Nancy Howden RMT at WAKE Wellness - Midland
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Nancy Howden BA. RMT. (Dip. Osteopathy) Welcome to the The Healing Space in Barrie, a sole practitioner Registered Massage Therapist office. This space is yours.
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512 Dominion Avenue
Midland, ON
L4R1P8
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| Monday | 8am - 8pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 7:30am - 3pm |
| Thursday | 9:30am - 5pm |
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Welcome to the The Healing Space in Barrie, a sole practitioner Registered Massage Therapist office. Join me in a unique approach to your health - a warm, inviting, 'whole' approach that blends Osteopathy with Massage Therapy. For full physical, emotional, psychological healing potency, we must be in a place where our vitality and 'zest for life' effects positive actions, behaviors and strategies. But physical pain from injury or a condition in the body sets us back. We feel 'off.' We are not ourselves. That's what this space is for. This space is for healing. This space is yours. Together, we will assess and treat you to bring you back to your own sense of health, fitness and vitality. I'm looking forward to seeing you here in your own sense of health, fitness and vitality at The Healing Space. Nancy Howden RMT-Sports Focus, Dip. Osteopathy, MFR, BA _____________________________________ Nancy graduated from the University of Toronto in 1993, and from the Canadian College of Massage & Hydrotherapy where she specialized in Sports Massage Therapy and received two Outstanding Achievement awards for both her academic and clinical work. Nancy's primary focus is on the assessment and treatment of soft tissue and joints, with a special interest in massage and osteopathic techniques for athletes and urban professionals. Nancy's training in both Massage Therapy & Osteopathy offers athletes and people of all ages a combined approach to that is often necessary in the accurate assessment and treatment of injury. A former soccer MVP, Team captain and Female Athlete of the Year at the University of Toronto New College (1991), Nancy is presently an active runner, cyclist, skier, soccer fullback and yoga practitioner - all providing Nancy with an intimate knowledge of the various types of challenges involved with overcoming physical injury. ____________________________________ Massage Therapy This regulated health practice consists of a variety of manual therapies, used to manipulate muscles, tendons, joints, ligaments and fasciae, in order to reduce tension and stress, increase circulation, aid healing of muscle and other soft tissues, control pain, and promote overall well-being. Frequent uses: Muscle Spasms and Swelling Soreness related to injury and stress Concussion & Whiplash Tension-related Respiratory Disorders Range of Motion Improvement Neurological Problems Acute and Chronic Pain High Blood Pressure Flexibility Anxiety and Depression. PTSD. Stress Reduction Spinal Curvatures; i.e. lordosis, scoliosis Headaches TMJ Disorders Posture Correction Adjunct Treatment For Cardiovascular Disorders Pregnancy Discomforts Digestion and Intestinal Function Fibrosis and Adherent Points in Muscles and Tissues Skin Conditioning Improvement General Well-being Severe Colds Bacterial Infection Edema Lymph Drainage As always, individuals should consult with their physician before entering a program, if they are being treated for a particular injury, disease, or disorder. Practitioner Training The Ontario Registration & Certification for Registered Massage Therapy (RMT) has established the recommended standard educational requirement to be the equivalent of 2,200 hours of training, including the subjects of anatomy, physiology, pathology, neurology, various massage assessment and treatment techniques, and ethics. This Therapist is registered with the College Of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO). Nancy obtained her Certificate of Registration from the College Of Massage Therapists of Ontario in 2007.
Nancy went on to complete and successfully pass all examinations to obtain her Fifth Year Diploma in Osteopathy from the Canadian College of Osteopathy in Toronto, in 2012.
