Massages in Old Montreal

Using broad techniques, pressure is applied to provide an overall feeling of well-being. This full-body relaxation massage aims to stimulate blood circulation and release the mind from everyday life.

This massage will include a focus on specific areas of pain. This technique uses light to firm pressure and is a balance of relaxation and muscle relief. The bodywork is adapted to your needs.

This massage focuses on relieving the deeper layers of the muscles. This technique uses slow, deep, sustained linear pressure. The relief to the muscle allows it to regain its freedom of movement. This type of massage will focus on specific areas of tension or muscle pain for greater relief and uses little to no massage oil.

This massage technique works with energy lines (Sen) combined with pressure on specific points. Movements, mobilizations, and stretches are also used to create more muscle and peri-articular space in the body.

A massage perfectly suited to the needs of a pregnant woman, for a smooth and nurtured pregnancy. Please note: Must be at least 13 weeks pregnant to receive a massage. Scandinavian baths are not recommended for pregnant women as the effect of temperature change could lead to complications. We recommend that you consult your doctor.

This technique is a fusion of Lomi-Lomi, a traditional Hawaiian massage, and Shiatsu, a traditional Japanese massage. Maneuvers include long, fluid strokes with the forearms and pressure with the elbows and thumbs on various meridians. The abdominal massage included in the Lomi Atsu massage is performed at the discretion and exclusive request of the guest.