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Massage Therapy

Massage Therapy

Relaxation, deep tissue and therapeutic massage for pain and tension.

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Experience personalized care with our team of skilled massage therapists, who are dedicated to creating a treatment plan tailored specifically to your unique needs. Your comfort and well-being are our top priorities, ensuring you receive the best possible care. Relax and rejuvenate as we focus on what matters most to you. With the best deep tissue therapists in the city, you're sure to be impressed. Our therapists range from the deepest therapists in Edmonton, to relaxing and calming massages. If you need a recommendation, please feel free to reach out to our team!

Reasons to Choose Massage Therapy

  • ✓Reduces muscle tension and soreness — helps relax tight muscles and may improve flexibility and mobility.
  • ✓Supports relaxation and stress relief — can promote a calmer nervous system and reduce feelings of physical and mental tension.
  • ✓May improve circulation and recovery — increased local blood flow can support recovery after exercise, work, or everyday physical strain.

Pricing

Massage Therapy Including Prenatal & Youth

30 minute $75.00
45 minute $95.00
60 minute $115.00
75 minute $140.00
90 minute $160.00

Cupping Massage

30 minute $85.00
45 minute $105.00
60 minute $125.00
75 minute $145.00
90 minute $160.00

Lavashell Massage

60 minute $130.00
75 minute $150.00

Hotstone Massage

60 minute $140.00
75 minute $160.00
90 minute $180.00
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Meet our Massage Therapy practitioners

Beckie Junkins
Beckie Junkins
Registered Massage Therapist
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Dara Wu (Di)
Dara Wu (Di)
Registered Massage Therapist
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Isabella Rios
Isabella Rios
Registered Massage Therapist
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Yashoda Sayuri
Yashoda Sayuri
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Sandy Frew
Sandy Frew
Owner / Registered Massage Therapist
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Vanessa Wilson
Vanessa Wilson
Registered Massage Therapist
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Rosanna Flores
Rosanna Flores
Registered Massage Therapist
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Jerianne Hillestad
Jerianne Hillestad
Registered Massage Therapist
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Nicole Sledz
Nicole Sledz
Registered Massage Therapist
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Samantha Beaver
Samantha Beaver
Registered Massage Therapist
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Tania Swankhuizen
Tania Swankhuizen
Registered Massage Therapist
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Samantha Walter-Bobula
Samantha Walter-Bobula
Registered Massage Therapist
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Kayleigh Ironside
Kayleigh Ironside
Registered Massage Therapist
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Michael Peard
Michael Peard
Registered Massage Therapist
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Ready when you are.

Same-week appointments are usually available across most of our practitioners.

Massage Therapy in South Edmonton

Massage therapy is a hands-on treatment focused on muscles and other soft tissues of the body. People book massage for many different reasons, including muscle tension, soreness, stiffness, exercise recovery, stress relief and simple relaxation.

At Purity Health & Wellness in South Edmonton, massage treatments are tailored to your goals, comfort level and health history. Some clients want focused work on a specific area such as the neck, shoulders or lower back, while others are looking for a relaxing full-body treatment in a calm wellness environment.

What Can Massage Therapy Help With?

People commonly seek massage therapy for concerns such as:

  • Neck and shoulder tension

  • Lower-back tightness

  • Muscle soreness

  • Exercise recovery

  • General stiffness

  • Repetitive work-related tension

  • Stress and relaxation

  • Muscle fatigue

  • Areas that feel tight after sports or physical activity

Massage therapy is not only for people who are injured or in pain. Many clients include massage in their regular wellness routine because they enjoy the physical and mental reset that comes with taking time to slow down.

What Happens During a Massage Appointment?

Your Registered Massage Therapist will typically begin by asking about your health history, areas of concern and what you would like to get from the appointment.

Treatment can then be adapted to your goals. Some sessions may focus more closely on a particular area of tension, while others may be broader and more relaxation-oriented.

Pressure can also be adjusted throughout the appointment. You are encouraged to communicate with your therapist so the treatment remains comfortable and appropriate for you.

How Much Pressure Should Massage Use?

There is no single “correct” amount of pressure.

Some people prefer lighter, relaxing treatment, while others prefer firmer pressure in areas that feel tight or sore.

The best massage pressure is the amount that feels appropriate for your body and treatment goals. Your therapist can adjust their technique based on your comfort and feedback.

Do I Need to Be Injured to Get a Massage?

No.

Many people first book massage because something feels sore or tight, but massage can also be used simply for relaxation and general wellness.

Some clients book regularly because they exercise frequently, spend long hours sitting or working at a computer, perform physical work, or simply value having time away from daily stress.

Massage Therapy for Neck and Shoulder Tension

Neck and shoulder tension is one of the most common reasons people seek massage therapy.

Long periods at a desk, driving, repetitive work, exercise and stress can all contribute to muscles in these areas feeling tight or fatigued.

Massage therapy can focus directly on the muscles of the neck, shoulders and upper back according to your comfort and individual needs.

