Jessica Konink, RMT.

10/30/2025

RMTs already work alongside other healthcare professionals to reduce pain, improve movement, and support better quality of life. But not everyone can access this care.

That’s why we're asking the Ontario government to support the integration of RMTs into more primary care teams so people across Ontario can benefit.

Everyone deserves access to a diverse and complete healthcare team. Let’s make care more comprehensive and more equitable.

Support healthcare for all.

Ontario Government

10/18/2025

Why would I choose to lose my job, be disbelieved, or struggle with daily life?

Functional Neurological Disorder chose me, and it shifted how I see everything.

FND is a genuine complex neurological condition, often misunderstood in the past but now gaining the recognition it deserves. It's not something you can just control or switch off.

If you’re living with FND, you’re not alone. We see you, we hear you, and we’re here to support you.

💜 Keep sharing your story, keep raising awareness, and help change how FND is understood and treated.

10/16/2025

Massage therapy can help people with carpal tunnel syndrome reduce their pain and improve their hand function, especially when combined with stretching.

10/16/2025

Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) can be invisible to others, but the impact on those living with it is very real. People may struggle with fatigue, pain, brain fog, or other challenges that aren’t obvious at a glance, yet affect daily life, work, and wellbeing.

A reminder to approach every experience with compassion and without judgement. Unseen doesn’t mean unnoticed. 💜

10/08/2025

Here are some of the key benefits of massage therapy for breast cancer patients, including its effectiveness in managing lymphedema.

10/07/2025

In addition to hands-on massage therapy treatments, your RMT will recommend exercises that can help you reduce your pain and improve your physical function so you can get back to doing the activities you love.

10/07/2025

FND is rooted in how the body and nervous system process and respond to information. A somatic perspective means tuning in to your body’s signals, understanding how movement, breath, and sensation connect to your experience, and using this awareness as part of healing.

This week, as we focus on physical wellness, remember: your body holds the key to recovery. Small, intentional actions, such as mindful movement, nourishing yourself, or resting, can help regulate your nervous system and strengthen your well-being.

Start today by noticing one small movement or sensation in your body and asking, “What does my body need right now?”

09/23/2025

Great for Proprioceptive Exercise.

Meet the THERABAND Stability Trainers! Beginner (Green) and Intermediate (Blue) trainers are made from durable, non-slip foam while the Advanced (Black) PVC pad is inflated for an extra challenge. They’re perfect for improving coordination, ankle strength, and overall stability, at home or on the go.

09/20/2025

The shoulder and arm are among the most versatile and active parts of the body, enabling a wide range of movements from lifting and pushing to fine motor skills. This mobility is made possible by a complex network of muscles, tendons, and joints. Read more

09/18/2025

Eating a diet that includes bone-friendly foods, like prunes, may help to prevent bone loss and prevent Osteoporosis.

09/16/2025

Massage therapy can help people with chronic pain reduce the intensity of their pain, improve their physical function and get back to the activities they love.

09/15/2025

Registered Massage Therapists’ Association of Ontario