Massage therapy in Kitchener
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Every therapist is a member of the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario.
525 Highland Road West, Suite 12 · call (519) 571-1590
More than relaxation.
Our treatments are not limited to general Swedish massage. Each therapist has added certificates in neurofunctional acupuncture, manual lymphatic drainage, prenatal massage, sports massage or myofascial release. We also work closely with a network of trusted health care practitioners, so your program of care is built around you.
What we treat, and how.
Physical function can be developed, maintained and improved. Pain and the effects of stress can be relieved or prevented.
Massage therapy
Registered massage therapy
Hands-on work on the muscles, connective tissue, tendons, ligaments and joints, acting on the muscular, nervous and circulatory systems to optimize health.
Myofascial release
Part of almost every therapist’s toolkit here, used alongside deep tissue, trigger point and muscle energy work to treat pain at its source.
Sports massage
Deep tissue, trigger point and myofascial release for weekend warriors, athletes and people with physically demanding careers.
Beyond massage
Neurofunctional acupuncture
Single use, sterile needles placed into the muscles and tissues to relieve pain, ease pressure on nerves and restore normal function.
Manual lymphatic drainage
A gentle, non-invasive technique developed by Emil and Estrid Vodder, commonly used after surgery to decrease pain and support healing.
Reflexology
Hand, ear and foot reflexology with Shannon Sniatenchuk Trinh, a Registered Reflexology Practitioner since 2011.
Getting started
Fewer hurdles before you book.
Benefit plans accepted
Treatment with our Registered Massage Therapists is covered by many extended health benefit plans.
Ask about coverage
Open until 8pm
Monday to Thursday we are here until eight in the evening. Fridays until six, Saturdays until two.
See full hoursOur team
A Kitchener clinic since 2000.
Dynamic Approach Massage Therapy opened in 2000 with two Registered Massage Therapists. It has since grown into a thriving clinic with an energetic, multi-skilled team working to help you reach optimal health.
Natalie Scott
RMT, Neurofunctional Acupuncture, Manual Lymphatic DrainagePractising in a clinical setting since graduating from Canadian Therapeutic College in 1999. She spent 14 years teaching at the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy.
Tatum Johnson
RMT, Pre/Post Natal Massage, Myofascial ReleaseIn practice since 1999 and a former Director of Education at the Canadian College of Massage & Hydrotherapy. Off the table she coaches Kitchener girls soccer.
Ian Kangaloo
BSc., RMTWith the team since 2006 and now a Massage Therapy Instructor at Conestoga College. Myofascial release, muscle energy and deep tissue work, always searching for the root of the problem.
Justine Repei
RMTA lifelong athlete who completed her first marathon in 2023. She was awarded the Sports Outreach Certificate at the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy.
Ian McInnis
RMTA 2017 graduate whose Swedish, deep tissue and trigger point work starts from what the client and their body needs, from stress relief to injury care.
Testimonials
Rated 4.8 on Google.
A few of the 46 Google reviews, in clients' own words.
I go to Alyssa Jones and I'll never go to anyone else ever again. She exceeded my expectations and she's cured many of my ailments. She's surprisingly strong yet a gentle personality.
I have been coming here for years and wouldn't think to go anywhere else. Tatum is the best massage therapist I have ever had, and I've tried plenty around KW and the GTA. I recommend her to everyone I talk to!
Ian was incredible. The best massage I've had in my life. He was very knowledgeable, asked good questions about my condition, and then he was spot on when treating my neck and shoulder pain. Will be back.
Your first visit
Booking is simple.
The clinic books through Jane, an online scheduler. Here is how it works for new and returning clients.
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Choose Initial Treatment
New clients select "Initial Treatment" for the first visit. Prefer to talk? Contact the office and we will set it up for you.
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Returning? You have a profile
There is no need to set up a new one. Search for your name and email address to log in.
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Changes need 24 hours
Give us 24 hours notice to move an appointment. A missed visit without notice is charged the full treatment fee.
Book a visit
How can we help?
Book online with Jane, or send a note here and the office will find you a time. Treatments run 30 to 90 minutes, from $80 to $170 including HST. Reflexology is $60 for 45 minutes or $70 for 60.
Book online with JaneThat is how booking will work.
This page is a concept preview by PXLNorth, so nothing was actually sent anywhere. On the live site a request like this reaches the front desk and they call you back to confirm a time.
To reach the clinic right now: (519) 571-1590 or natalie@dynamic-approach.com