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Achieve your pain relief goals with the help of the Registered Massage Therapists (R.MT.) at East Windsor Massage Therapy Clinic. We work closely with you to treat your sports injury, acute and chronic pain, sprain or strain using a variety of treatments. Some of our techniques include therapeutic massages, myofascial release, ashiatsu and hot stone therapy to name a few. Contact us today to schedule an appointment!

The main reason why we became Registered Massage Therapists, is because we have a deep embedded passion to assist people in reaching their full-health and wellness potential. In this career, on a daily basis we are able to do just that. It is extremely rewarding to hear people say that they were able to finish a marathon, that they felt a decrease in lower or upper back pain and felt more relaxed, that their stress was reduced or that their headaches had lessened. Our goal is to make every client feel at ease when they walk into RMT Tecumseh, while our objective is to give them the best massage therapy treatment possible.

Specializing in Registered Massage Therapy treatments, Jessica Lisinski RMT also provides a variety of esthetic services at Salon 586, where the staff are friendly and the services are exceptional!

Not feeling like yourself lately? Whatever your particular ache, pain, or chronic malady, know that many Canadians are turning towards an alluring form of alternative therapy. It's called cranial sacral therapy, and it works by targeting a vital system in your body that you may not even know exists. Cranial Sacral Therapy (CST), a complementary medical practice, is a gentle method of detection and correction that works by encouraging your body's own natural healing mechanisms. During therapy, a practitioner will apply light touches to deliberately targeted points on a patient's body — particularly the skull, face and spine. "What you're doing is balancing the body's systems," notes Maria Radatus, a Registered Massage Therapist and practitioner of CST in Windsor. "The body always wants to heal itself. Once a barrier is unblocked, and the body is more aligned, then the situation helps themselves become normal."