Hello! I’m Catherine, an experi­enced RMT based at Golden Collective.

Yes, I do treat pregnant clients using side-lying and supine positions to ensure comfort and safety during the massage session.

It's entirely your choice whether you'd like to bask in silence or engage in conversation to further your relaxation. If you're feeling anxious, stressed, or down, please know that creating a safe and non-judgmental space for you is important to me. Rest assured, I'll adapt to your preferences to ensure you feel comfortable and at ease. Additionally, before each massage, we'll discuss your goals and preferences to ensure a personalized experience that caters to your specific needs.

Proprioceptors are like little sensors inside our muscles, tendons, and joints that help our brains understand where our body is and what it's doing. They're kind of like our body's internal GPS!

These proprioceptors, including muscle spindles, Golgi tendon organs, and joint receptors, work together to tell our brain about things like muscle length, tension, and joint position. Think of muscle spindles as the stretch detectors, Golgi tendon organs as the tension monitors, and joint receptors as the movement trackers. They're all there to help keep us balanced, coordinated, and safe from injury while we move around.

So, muscle proprioceptors are super important because they help us move smoothly, stay balanced, and prevent us from overstretching or using too much force.

No, I don't offer incisional wound drainage. As a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) in Canada, I’m not permitted to open incisions to manually drain fluid from the body.

The front door can accommodate most small wheelchairs and scooters. After passing through a couple of doors and one corner, you can park your ambulatory aid outside the treatment room due to limited space inside. Feel free to drop by and see if our centre meets your needs.