Massage Therapy in Guelph & Wellington County

Massage therapy at Eramosa uses hands-on treatment of the muscles and soft tissues to relieve tension, manage pain, and support circulation and relaxation.

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Convenient billing available with most major insurers

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Massage therapy involves hands-on manipulation of the body’s soft tissues, including muscles, connective tissue, tendons, ligaments, and joints, to support overall health and well-being. Treatment can help develop, maintain, and improve physical function, and can relieve or help prevent physical dysfunction, pain, and the effects of stress.

Available at our Guelph, Orangeville, Georgetown, Elora, and Acton clinics, massage therapy at Eramosa draws on traditional Swedish massage technique combined with modern approaches, often alongside exercise and other therapies.

Eramosa Physiotherapy Associates clinic

Common reasons people choose Massage Therapy

Massage therapy at Eramosa supports a wide range of concerns, including muscle tension, general aches and pain, and the physical effects of stress. It’s also used to support recovery from injury and to help maintain circulation, relaxation, and overall movement health.

What to expect from your Eramosa Massage Therapy experience

Path to Improved Health is the framework every Eramosa patient follows. We’ve used it to guide assessment, treatment, and recovery since 1997 — and it’s how we make sure nothing about your care is left to chance.

Assessment, consent, and your comfort

Before your treatment, your Massage Therapist will discuss a personalized plan based on an initial assessment and your health history. Your consent is required for any part of the body being treated, your privacy is respected throughout, and you can pause or stop treatment at any time. Any personal and health information you share with your Massage Therapist is completely confidential and will be safeguarded — your health record cannot be released or transferred without your written consent. Massage therapy is not covered by OHIP, though many private insurance plans include it as part of extended health coverage; check your policy for details.

Hands-on treatment at your pace

Your treatment consists of specialized movements of the hands, over the skin or clothing, and your Massage Therapist works within your level of comfort throughout the session.

Eramosa Physiotherapy Associates clinic

Reassessment and an evolving plan

Your Massage Therapist checks in as your needs change, adjusting technique, pressure, and frequency so your plan keeps working for you.

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Meet our Massage Therapists

Fernando Camara
Registered Massage Therapist
Diploma (Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy, 2005)
Guelph – Bullfrog Mall
Jane Way
Registered Massage Therapist
Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy
Elora
Marissa Hiller
Registered Massage Therapist
Massage Therapy Program (Fanshawe College), Sport Massage Therapy training
Guelph – Bullfrog Mall
Mona Kambo
Registered Massage Therapist
Medix College (Brampton)
Acton
Nicole Hodgson
Registered Massage Therapist
Orangeville
Paul Clark
Registered Massage Therapist
Darcy Lane Massage College
Elora

Frequently Asked Questions

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Common questions about massage therapy and physiotherapy. Still have questions? We’re happy to help.

No referral is needed to book a massage therapy appointment at Eramosa. Direct billing to most major insurers is also available at our clinics.

No, massage therapy is not covered by OHIP. Many private insurance plans include it as part of extended health coverage, so it’s worth checking your policy for details.

Your Massage Therapist starts with an assessment and a review of your health history, then proposes a personalized treatment plan. You’re asked for your consent before any part of your body is treated, and you can pause or stop the session at any time.

Our Massage Therapists combine traditional Swedish massage technique with modern approaches, often alongside exercise and other therapies, tailored to your goals.

Yes. Any personal and health information you share with your Massage Therapist is completely confidential, and your health record cannot be released or transferred without your written consent.

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