Massage Therapy or acupuncture can help relieve your chronic pain or give you a solitary moment of relaxation,  relieving the stress of working in Toronto. Registered Massage Therapy, acupuncture and cosmetic acupuncture work by using the body’s own natural healing powers to turn back the clock and leave you feeling healthier and younger.

As a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT), I offer a variety of treatments at my Toronto Massage Therapy & Acupuncture Clinic to give you the pain relief, healing or relaxation that you are looking for:

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Massage Therapy & Acupuncture Clinic in Central Toronto

Massage therapy or acupuncture sessions take place in a comfortable, safe environment where your health and well being is always put first. I am available at my massage therapy & acupuncture clinic conveniently located in Toronto’s friendly Greektown on the Danforth between Pape & Donlands.  There is subway access, bus access, street parking and Green P Parking, .  Also, I am a short ride from Riverdale’s Gerrard, Dundas and Queen street neighbourhoods.

Convenient Hours

My hours are very flexible and I am available Sundays and public holidays by request.

Had a really stressful day in Toronto? Try an in home massage where the massage and healing is brought to the safety and comfort of your own home or hotel.

Insurance Coverage

As I am an RMT, my receipts are accepted by extended health benefits plans offered through your workplace.  Your treatment could be 100% free depending on your plan.

If you have any questions about massage therapy or acupuncture or would like a free consultation, feel free to contact me.

In the meantime, be sure to browse the Toronto Massage & Acupuncture Resource Centre located in the margin.   There are lots of videos, exercises, stretches and healthy tips for you.  Some of my newest articles and updates are listed in my blog below.

Ken Shim, HBBA, RMT, CAMA

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