Chair-Massage-Toronto

09/10/2024

My beautiful niece and her words of wisdom

09/22/2022

You may want to turn ur volume down first

09/22/2022

Employee Appreciation Day

08/27/2022

Fun in the Sun Day
Community Appreciation Day
Massages anyone?

09/02/2021

Loving what I do
Helping Nurses and PSW’s at NYGH Senior Centre.
They are so so appreciative

I love that I can bring them some calm and relaxation that is greatly needed.

06/12/2021

Check out our new in-person and online learning service

Have you ever asked a friend or partner to help get out a knot or sore spot in your neck or back only to receive a few seconds of a "rub" or if your fortunate, a few minutes, before you hear the words, "my hands hurt, I have to stop!"
Well hear those words no more!

On the Spot Massage and Chair Massage Toronto are launching a new in-person and on zoom workshop for Couples, Friends, Corporate Retreats, Lunch & Learns and Gatherings of any size.

HOW TO GIVE A GREAT MASSAGE!

We are bringing our professional skills to you in a fun innovative way and will teach you to give a great massage.

No special chair required. All you need is someone to practice with. Don't have a partner to share this fun workshop with? No problem, we can pair you up with someone in our in-person learning workshop.

YOUR FRIENDS WILL BE SILLY PUTTY IN YOUR HANDS!

Ask us for details and how to get started

05/20/2021

08/18/2018

what is sciatica?

The sciatic nerve is a large nerve that begins at the base of the spine and that passes through the buttocks and continues down the back of the thigh and into the lower leg. This nerve can become compressed or inflamed. If this occurs, pain begins to travel down the back of your leg.

This pain is referred to as "sciatica". Sciatica can be caused by a bulging disc, arthritis of the spine, a tight piriformis muscle in your buttocks and even trigger points in your muscles. Depending on the cause and the severity, you could also experience numbness, tingling or weakness in the leg. If you experience any of these symptoms, see your massage therapist as soon as possible for assessment.

(Healthy Living Newsletter Issue 1)

Found on Google from adjustyourhealthchiropractic.com