Mobility Massage Therapy

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🎉 Exciting News from the Bowmanville Older Adults Centre! 🎉
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Join us for a FREE presentation with – don’t miss this opportunity to learn, connect, and have a great time!
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📍 Location: 26 Beech Avenue
🗓️ Date - Nov 6th - 1:00pm / 2:30pm
📞 Sign up by calling us or stopping by in person
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We can’t wait to see you there!

Booking slots added till December, benefits season.
If you can't book us online shoot us a message and we will add you to that system.

Enjoy the Fall season...

Love these things, honestly... The graphics and the fact that we pack that much on our frames always amazes me. What a machine!

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Muscles of the Back ♻️♀️ . . Superficial Layer 1. Trapezius: This large muscle extends from the back of the skull to the middle of the back and helps in moving the shoulders and supporting the arms. Latissimus Dorsi: Located on the lower back, it aids in shoulder movement and helps with pulling actions. 2. Intermediate Layer Rhomboid Major and Minor: These muscles are located between the shoulder blades and help retract the scapula. Serratus Posterior Superior and Inferior: These assist in respiratory movements and help stabilize the ribcage. 3. Deep Layer Erector Spinae: A group of muscles that run along the spine, crucial for maintaining posture and allowing back extension. Transversospinalis: These muscles are important for rotational and stabilization movements of the spine. Functions Support: These muscles provide structural support for the body. Movement: They facilitate various movements like lifting, twisting, and bending. Posture: They play a critical role in maintaining an upright posture. Importance Maintaining strong back muscles is essential for overall health, injury prevention, and effective movement in daily activities. The back is made up of multiple layers of muscles, each with specific functions that support movement, posture, and stability. The superficial layer includes muscles like the trapezius and latissimus dorsi, which help with large movements of the arms and shoulders. Beneath them, the intermediate and deep muscles, like the erector spinae and multifidus, provide stability and control over the spine. All these layers work together to keep you strong and upright! #backmuscles . . #backmuscles #backhealth #backexercises #musclestrengt #bodysupport #strengthtraining #fitnesstips #femalemuscles #backstrengthening #healthadvice #injuryprevention #PostureImprovement #pregnant #anatomi #meded #vray #anatomia #anatomía #doctor #medicina #smartdoctor1 #pancreas #education #medstudent

The world we hang out in... Great illustration of how and what we help...RMT helps.

💪 Neck Muscles: Supporting Movement & Stability 💪 The muscles of the neck play a crucial role in head movement, breathing, and posture control. 🔹 Key Neck Muscles: Sternocleidomastoid (SCM) – Rotates and tilts the head. Trapezius – Supports head and shoulder movement. Scalenes – Assist in breathing and neck flexion. Levator Scapulae – Elevates the shoulder blade. Deep Neck Flexors – Provide spinal stability. 🔹 Why They Are Important: Support posture and spinal alignment. Assist in breathing and swallowing. Reduce neck pain and tension when functioning properly. Watch our 3D animation to see the neck muscles in action! #NeckMuscles #MedicalAnimation #science #meded #medical #anatomy #pt #physio #sciart #muscle #3d #animation #vray

💆‍♂️ "Tension headaches and tight muscles shouldn't be part of your daily routine.
Let’s release the pressure—literally.
Relief starts with one session."

🪑 "Stuck at a desk all day?
Your back, neck, and shoulders are paying the price.
Book a massage that melts away tension, restores your posture, and leaves you feeling like yourself again...without the constant ache."*

Here are 20 problems you likely deal with daily:

1. Chronic Muscle Tension – From sitting at desks or poor posture.

2. Back Pain – Especially lower back discomfort from sedentary lifestyles.

3. Neck and Shoulder Stiffness – Often from stress or screen time.

4. Stress and Anxiety – Clients seek massage for emotional and mental relief.

5. Headaches and Migraines – Frequently caused by tension or posture.

6. Sports Injuries – Strains, sprains, or muscle overuse.

7. Postural Imbalances – Leading to uneven wear and muscle fatigue.

8. Repetitive Strain Injuries – From jobs involving typing or lifting.

9. Limited Range of Motion – Clients feel stuck or restricted.

10. Sciatica or Nerve Pain – A sharp pain that radiates, especially from the lower back down.

11. Sleep Issues – Clients can’t relax due to muscle tension.

12. Poor Circulation – Cold hands/feet or general fatigue.

13. TMJ Dysfunction – Jaw tension or grinding teeth.

14. Fibromyalgia or Chronic Pain Conditions – Seeking consistent relief.

15. Injury Recovery and Rehab – They want to bounce back faster.

16. Desk Job Fatigue – General body fatigue from inactivity.

17. Emotional Trauma in the Body – Stored tension or somatic release needs.

18. Pregnancy Discomfort – Aches, swelling, and back pain.

19. Lack of Self-Care Knowledge – Clients need help understanding how to maintain their bodies.

20. Poor Athletic Recovery – Soreness, delayed healing, or stiffness post-workout.

Many of these are recurring and build over time, making regular massage feel essential.

....And don't worry about your gear, it will be well protected... Ellie has you covered!!..

New season, old injuries... aid your recovery with our Laser.
Theralase Super pulsed system uses 2 wavelengths of laser light to pe*****te the tissue to aid in healing and recovery.
DM us for details for this customizable treatment option.

For you... You know who you are!

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We may need to take a look at this. Wonder why small businesses have to raise prices?

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This page is a great resource but may not be for everyone. Great visual of the shoulder.

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Why does the rotator cuff get injured? To raise your arm, the deltoid muscle needs to engage. It’s well-suited for this task, but as it works, it rolls the head of the humerus upward. In a healthy shoulder, this upward roll is balanced by muscles that insert near the head of the humerus from below, such as the subscapularis and teres minor. However, if these muscles don’t engage properly, the humerus head will roll upward, reducing the space available for the supraspinatus tendon to slide under the acromion. This increased friction weakens the tendon over time leading to injury. Find a way to activate the subscapularis and teres minor while raising your arms and your rotator cuff will heal naturally. Credit: @anatomy.of.motion #anatomy #biomechanics #rotatorcuff #rotatorcuffrehab #shoulderpain #shouldermobility #physiotherapy #osteopathy #fisioterapia #osteopatia #rotatorcuff #surgery #rotatorcuffrepair #anatomy #med #meddoctor #medstudent #shoulderpain #muscle #tear #musclepain #physiology #neckpain #pain #student