Marie-Anne Hisem RMT, CLT

07/29/2025

Price Increase Notice

To all my valued Clients, Patients, and Friends,

I hope you are having a wonderful summer, and you are doing your best to stay cool. Each year as the summer flies past, we take some time to evaluate the past 6 months, and make a plan for the future. During this evaluation, and after much consideration, we have come to the difficult decision that as of September 01, 2025 I need to make some changes to my pricing structure.

I understand that price changes can be an inconvenience, and I want to assure you that this decision was not made lightly. Having carefully considered the rising costs associated with the increase of my lease and expenses, and comparing my current rates to the marketplace (it came to my attention I was among the lowest in the area), concluded it was time to take this step.

Being a Therapist for over 2 decades, I pride myself on my skills and abilities to treat each individual’s unique condition. This is something I must do in order to continue to provide to you the highest quality of Therapy you've come to expect from me. I have expanded my spectrum knowledge and will be continuing to do the same in the future. The growth I've experienced over the years is because of clients like yourself who faithfully support my business.

My sincere appreciation of your patronage cannot be overstated.

Treatment Rates
Initial Assessment with Treatment = $115.00
30 minutes Treatment = $85.00
60 minutes Treatment = $115.00
20 minutes Short Stretch Bandages = $40.00
ADP Assessment 60 minutes = $115.00

Prices includes HST

If you have any questions or concerns please don't hesitate to contact me immediately.

Thank you

Marie-Anne Hisem RMT, CLT

07/28/2025

An individual is illegally practising Massage Therapy across Ontario. This person has been falsely posing as a Registered Massage Therapist/Massage Therapist (RMT/MT) using a stolen identity, under the pseudonym Lexie Foster. Her true identity is unknown, and she may also be operating under other names. She is not registered with CMTO and is not authorized to practise Massage Therapy in Ontario.

Please contact Toronto Police Services immediately if you have encountered this individual or recognize them in the photo seen here: https://bit.ly/4599r6R.

We urge the public to verify RMT’s/MT’s credentials using CMTO’s Public Register prior to booking an appointment for Massage Therapy treatment.

04/20/2025

04/02/2025

I am pleased to announce that I have received my certificate of achievement for Head & Neck Lymphedema Management!
I'm excited to share this milestone and look forward to applying the knowledge and skills gained to ease patient suffering with Head & Neck cancer.

03/20/2025

What is the best reason to get up at 4am on vacation? Obviously to go chilling with some manatees!!

02/17/2025

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01/27/2025

I am now a Certified Fitter! 

As a valued client, you may already know I always try to expand my skills to help people. As such I recently completed the training to become a Certified Fitter which allows the addition of compression therapy for chronic venous and lymphatic disorders. 

I offer standard compression socks, custom compression garments, velcro compression garments, day and night sleeves, and mastectomy vests.

If you are interested in purchasing a product for treatment, maintenance, or as a preventative  for your  travel needs or everyday use, please let me know.   I can take your measurements to ensure you get the correct level of compression and size specific to your needs. 

What you need to know 
Compression stockings with relatively low compression levels can be purchased without a prescription. These over-the-counter items usually come in compression levels of around 15-20 mmHg.
Compression stockings with higher levels of compression has to be prescribed by a doctor. By “high-level compression,” I mean those that generally range from 20-30 mmHg to 30-40 mmHg; while these strengths are generally safe to wear, certain individuals may be at risk of harm due to contraindications, so the oversight of a doctor is always recommended. Most extended health insurance plans cover medical compression devices, so please inquire with your insurance company.

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10/15/2024

October 15th is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day.

Today we recognize, honour and raise awareness for the babies that died during pregnancy, birth or after birth. As well as acknowledge the unique grief parents experience.

As many as one in five pregnancies end in miscarriage, and each year in Canada there are approximately six still born infants in 1000 total births (source: Sunnybrook Pregnancy and Infant Loss Network).

An International Wave of Light will be happening this evening at 7pm across the world. Take a moment to light a candle and remember those not in our arms but in our hearts.

If you are suffering from pregnancy or Infant loss please know you are not alone. Please reach out.