Massage Therapy
REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPY (RMT)
Salt Wellness Centre provides professional Registered Massage Therapy (RMT) in a relaxing and calm environment. We are conveniently located in the heart of South Surrey, on the first floor of the MNP Accounting building.
Salt Wellness Centre Massage Therapists are committed to assisting you restore, rehabilitate and maintain optimal health. Some benefits from regular Massage Therapy appointments include:
- Reduced Stress
- Pain relief from headaches or migraines
- Reduction in Pain from injuries or muscle tension
- Improved flexibility and circulation
- Improved Health and Wellness
- Strengthened immune system
- Muscle relaxation to improve Range of Motion (ROM)
Some conditions commonly treated by Registered Massage Therapists:
- General Muscle Tension and Pain
- Muscle Sprains & Strains
- Sciatica
- Pregnancy Related Issues
- Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
- Whiplash Injuries
- Fibromyalgia
- Stress Management
- Frozen Shoulder
- Headaches/ Migraines
Relaxation Massage
Relaxation massage can bring relief to chronic tension, aches and pains, headaches and the decreased touch that the new Covid19 lifestyle brings in a safe and relaxing environment.
Call us to Book your session: 778-294-7258
OR Book Online
Our friendly and knowledgeable RMT’s offer a wide range of Massage Therapy treatments including:
- Sports Massage
- Pregnancy/ Prenatal Massage
- Deep tissue Massage
- Relaxation Massage
- Myofacial Release
Direct Billing
Let us submit directly to your health insurer so you can avoid the hassle! Available with most health insurance plans. We also provide direct billing for ICBC. Have questions? We will be happy to explain!
Have a Health Spending Account?
All of Salt’s services, including massage, are eligible under Health Spending Accounts. Some companies offer this benefit to their employees either on top of benefits or in lieu of benefits to be used for any alternative health services not covered under existing insurance plans. Health Spending Accounts can also be used towards health services such as massage once extended health has reached its annual limit.