New Policies and Procedures subject to change as Ministry of Health and CMTO guidelines change. Public information will be posted by the ministry website (ontario.ca), the Ministry of Health’s social media channels and through other public methods of communication as required. ​​

Last Updated August 4, 2023​​

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The Mask Mandate for most health care settings ended June 11, 2022 although many health care practitioners and patients may choose to continue to wear their mask.

Please note that each patient/client have their own sensitivities around the matter of wearing a mask OR not wearing a mask.  To respect preferences and comfort level during your visit, we ask that you communicate to your therapist whether you prefer to wear a mask while attending your treatment and have the therapist do the same.

For those patient/clients that do not wish to wear a mask and have good immunity at the time of the appointment, you are more than welcome to be without a mask. ​

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Proper cleaning/disinfecting protocols have always been apart of the Standards of Practice for Massage Therapy and we kindly ask that you sanitize your hands immediately before entering the treatment room.  Please note that Registered Massage Therapists' cannot provide treatment to clients who should be self-isolating.

If any symptoms of illness are present, either patient/client or therapist, they can complete the Ministry of Health’s Online Self-Assessment Tool to determine if self-isolation is required. Risk assessments continue to be an essential part of providing safe and effective Massage Therapy care.

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Thank you for your cooperation and mindfulness of health and wellness for yourself, your therapist, and your community!