Sheri is a Registered Massage Therapist with over 7 years of experience, focused on helping clients recover, move better, and perform at their best through targeted, evidence-informed care. She specializes in sports and injury rehabilitation, treating acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions using a combination of deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, and contemporary acupuncture to reduce pain and restore mobility. Sheri also provides dedicated perinatal care, offering safe and supportive treatment throughout pregnancy and postpartum to relieve discomfort and promote overall well-being for both mother and baby.
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Packages are available, please contact the clinic at 416-400-6280 Ext #1 or 2, for more information!
Feel lighter, refreshed and visibly more contoured. A dynamic, sculpting-focused treatment that uses faster, rhythmic techniques to encourage fluid movement and enhance the appearance of natural body contours. The pace is more energizing than traditional lymphatic work, creating a refreshing and invigorating experience. This treatment enhances circulation and can create a immediate feeling of lightness and body definition. Often chosen for pre-event prep, supporting detox pathways and general maintenance. Packages are available, please contact the clinic at 416-400-6280 Ext #1 or 2, for more information!
Feel lighter, refreshed and visibly more contoured. A dynamic, sculpting-focused treatment that uses faster, rhythmic techniques to encourage fluid movement and enhance the appearance of natural body contours. The pace is more energizing than traditional lymphatic work, creating a refreshing and invigorating experience. This treatment enhances circulation and can create a immediate feeling of lightness and body definition. Often chosen for pre-event prep, supporting detox pathways and general maintenance. Packages are available, please contact the clinic at 416-400-6280 Ext #2, for more information!
Feel lighter, refreshed and visibly more contoured. A dynamic, sculpting-focused treatment that uses faster, rhythmic techniques to encourage fluid movement and enhance the appearance of natural body contours. The pace is more energizing than traditional lymphatic work, creating a refreshing and invigorating experience. This treatment enhances circulation and can create a immediate feeling of lightness and body definition. Often chosen for pre-event prep, supporting detox pathways and general maintenance. Packages are available, please contact the clinic at 416-400-6280 Ext #2, for more information!
Buy 3, save 10%. Buy 5, save 15%. Packages available, please call reception for more details at 416-400-6280 ext. 2.
Buy 3, save 10%. Buy 5, save 15%. Packages available, please call reception for more details at 416-400-6280 ext. 2.
Buy 3, save 10%. Buy 5, save 15%. Packages available, please call reception for more details at 416-400-6280 ext. 2.
Buy 3, save 10%. Buy 5, save 15%. Packages available, please call reception for more details at 416-400-6280 ext. 2.
Buy 3, save 10%. Buy 5, save 15%. Packages available, please call reception for more details at 416-400-6280 ext. 2.
Buy 3, save 10%. Buy 5, save 15%. Packages available, please call reception for more details at 416-400-6280 ext. 2.
Packages are available, please contact the clinic at 416-400-6280 Ext #2, for more information!
Packages are available, please contact the clinic at 416-400-6280 Ext #2, for more information!
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A targeted treatment designed to support sluggish digestion and constipation. Includes gentle abdominal work (as appropriate), diaphragmatic release, and nervous-system calming techniques to encourage gut motility, reduce bloating, and ease tension patterns that can contribute to irregularity.
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Facial Sculpting Massage is a results-driven, hands-on treatment that focuses on the face, jaw, neck, and décolleté to release tension, support lymphatic drainage, and enhance natural definition. Using a blend of therapeutic lifting, intra-oral/jaw work (if offered and consented), and relaxation techniques, it may help reduce facial puffiness, ease TMJ-related tightness, soften expression lines, and leave the skin looking more refreshed and contoured.
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Facial Sculpting Massage is a results-driven, hands-on treatment that focuses on the face, jaw, neck, and décolleté to release tension, support lymphatic drainage, and enhance natural definition. Using a blend of therapeutic lifting, intra-oral/jaw work (if offered and consented), and relaxation techniques, it may help reduce facial puffiness, ease TMJ-related tightness, soften expression lines, and leave the skin looking more refreshed and contoured.
