Qai S., RMT
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RAPID NFRNew patient
“RAPID-NFR
this is a great first appointment to see how RAPID can help. RAPID addresses the central nervous system's role in alleviating tension and restrictions within muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia and nerves. Acute or Chronic pain, RAPID is the answer.
YOU only have your pain to lose!!
Some of the conditions that can be quickly resolved with RAPID-NFR:
headaches /migraines, back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, shin splints, shoulder pain, sciatica, plantar fasciitis, knee problems, tennis/ golfers elbow, whiplash, TMJ, frozen shoulder, bursitis, bunions and arthritic joints”2 optionsTreatmentFollow-up
“120 Minute Massage — “2 Hour Treatment”
Massage Therapy (RMT Session)
Time to work through it all.
The 2-hour treatment allows your therapist to move through the entire body without rushing, while still spending focused time on the areas that need it most. Nothing gets skipped, and nothing feels cut short.
This session gives space for deeper work, slower pacing, and a more complete treatment overall.
Your Registered Massage Therapist will tailor the session using a combination of techniques such as deep tissue work, myofascial release, and therapeutic Swedish massage—adjusting throughout based on how your body responds.
This session is ideal for:
Multiple areas of tension or discomfort
Chronic or long-standing patterns
Full-body treatment with detailed, focused work
Stress, fatigue, or feeling run down
Clients who want a thorough, unhurried session
What to expect:
A full-body treatment with time to revisit key areas and work more deeply where needed—while still allowing your body to settle and integrate the work.
Session Lengths Available:
30 minutes — focused, targeted treatment
45 minutes — shorter full-body or targeted care
60 minutes — most common, full-body or combination
75 minutes — extended, deeper treatment
90 minutes+ — comprehensive full-body session
120 minutes — full-body, unhurried care (2 Hour Treatment)
All treatments are provided by licensed Registered Massage Therapists and are eligible for most insurance plans.
Book a 2-hour massage in Saskatoon for full-body, unhurried care. Ideal for chronic tension, recovery, and complete RMT treatment.
FAQ Section
What’s the benefit of a 2-hour massage?
It allows your therapist to treat the full body while spending extra time on areas that need deeper work—without rushing.
Is this better than 90 minutes?
If you have multiple areas or want more detailed treatment, the extra time makes a noticeable difference.
Who should book this session?
Clients with chronic tension, complex patterns, or anyone wanting a more complete treatment.
Can I use insurance for a 2-hour session?
Yes. All sessions are provided by licensed RMTs and are eligible for most extended health benefits.”Extra Time - SessionFollow-up
“75 Minute Massage — “The Extra Time”
Massage Therapy (RMT Session)
More time. More depth. More room for your body to shift.
The 75-minute session is ideal when 60 minutes isn’t quite enough. It allows your therapist to move more slowly, work more thoroughly, and address multiple areas of the body without feeling rushed.
This is where treatment and relaxation begin to blend—giving your nervous system time to settle while still creating meaningful change in the tissues.
Your Registered Massage Therapist will tailor the session using a combination of techniques such as deep tissue work, myofascial release, and therapeutic Swedish massage, depending on your goals.
This session is ideal for:
Deeper, more detailed work on problem areas
Full-body treatment with extra attention where needed
Chronic tension patterns or recurring discomfort
Injury recovery that requires more time
Clients who want both therapeutic work and relaxation
What to expect:
A full-body session with time to slow down and focus—your therapist can address key areas without sacrificing the rest of the body.
Many clients find this is where real progress happens, especially when working through longer-standing patterns.
Session Lengths Available:
30 minutes — focused, targeted treatment
45 minutes — shorter full-body or targeted care
60 minutes — most common, full-body or combination
75 minutes — extended, deeper treatment (The Extra Time)
90 minutes+ — comprehensive full-body session
All treatments are provided by licensed Registered Massage Therapists and are eligible for most insurance plans.
Experience a 75-minute massage in Saskatoon for deeper treatment and full-body relief. Ideal for chronic tension, recovery, and lasting results with RMT care.
FAQ Section
Why choose 75 minutes instead of 60?
If you have multiple areas to address or want deeper work without feeling rushed, 75 minutes gives your therapist the time to do both.
Is 75 minutes a full-body massage?
Yes—with additional time to focus on specific areas that need more attention.
Who is this session best for?
Clients dealing with chronic tension, recurring pain, or those who want a more complete, unhurried treatment.
Can I use insurance for a 75-minute massage?
