Kaitlyn Unger, Massage Therapist

Description

Kaitlyn Unger has a degree in Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo, where she played on the Women’s Varsity Soccer team. It was there that she worked as a student trainer with the swim team and found her passion for Massage Therapy. She recently graduated from the Massage Therapy program at Fanshawe College and is now practicing as a RMT. She believes massage is a beneficial modality to everyone, whether it be to relieve pain, recover from an injury, or to ease stress. She uses a wide variety of techniques such as soft and deep tissue release, trigger point release and fascial work.

Treatments & services

• Deep tissue massage
• Sports massage
• Wellness massage

Summary

For 20 years, our effort to create a unique atmosphere of total healthcare is built on a foundation of integrated multiple wellness disciplines. Our goal is to work in partnership with patients to locate the cause of the problem and identify the combination of treatments that best meets your needs. Our facility has maintained a patient centered approach integrated into all of our services and processes to the end goal of obtaining optimal health.
We pride ourselves on the relationships that we have established with our patients and we have achieved them through honesty and kindness.

Services & supplies

• Acupuncture
• Arthritis treatment
• Back pain
• Chiropractic adjustments
• Cupping therapy
• Custom Orthotics
• Deep tissue massage
• Ergonomics
• Herniated disk
• Hot & cold therapy
• Hydrotherapy
• Joint manipulation
• Joint mobilization
• Joint pain
• Laser therapy
• Leg pain
• Lifestyle counselling
• Naturopathic remedies
• Neck pain
• Pre/Post-surgical rehabilitation
• Shoulder pain
• Spinal manipulation
• Sports massage
• Temporo-Mandibular joint (TMJ) pain treatment
• Traditional chinese medicine
• Virtual visits
• Wellness massage
• Wrist pain

Amenities

• Wheelchair accessible

• 4950 Yonge Street, Concourse Level, Unit 2, Toronto, ON M2N 6K1
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