At RelaxZone, we're dedicated to helping you relieve stress, reduce tension, manage pain and improve your mental and physical well-being. Located at beautiful Oak Ridges Community in Richmond Hill, Yonge RelaxZone RMT and Wellness is dedicated to help people from Richmond Hill and surrounding areas to relieve stress, reduce tension, manage pain and help you to reach an overall sense of well-being.
Our professional trained staff works with each client on an individual basis to establish their specific needs and meet those needs through a thorough and nurturing Massage, Reflexology and other Wellness treatments. What makes our Massage treatment special is every staff at Relaxzone is trained to combine Shiastu, Tuina, Thai, Lymphatic drainage and other techniques with Swedish Massage to get the best results for our clients.
Our professional trained staff works with each client on an individual basis to establish their specific needs and meet those needs through a thorough and nurturing Massage, Reflexology and other Wellness treatments. What makes our Massage treatment special is every staff at Relaxzone is trained to combine Shiastu, Tuina, Thai, Lymphatic drainage and other techniques with Swedish Massage to get the best results for our clients.
Services
Swedish massage therapy target tissues and muscles for maximal pain relief, stress release and relaxation. It involves mild, moderate or deeper strokes on the back, arms, legs, neck and other body parts. It helps to promote healing while targeting pain, injuries, stress and stiffness by using gliding, kneading, tapping, friction and light shaking motions.
The Chinese Tuina technique is targeted to relieve tension and heal pain, particularly pain associated with the neck, shoulder, back and feet. The term Tui Na literally means "pinch and pull, " and refers to a wide range of traditional Chinese medicine. The specialists at our Richmond Hill location can provide this type of therapeutic massage and bodywork, but understand: this is not the type of massage generally used for pleasure and relaxation.
The warmth of hot stones placed on key points on the body helps improve circulation and calm the nervous system. A hot stone massage provides the ultimate in relaxation. During the massage, smooth, flat, heated stones are placed directly on your skin. They areas usually targeted include the spine, stomach, chest, palms, feet, even the face.
Shiatsu massage therapy targets the soft tissues, calming an overactive sympathetic nervous system. Shiatsu massage Involves the systematic application of pressure, primarily using the thumbs, to different points on the soft tissues of the body. Shiatsu therapy is your key in Richmond Hill to calm an overactive sympathetic nervous system, which can help improve circulation, relieve stiff muscles and alleviate stress.
Using a combination of essential oils and specially-targeted massaging techniques, this service stimulates the body's lymphatic system and improves the body's overall metabolism. The treatment at our Richmond Hill location aids the body's natural waste and toxin elimination process, providing a boost to the immune system.
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Andy Smith
Dec 28, 2021
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Anny Namus
Dec 03, 2021
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Hyemi Ma
Sep 11, 2021
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Friendly receptionist who always accommodates last minute booking requests. Professional and skilled therapists. Clean and calming atmosphere. Lots of parking spaces. Used to open till 10pm before the pandemic. Wish they go back to the pre-pandemic operating hours soon so that I can get massage after work.
Chelle D.
Aug 31, 2021
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Yappt Lms
Jun 23, 2021
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Noushin Pirahesh
Nov 19, 2020
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D. G.
Oct 24, 2020
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The massage I received here was very good. The only thing I would make mention of was that some times the RMT's nails were a bit too long. You didn't feel them all the time but certain massage techniques would make you jump.a bit as her nails would dig into you. It wasn't a deal.breaker because she was good and her technique really felt great.
I would recommend this place
I would recommend this place
D. Cozzy
Sep 12, 2019
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