Yes. All sessions are performed by licensed RMTs and are eligible for most extended health benefits.”Postnatal Massage
“Postnatal Care At StoonRMT. Pelvic Floor and Pelvic Stability for new moms is a area of expertise. Book In Today To Learn More about Postnatal Recovery. Mobile Massage Optional and Closing The Bones is also a Add on Therapist Specific.”PreNatal Massage
“Prenatal Massage
Our Prenatal Massage sessions are designed to support your changing body throughout pregnancy, offering comfort, relaxation, and functional preparation for birth.
Using the Body Ready Method® and therapeutic prenatal techniques, our Registered Massage Therapists work with you to:
Relieve common pregnancy discomforts such as back pain, hip tightness, swelling, and sciatic tension
Support pelvic alignment, posture, and mobility to prepare the body for labor and birth
Improve circulation and reduce stress, promoting overall well-being for both parent and baby
Create space in the ribcage and pelvis to optimize breathing and baby’s positioning
Our approach is safe, nurturing, and tailored to your stage of pregnancy. Whether you’re looking for pain relief, relaxation, or functional bodywork to feel more prepared for birth, prenatal massage offers a blend of comfort and clinical care.
✨ Available in 45, 60, 75, and 90-minute sessions.”The Express - SessionFollow-up
“30 Minute Massage — “The Express One”
Massage Therapy (RMT Session)
Short, focused, and effective.
The 30-minute session is designed for targeted treatment when you know exactly what needs attention. Whether it’s a tight neck, sore low back, or shoulder that won’t let go, this session allows your therapist to work directly into the area with precision and purpose.
This is not a rushed version of a full-body massage—it’s strategic care for one or two key areas.
Your Registered Massage Therapist will tailor the treatment using techniques such as deep tissue work, myofascial release, or therapeutic Swedish massage, depending on what your body needs that day.
This session is ideal for:
Neck and shoulder tension
Low back or hip discomfort
Injury-specific treatment
Maintenance between longer sessions
Busy schedules needing quick, effective care
What to expect:
Focused, intentional work on a specific area of concern. Minimal fluff, maximum impact.
Many clients use this as a quick reset during the workweek or as part of a consistent treatment plan.
Session Lengths Available:
30 minutes — focused, targeted treatment (The Express One)
45 minutes — short full-body or specific areas
60 minutes — most common, full-body or combination
75 minutes — deeper, more spacious work
90 minutes+ — comprehensive full-body session
All treatments are provided by licensed Registered Massage Therapists and are eligible for most insurance plans.
Need quick relief? Book a 30-minute express massage in Saskatoon. Target tension, reduce pain, and feel better fast with professional RMT care.
FAQ Section
Is 30 minutes enough for a massage?
Yes—if you have a specific area that needs attention. This session is designed for focused, targeted treatment rather than full-body work.
What areas can be treated in 30 minutes?
Common areas include neck and shoulders, low back, hips, or arms. Your therapist will help prioritize based on your needs.
Can I use insurance for a 30-minute session?
Yes. This session is performed by a licensed RMT and is eligible for most extended health benefits.
When should I choose 30 minutes vs 60 minutes?
Choose 30 minutes for quick, targeted relief. Choose 60 minutes if you want full-body work or more comprehensive treatment.”The Extended - SessionFollow-up
“90 Minute Massage — “The Extended”
Massage Therapy (RMT Session)
Unhurried. Comprehensive. Fully restorative.
The 90-minute session is your most complete treatment option—designed for those who want the time and space to work through the entire body while giving extra attention to areas that need it most.
This is where deeper therapeutic work and full nervous system downregulation truly come together. Your body has time to settle, release, and integrate without feeling rushed or cut short.
Your Registered Massage Therapist will tailor the session using a blend of techniques such as deep tissue work, myofascial release, and therapeutic Swedish massage, adapting throughout the treatment based on how your body responds.
This session is ideal for:
Chronic pain or long-standing tension patterns
Full-body treatment with detailed, focused work
Stress, burnout, and nervous system overload
Injury recovery requiring more time and care
Clients who want a complete, immersive experience
What to expect:
A true full-body session with time to move slowly, follow patterns, and work deeply where needed—without sacrificing the rest of the body.
Many clients describe this as the session where everything finally has space to unwind.
Session Lengths Available:
30 minutes — focused, targeted treatment
45 minutes — shorter full-body or targeted care
60 minutes — most common, full-body or combination
75 minutes — extended, deeper treatment
90 minutes+ — comprehensive full-body experience (The Extended)
All treatments are provided by licensed Registered Massage Therapists and are eligible for most insurance plans.
Experience a 90-minute massage in Saskatoon for full-body relief and deep restoration. Ideal for chronic tension, stress, and complete RMT care.
FAQ Section
Is 90 minutes worth it?
