Professional Massage Therapy
Thai Massage
Book NowTraditional Thai massage for flexibility, tension relief, and deep relaxation. Full-body technique at ACM. Book online.
Registered therapists
All treatments are delivered by Registered Massage Therapists (RMTs) trained to clinical standards.
Personalized treatment
Every session starts with an assessment of your specific concerns — no generic routines.
Direct billing available
We direct-bill most major insurance providers so you can focus on your recovery, not the paperwork.
Thai Massage is a traditional healing system following the teachings of yogi masters. This type of massage works to mobilize your body and address areas of tension or reduced range of motion. There is a combination of influences from India, China, and Southeast Asia, as well as from various traditions of medicine. With constant body contact between you and your therapist, the body is compressed, pulled, stretched, and rocked. During the massage, you are positioned in a variety of yoga-like positions combined with deep static and rhythmic pressures.
What to Expect During Your Thai Massage Appointment
If you’re looking to address deep muscle tension, reduced flexibility, stiffness, stress, or restricted movement, Thai Massage may be the right choice for you.
Your appointment will begin with a comprehensive assessment. This includes a discussion of your chief complaint, relevant health history, activity level, and any contributing lifestyle or movement factors. Your practitioner will then assess areas of restriction, posture, and mobility to better understand how your body is moving and where tension is being held. Together, you’ll establish clear treatment goals to ensure the session is focused, effective, and aligned with your needs.
Based on the assessment findings, your practitioner will utilize a combination of traditional Thai Massage techniques performed on a floor mat or on a massage table while you remain fully clothed. This may include assisted stretching, rhythmic compression, joint mobilizations, and myofascial release techniques designed to improve flexibility, reduce muscular tension, and support overall mobility. This style of treatment is often more dynamic than table massage and works with the body through movement and guided stretching. Pressure and intensity are fully adjustable, and open communication is encouraged throughout the session to ensure comfort and effectiveness.
To support lasting results, you will receive personalized home care recommendations such as stretching routines, mobility exercises, hydration, and movement strategies to support flexibility and recovery. Before leaving, be sure to speak with your practitioner about the ideal timing for your next visit. This collaborative approach empowers you to take an active role in improving mobility, reducing tension, and supporting overall physical well-being.
What to know
Before Your Visit
Arrive Early
A few minutes before your appointment lets you complete paperwork and settle in before treatment begins.
Eat Light
Avoid heavy meals for 1–2 hours beforehand. A light snack is fine — an empty stomach can cause lightheadedness.
Stay Hydrated
Drink water before and after. Hydration helps flush out waste released during treatment and reduces post-session soreness.
Dress Comfortably
Wear loose-fitting or athletic clothing that allows free movement. Your therapist will advise on draping based on your treatment.
Communicate
Share your concerns, injuries, and goals before the session starts — and keep the dialogue open throughout so adjustments can be made in real time.
Rest After
Skip intense activity after your session and give your body time to integrate the treatment.
Follow Aftercare
Your therapist may prescribe specific stretches, exercises, or self-care strategies. Following through ensures the best long-term results.
Medical Clearance
If you are pregnant, undergoing cancer treatment, or recently injured, consult your healthcare provider before booking. Your safety comes first.
What we treat
Conditions
We Treat
Most of our clients aren't athletes. They're people with persistent pain who've tried stretching and rolling and want something that actually works. If your condition isn't listed, call us — your therapist will assess at your first visit.
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What Our Clients Say
"I had an excellent experience with my massage therapist Ece Taylan. She created a calm, welcoming atmosphere that immediately put me at ease and the treatment was exceptional."
Seray
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"Marisol is truly an exceptional massage therapist! She made me feel comfortable, welcomed, and completely cared for. I left feeling lighter, relaxed, and with improved mobility."
Lesley Turnbull
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"Rebecca is very knowledgeable and caring. She takes the time to listen to your concerns and offers a great treatment plan. She has a great touch."
Tara Gamble
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"Tanya D. is amazing!! I've had chronic neck/back issues for close to 20 years, and have never had the type of relief as I've had since seeing her over the past year."
Kaila Tipton
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Got questions?
FAQ
How do I book an appointment?
Book online anytime through our booking system — same-day appointments are often available. Select your preferred location and therapist, choose a time, and you're set.
Do you offer direct billing?
Yes. We direct-bill most major insurance providers including Manulife, Sun Life, Canada Life, Green Shield, Desjardins, and more. Not sure about your coverage? Call ahead and we'll confirm.
What should I expect at my first visit?
Your therapist will review your health history, concerns, and goals, then create a personalized treatment plan. You'll always be properly draped, with full control over pressure and focus area throughout your session.
How often should I come in?
It depends on your goals and condition. For injury recovery, more frequent visits early on are common. For maintenance, monthly sessions work well for most clients. Your therapist will recommend a plan at your first appointment.