At Maxx Physio, we offer massage therapy for people experiencing lower back stiffness, recovering from a demanding sports injury, or looking to reduce muscle tension. If you’re searching for the best massage therapy in Fort Saskatchewan, our dedicated team of experienced therapists will help you relax, recover and restore.
We understand that no two bodies are similar. We realize the need for personalized massage therapy plans for different patients. That’s why our registered massage therapists (RMTs) customize each session to your treatment needs, offering a wide range of specialised massage therapy techniques.
Relaxation massage - A perfect solution for removing daily stress, our relaxation massage involves using gentle, flowing strokes to calm your nervous system. It can also lower cortisol levels and promote relaxation of the mind and the body. It will help you sleep better, feel calmer during the week, and reduce stress-related headaches.
Deep tissue / therapeutic massage - Best for chronic pain and muscle stiffness, our deep tissue massage is best for releasing muscle tension, breaking down scar tissue and relieving long-standing pain. It helps you in reducing stiffness, so that you can move more freely. It can also help you in getting back to your workouts or job without discomfort.
Cupping therapy - At Maxx Physio, we use cupping therapy to increase local blood circulation, release tight fascia, and to accelerate muscle recovery. It is a modern application of an ancient therapeutic technique. It means less lingering soreness after your workouts. In case injuries, cupping therapy leads to faster return to your normal activity.
Prenatal massage - Customized particularly for expectant mothers, our prenatal massage is safe and supportive therapy for safely easing pregnancy-related aches, reducing swelling and soothing lower back tension. We have customers who have experienced better sleeping throughout pregnancy as a result of our prenatal massage.
Ayurvedic head massage - Our trained therapists help you with the deeply relaxing, traditional therapy focusing on the scalp, neck, and shoulders. It is a great way to treat tension headaches, upper body stiffness and in relieving mental fatigue. Our ayurvedic head massage helps you in reduced eye strain and headaches, and clearer focus.
Reiki - At Maxx Physio, we offer Reiki massage therapy that is designed to restore internal balance and to promote a profound sense of peace and physical harmony. Many clients of our reiki therapy feel calmer and less anxious even after many days after a session. They have also reported feeling a greater sense of emotional balance.
Craniosacral therapy (first level CS1) - Our therapists are efficient in offering a light-touch approach in craniosacral therapy that enhances the functioning of the physiological body system called the craniosacral system. It's often practised to relieve chronic headaches and migraines and calm an overactive nervous system after periods of stress.
Intra-Oral TMJ Massage - A specialized treatment that focuses on the muscles inside and outside the jaw to help relieve TMJ dysfunction, jaw pain, headaches, facial tension, and improve jaw mobility. It helps to improve jaw mobility, reduce jaw pain, headaches and facial tension.
Do I need a doctor's referral for massage therapy?
No — you don’t need a referral for massage therapy from Maxx Physio. But if you want to claim through certain extended health or WCB benefits, referral may help maximize your coverage. Our team can advise you on this when you book.
Is massage therapy covered by insurance?
Yes — most extended health care plans in Alberta cover massage therapy. Bring your policy details so that we can confirm your coverage.
What should I expect during my first massage therapy appointment?
Your first visit starts with the intake discussion about your health history, current pain and treatment goals. Our registered massage therapist will then recommend the right therapy technique.
How long does a massage therapy session last?
We offer 30, 45, 60, and 90-minute sessions depending on how much time you have and your therapy needs.
How often should I get a massage?
It depends on your treatment goals. For general stress relief and maintenance, massage therapy once every 4 to 6 weeks is common. However, if you are recovering from an injury, or managing chronic pain, our therapist may recommend weekly or biweekly sessions.
Will I get a receipt I can submit to my insurance?
Yes. Every session at Maxx Physio includes a detailed receipt from your registered massage therapist.
Do you treat pain from car accidents or sports injuries?
Yes. Massage therapy is generally a part of a broader recovery plan for motor vehicle accident (MVA) injuries and sports injuries.
Adding regular massage therapy in your wellness routine is a great way to feel good in the moment as it will lead to lasting health benefits. It can help you in achieving targeted pain relief, enhanced muscle recovery, reduced stress and better sleep. Along with our physiotherapy treatments, you can achieve faster and more complete physical recovery.
Certified and registered professionals - All sessions of massage therapy at Maxx Physio are performed by highly skilled, registered therapists ensuring you receive safe and evidence-based care.
An integrated care model - As Maxx Physio is a multidisciplinary clinic, our massage therapists can work directly with our physiotherapists to coordinate a seamless and highly effective recovery plan.
Direct billing available - We offer direct billing to most major insurance providers taking the stress out of the paperwork.
Though we mainly offer massage therapy in Fort Saskatchewan, we also extend our healthcare and massage services to our neighbours in the surrounding communities including, Gibbon, Red Water, Bruderheim, Lamont, Bon Accord, Smoky Lake, Boyle, Ardrossan, Josephburg, Sherwood Park, and Edmonton.
.Contact us for massage therapy if you are located in any of these areas.
You can call us on 780-998-0766 or visit our website contact page for booking appointments for your massage therapy in Fort Saskatchewan, located at #105, 10101 86 Ave.
