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Registered Massage Therapy (RMT)
Saanichton Chiropractic Group

Clinical & Evidence-Based Soft Tissue Therapy for Recovery and Performance

At Saanichton Chiropractic Group, our Registered Massage Therapists (RMTs) provide more than just relaxation. We offer clinical healthcare aimed at restoring function, reducing chronic pain, and optimizing your body’s physical potential. Whether you are recovering from a sports injury, managing a desk-job strain, or rehabilitating after a motor vehicle accident, our team is here to help.

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Open 6 days8am – 6pm
Direct billingmost plans
ICBC + WorkSafeBCclaims accepted
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About massage therapy

Trusted RMT Services Across the Saanich Peninsula

At Saanichton Chiropractic Group, we are proud to be a community hub for clinical massage therapy, serving patients from all corners of the Peninsula. Whether you are a resident of Saanichton or Central Saanich, a commuter from Brentwood Bay, or living in Sidney, North Saanich, Deep Cove or the Greater Victoria area, our clinic is conveniently located to provide you with quality care and a multidisciplinary approach to recovery.

No matter where you’re coming from on the Peninsula, our team is dedicated to helping you move pain-free and stay active in this beautiful community we all call home.

The RMT Difference at Saanichton Chiropractic

Our RMTs are highly trained healthcare professionals regulated by the College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC (CCHPBC). Unlike a spa-style massage, our treatments are assessment-based.

  • Integrated Care: We work alongside our Chiropractors and Athletic Therapist to ensure your muscle work complements your joint and nerve health.
  • A Range of Techniques: From myofascial release and trigger point therapy to deep tissue and prenatal care, our team brings a wide range of techniques to every session.
  • Direct Billing: We offer seamless direct billing to most major insurance providers, ICBC, and WorkSafeBC.

What to Expect

Every RMT session begins with a brief assessment of your range of motion and health history. Your therapist will then use a combination of manual techniques—such as Swedish massage, active stretching, or deep tissue work—specifically chosen for your condition. Treatment takes place in one of our calm and beautifully designed new massage rooms. You will leave with home care to maintain your progress.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of massage therapy does your clinic offer?

We offer registered massage therapy as part of our multi-disciplinary clinic. Our massage therapists work with patients to address muscle tension, pain, and mobility issues using evidence-based techniques.

Are your massage therapists registered and qualified?

Yes. All of our Registered Massage Therapists are licensed with the College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC (CCHPBC), which regulates massage therapy in the province. To be licensed in BC, an RMT must graduate from an accredited massage therapy program, typically about 3,000 hours over two to three years.

How does massage therapy complement chiropractic care?

Massage therapy works beautifully alongside chiropractic adjustments. While chiropractors address joint mobility and function, massage therapists release muscle tension that may be preventing proper function, creating a comprehensive treatment approach.

What conditions can massage therapy help with?

Massage therapy is beneficial for muscle tension, sports injuries, chronic pain, postural problems, and stress relief. It's also effective for improving circulation and speeding recovery after chiropractic treatment.

How long is a typical massage therapy session?

Sessions typically range from 45 to 90 minutes, depending on your needs and the type of massage recommended. Your therapist can customize the length based on the areas being treated and your goals.

Is massage therapy covered by insurance?

Many extended health insurance plans cover registered massage therapy. We offer direct billing for covered services. Check your policy or contact us to verify your coverage limits.

Can I book a massage without seeing a chiropractor?

Yes, you can book massage therapy services directly with our registered massage therapists. Many people use massage for wellness and maintenance even if they're not receiving chiropractic care.

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