If you want both full-body treatment and deeper focused work, 90 minutes allows your therapist the time to do both without compromise.
What’s the difference between 75 and 90 minutes?
75 minutes allows for deeper work. 90 minutes allows for depth and full integration—nothing feels rushed or left out.
Who should book a 90-minute massage?
Clients with chronic pain, high stress, multiple areas of concern, or anyone wanting a more complete, restorative experience.
Can I use insurance for a 90-minute session?
Yes. All sessions are provided by licensed RMTs and are eligible for most extended health benefits.”The Refresh - SessionFollow-up
“45 Minute Massage — “The Refresh”
Massage Therapy (RMT Session)
A reset without needing the full hour.
The 45-minute session offers the perfect balance between focused treatment and full-body care. It gives your therapist enough time to address your main areas of concern while still allowing your body to settle, unwind, and integrate the work.
Ideal for those who want more than a quick fix—but don’t need a full 60-minute session.
Your Registered Massage Therapist will tailor the treatment using a blend of techniques such as Swedish massage, deep tissue work, and myofascial release, depending on your needs and preferences.
Some sessions focus on 1–2 key areas with depth. Others move through the body more broadly with a lighter, integrative approach.
This session is ideal for:
General tension and stress relief
Neck, shoulders, and low back combination work
Busy schedules needing meaningful care
Maintenance between longer sessions
A quick but noticeable nervous system reset
What to expect:
A partial full-body treatment or focused work across a few key areas—enough time to create change, without feeling rushed.
Many clients choose this as their “in-between” session to stay consistent without committing to a full hour.
Session Lengths Available:
30 minutes — focused, targeted treatment
45 minutes — balanced, efficient reset (The Refresh)
60 minutes — most common, full-body or combination
75 minutes — deeper, more spacious work
90 minutes+ — comprehensive full-body session
All treatments are provided by licensed Registered Massage Therapists and are eligible for most insurance plans.
Book a 45-minute massage in Saskatoon for the perfect balance of targeted relief and full-body reset. Professional RMT care tailored to your needs.
FAQ Section
Is 45 minutes enough for a full-body massage?
It can be, with a lighter approach. Many sessions focus on key areas while still including some broader work across the body.
Who is this session best for?
This is ideal for people who want more than a quick fix but don’t need a full 60-minute treatment.
Can I use insurance for a 45-minute massage?
Yes. All sessions are provided by licensed RMTs and are eligible for most extended health benefits.
How is this different from 30 or 60 minutes?
30 minutes is very focused. 60 minutes allows for full-body or deeper work. 45 minutes sits right in between—efficient, but still spacious enough to feel like a reset.”The Regular - Session
“60 Minute Massage — “The Regular”
This is where most people begin-and often where they return.
The 60-minute session is our most popular offering, designed to meet you exactly where you are. Whether you’re carrying stress, recovering from injury, or simply needing to reconnect with your body, this treatment gives enough time to both settle your nervous system and create meaningful change in the tissues.
Your Registered Massage Therapist will tailor the session to your needs using a combination of techniques such as Swedish massage, deep tissue work, and myofascial release. Some sessions are slow and grounding. Others are more targeted and therapeutic. Most are a blend of both.
This is not a “one-size-fits-all” treatment-it’s responsive, intuitive, and built around you.
This session can support:
Muscle tension and chronic tightness
Stress and nervous system overload
Injury recovery and rehabilitation
Circulation and mobility
General maintenance and prevention
What to expect:
A full-body treatment or focused work on specific areas (neck, shoulders, low back, hips, etc.), depending on your goals for the session.
Many clients use this as their regular reset—monthly, bi-weekly, or as needed.
Session Lengths Available:
30 minutes — focused, targeted treatment
45 minutes — short full-body or specific areas
60 minutes — the regular (most booked)
75 minutes — deeper, more spacious work
90 minutes+ — comprehensive full-body and nervous system reset
All treatments are provided by licensed Registered Massage Therapists and are eligible for most insurance plans.
Professional 60-minute massage therapy in Saskatoon. Reduce tension, improve mobility, and support recovery with personalized RMT treatments at StoonRMT.
FAQ Section
How often should I book a 60-minute massage?
Most clients come every 2–4 weeks for maintenance, or more frequently during periods of stress, injury recovery, or increased physical demand.
Is 60 minutes enough for a full-body massage?
Yes—60 minutes allows for either a full-body treatment or focused work on key areas. If you want deeper or more detailed work, 75–90 minutes may be a better fit.
Can I use my insurance for this session?
Yes. All sessions are performed by licensed Registered Massage Therapists and are eligible for most extended health benefits.”Openings checked 25 min ago · prices come straight from the clinic — never marked up
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