Includes a short, brief, holistic assessment addressing the patient’s complaints (10 minutes), as well as the Gua Sha massage (35 minutes). This treatment is for patients experiencing tight muscles, poor blood circulation, headaches, chronic inflammation, and stiffened tissues/knots. The goal of the Gua Sha Massage Treatment is to break up fascia, relax stiffened muscles and joints, promote blood circulation, and enhance tissue drainage. This treatment is based off of ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine concepts that use scraping techniques with Jade Stones and Rose Quartz scraping tools. The Gua Sha massage may be performed on the back, arms, shoulders, and/or legs.
Includes a short, brief, holistic assessment addressing the patient’s complaints (15 minutes), as well as the Gua Sha Massage & Cupping (1 hour). This is a combined treatment using ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) techniques of Gua Sha scraping and Cupping. This treatment is specifically for patients experiencing tight muscles, poor blood circulation, headaches, chronic inflammation, and stiffened tissues/knots. The goal of the Gua Sha Massage Treatment is to break up fascia, relax stiffened muscles and joints, promote blood circulation, and enhance tissue drainage. It is based off of ancient TCM concepts that use scraping techniques with Jade Stones and Rose Quartz scraping tools. The Gua Sha massage may be performed on the back, arms, shoulders, and/or legs. Cupping is performed on patients suffering from muscular pain, joint pain, migraines, digestive & respiratory issues, and poor circulation & drainage. The goal of Cupping is to promote blood flow to damaged areas, enhance blood circulation, relieve pain, encourage lymphatic drainage, and extract toxins from the body. Cupping consists of either using glass cups with alcohol and flame to create Fire Cupping, plastic suction cups, or silicone cups. Techniques such as Moving Cupping or Flash Cupping may be utilized. Cupping may be performed on the back, arms, shoulders, abdomen, and/or legs.
A hot stone massage is a type of massage therapy. It’s used to help you relax and ease tense muscles and damaged soft tissues throughout your body. During a hot stone massage, smooth, flat, heated stones are placed on specific parts of your body. The stones are usually made of basalt, a type of volcanic rock that retains heat. The stones may be placed: -along your spine -on your stomach -on your chest -on your face -on your palms -on your feet and toes Massage therapists may hold heated stones as they massage your body using Swedish massage techniques such as: -long strokes -circular movements -vibration -tapping -kneading Sometimes, cold stones are also used during a hot stone massage. Cold stones may be used after hot stones to calm any engorged blood vessels and to soothe the skin.
A hot stone massage is a type of massage therapy. It’s used to help you relax and ease tense muscles and damaged soft tissues throughout your body. During a hot stone massage, smooth, flat, heated stones are placed on specific parts of your body. The stones are usually made of basalt, a type of volcanic rock that retains heat. The stones may be placed: -along your spine -on your stomach -on your chest -on your face -on your palms -on your feet and toes Massage therapists may hold heated stones as they massage your body using Swedish massage techniques such as: -long strokes -circular movements -vibration -tapping -kneading Sometimes, cold stones are also used during a hot stone massage. Cold stones may be used after hot stones to calm any engorged blood vessels and to soothe the skin.
A hot stone massage is a type of massage therapy. It’s used to help you relax and ease tense muscles and damaged soft tissues throughout your body. During a hot stone massage, smooth, flat, heated stones are placed on specific parts of your body. The stones are usually made of basalt, a type of volcanic rock that retains heat. The stones may be placed: -along your spine -on your stomach -on your chest -on your face -on your palms -on your feet and toes Massage therapists may hold heated stones as they massage your body using Swedish massage techniques such as: -long strokes -circular movements -vibration -tapping -kneading Sometimes, cold stones are also used during a hot stone massage. Cold stones may be used after hot stones to calm any engorged blood vessels and to soothe the skin.