If your symptoms involve significant weakness, numbness, recent trauma or other concerning changes, medical or physiotherapy assessment may also be appropriate.

Massage Therapy for Back Tension

Back discomfort can have many different causes, and no single treatment is appropriate for every person.

When the primary issue appears to involve muscular tightness or soreness, massage therapy may be one option for addressing the surrounding soft tissues.

Your massage therapist can discuss what you are experiencing and help determine whether massage appears appropriate or whether another type of assessment may be useful.

Massage Therapy for Exercise and Sports Recovery

Massage is also popular with people who exercise, play sports or have physically demanding jobs.

Training can leave certain muscle groups feeling tired, tight or sore. A massage session can be focused on those areas or used as part of a broader recovery routine.

Massage does not replace appropriate rest, rehabilitation or injury assessment, but it can be one component of an overall approach to physical recovery and wellness.


Prenatal Massage in South Edmonton

Prenatal massage is massage therapy adapted to the changing needs and comfort of someone who is pregnant.

Pregnancy can change posture, movement, sleep and the amount of physical stress placed on different areas of the body. Massage techniques and positioning can therefore be modified as pregnancy progresses.

People commonly seek prenatal massage for:

  • Back tension

  • Hip discomfort

  • Leg fatigue

  • Neck and shoulder tension

  • General muscular soreness

  • Relaxation

  • Time to rest and decompress

How Is Prenatal Massage Different From Regular Massage?

The main differences usually involve positioning, pressure and treatment planning.

Your therapist may use pillows, bolsters or supportive side-lying positions to help keep you comfortable during treatment.

The session should also take your stage of pregnancy, health history and individual comfort into account.

Prenatal massage does not need to be intense to be effective as a relaxing wellness treatment.

Can I Get a Massage While Pregnant?

Many people receive appropriately modified massage during pregnancy.

If you have a high-risk pregnancy, medical complications or concerns about whether massage is appropriate for you, speak with your physician, midwife or other healthcare provider before booking.


Massage Therapy vs Physiotherapy

Massage therapy and physiotherapy can overlap, but they generally have different areas of emphasis.

Massage therapy primarily focuses on muscles and other soft tissues.

Physiotherapy focuses more broadly on movement, physical function and rehabilitation and may include exercise, strengthening, mobility work, manual therapy and education.

Someone recovering from an injury may therefore see a physiotherapist for assessment and rehabilitation while also receiving massage therapy for associated muscular tension.

Massage Therapy vs Chiropractic Care

Massage therapy primarily works with muscles and soft tissues.

Chiropractic care more commonly focuses on the musculoskeletal system, including joints, spinal mobility and other areas that may affect movement.

Some people use both approaches depending on their individual needs.

Can Massage Be Combined With Physiotherapy or Chiropractic Care?

Yes, when appropriate.

Different treatments may address different aspects of the same overall concern.

For example, physiotherapy may focus on restoring strength and movement after an injury while massage therapy addresses associated muscular tension.

Similarly, chiropractic care may address joint mobility while massage focuses on surrounding muscles and soft tissues.

More treatment is not automatically better, so the combination should make sense for your individual goals.


Frequently Asked Questions About Massage Therapy

What should I wear to a massage appointment?

Wear whatever is comfortable for arriving and leaving the clinic. Your massage therapist will explain how to prepare for treatment and will only work within your comfort level and consent.

Do I need to remove all of my clothing?

No. Your therapist will explain your options before treatment begins. You should only undress to the level that feels comfortable for you.

Do I need a referral for massage therapy?

Many people can book massage therapy directly. If you are planning to submit your treatment to an insurance plan, check your individual policy in case it has specific referral or coverage requirements.

Is massage therapy only for pain?

No. People also book massage for relaxation, general muscular tension, exercise recovery and as part of their regular wellness routine.

Can massage help with stress?

Many people find massage relaxing and use it as part of their approach to managing stress and making time for recovery.

How often should I get a massage?

There is no universal schedule. Some people book only when they feel sore or stressed, while others prefer regular appointments. The right frequency depends on your goals, preferences and budget.

Can massage and physiotherapy be used together?

Yes. Physiotherapy and massage can have different goals and may complement one another in appropriate circumstances.

Can I book a prenatal massage at Purity Health & Wellness?

Yes. Prenatal massage is available as part of our massage therapy services at Purity Health & Wellness in South Edmonton.


Massage Therapy at Purity Health & Wellness

At Purity Health & Wellness, massage therapy is part of a broader multidisciplinary approach to health and wellness.

Our South Edmonton clinic also offers physiotherapy, chiropractic care, acupuncture, osteopathy, counselling, Reiki and reflexology.

For some clients, massage is simply time to relax.

For others, it is one part of a broader approach to movement, recovery or physical wellbeing.

Our goal is to help you choose care that makes sense for your needs and provide treatment in a comfortable, welcoming environment.

Purity Health & Wellness
South Edmonton, Alberta

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