What does it include? A tranquil therapy headspa leans into my massage therapy skillset and includes: Dry hair scalp massage with oil Wet Scalp massage with shampoo Buccal (face) massage with a hot towel while conditioner is setting. Lymphatic drainage massage of face and neck Fascial release of masseter muscles Optional intra-oral jaw massage as part of buccal protocol.
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