A hot stone massage is a type of massage therapy. It’s used to help you relax and ease tense muscles and damaged soft tissues throughout your body. During a hot stone massage, smooth, flat, heated stones are placed on specific parts of your body. The stones are usually made of basalt, a type of volcanic rock that retains heat. The stones may be placed: -along your spine -on your stomach -on your chest -on your face -on your palms -on your feet and toes Massage therapists may hold heated stones as they massage your body using Swedish massage techniques such as: -long strokes -circular movements -vibration -tapping -kneading Sometimes, cold stones are also used during a hot stone massage. Cold stones may be used after hot stones to calm any engorged blood vessels and to soothe the skin.
A hot stone massage is a type of massage therapy. It’s used to help you relax and ease tense muscles and damaged soft tissues throughout your body. During a hot stone massage, smooth, flat, heated stones are placed on specific parts of your body. The stones are usually made of basalt, a type of volcanic rock that retains heat. The stones may be placed: -along your spine -on your stomach -on your chest -on your face -on your palms -on your feet and toes Massage therapists may hold heated stones as they massage your body using Swedish massage techniques such as: -long strokes -circular movements -vibration -tapping -kneading Sometimes, cold stones are also used during a hot stone massage. Cold stones may be used after hot stones to calm any engorged blood vessels and to soothe the skin.
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Encourage your body’s natural flow and detoxification pathways with a gentle restorative approach to lymphatic care. This slow, rhythmic treatment uses light, precise techniques to optimize the movement of lymph fluid to help decrease swelling, improve circulation, ease fluid retention and promote deep relaxation. Ideal for post surgical recovery, chronic inflammation, support immune function, deep relaxation or anyone looking to support overall wellness.
Billed toExtended health plans
AEncourage your body’s natural flow and detoxification pathways with a gentle restorative approach to lymphatic care. This slow, rhythmic treatment uses light, precise techniques to optimize the movement of lymph fluid to help decrease swelling, improve circulation, ease fluid retention and promote deep relaxation. Ideal for post surgical recovery, chronic inflammation, support immune function, deep relaxation or anyone looking to support overall wellness.
Billed toExtended health plans
Encourage your body’s natural flow and detoxification pathways with a gentle restorative approach to lymphatic care. This slow, rhythmic treatment uses light, precise techniques to optimize the movement of lymph fluid to help decrease swelling, improve circulation, ease fluid retention and promote deep relaxation. Ideal for post surgical recovery, chronic inflammation, support immune function, deep relaxation or anyone looking to support overall wellness.
Billed toExtended health plans
Encourage your body’s natural flow and detoxification pathways with a gentle restorative approach to lymphatic care. This slow, rhythmic treatment uses light, precise techniques to optimize the movement of lymph fluid to help decrease swelling, improve circulation, ease fluid retention and promote deep relaxation. Ideal for post surgical recovery, chronic inflammation, support immune function, deep relaxation or anyone looking to support overall wellness.
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Looking for the best of both worlds? Contemporary Acupuncture combined with Massage is sure to get your feeling better sooner!!! Contemporary Acupuncture involves the insertion of very thin needles over carefully selected areas of the body where nerves and their receptors are found. This can be with or without electrical stimulation. All treatments will be billed as an Massage Therapy Treatment. The optimal time for a combined massage and acupuncture treatment is 90 mins. A 60 minute treatment is possible but the massage component is reduced.
Looking for the best of both worlds? Contemporary Acupuncture combined with Massage is sure to get your feeling better sooner!!! Contemporary Acupuncture involves the insertion of very thin needles over carefully selected areas of the body where nerves and their receptors are found. This can be with or without electrical stimulation. All treatments will be billed as an Massage Therapy Treatment. The optimal time for a combined massage and acupuncture treatment is 90 mins. A 60 minute treatment is possible but the massage component is reduced.
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Cupping is an ancient component of TCM treatments. It is particularly effective for addressing muscle or chest congestion. Cupping involves the use of glass or plastic cups that are placed on the body to help increase circulation. At NatCan, cupping is offered by our licensed acupuncturist, both Drs. Sabrina Perfetto and Stefania Iovine, ND and our registered massage therapists. Walk-in acupuncture visits include: -a short-intake questionnaire -a complaint-oriented physical exam -referral, if required.
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