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Services & Modalities

Thirteen modalities. One goal.

Get to the root. Every service Gail offers is chosen to calm the nervous system, ease what hurts, and help your body find a better way to work.

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Registered Massage Therapy

Therapeutic massage, priced by time

Treatment tailored to what your body needs that day. Direct billing available for WCB and most extended benefit plans.

30 minutesTargeted, one-area focus
$70
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45 minutesFocused relief
$90
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60 minutesMost popularFull-body reset
$115
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90 minutesDeep, unhurried work
$170
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Prices in CAD. Add a therapeutic enhancement to any massage — see add-ons below.

Specialized Modalities

Beyond the table

Twenty years and thirteen modalities means Gail can match the technique to the problem — not the other way around.

Reflexology

$115 · foot or ear-hand

Often called the world's best stress reliever. Pressure to specific points on the feet, ears or hands sends a wave of calm through the whole body — deeply relaxing and grounding.

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Manual Lymphatic Drainage

$175

A gentle, rhythmic technique that engages the peripheral nervous system and encourages the body to move fluid and reduce swelling. Wonderful post-surgery and for a tired, sluggish system.

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Cupping

$85

Gentle suction lifts and decompresses tight tissue and fascia, easing stubborn tension and improving circulation where hands alone can't reach.

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Champissage

$100

Traditional Indian head massage for the scalp, neck and shoulders — where most of us hold the day. Releases tension headaches and quiets a busy mind.

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Access Bars

$120

A light, hands-on relaxation technique using gentle touch at points on the head. Many people find it profoundly calming — a rare chance to fully switch off.

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On-Site Chair Massage

from $39 / 15 min

Quick, seated resets brought to your workplace or event — no oil, no table, no downtime. A quality break, not a smoke break. Ideal for teams.

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Enhance any massage

Layer a therapeutic enhancement onto your session to target exactly what's bothering you.

Access Bars — energy work · 15 min Face Cupping · 15 min Face Cupping / Toning with MLD · 30 min Face / Neck Manual Lymph Drainage · 15 min Reflexology · 30 min Scalp / Head Massage · 15 min
For Workplaces

An RMT who also assesses

Gail brings the nervous-system layer other ergonomics consultants miss — hands that can treat, not just recommend. On-site chair massage, certified ergonomic assessments, lunch-and-learns and team reset days.

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1:19Return on workplace wellness spend
68%Fewer WCB claims
58%Less absenteeism
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Reviews

Loved by clients — 5.0 on Google

★★★★★  5.0 stars from 111 reviews

Not sure which service is right?

Book a 60-minute massage and let Gail's hands find the root — or reach out and she'll point you the right way.

FAQ

Massage & treatments — common questions

Can massage therapy help with back, neck and shoulder pain?

Yes. Gail’s therapeutic massage gets to the root of desk-related back, neck and shoulder tension, calming the nervous system and easing the muscle patterns that cause recurring pain.

Where is Preferred Massage Therapy located?

Gail is based in Sherwood Park, Alberta and serves clients across the greater Edmonton region.

Do you direct bill to benefits or WCB?

Direct billing is available for most extended-benefit plans — Manulife, Canada Life, GroupSource and other major providers. WCB is separate insurance Gail carries (which lets her treat work-related and equipment cases), not a plan she direct-bills.

I have desk-related tension — what should I book?

The 60-minute therapeutic massage is the most popular choice for desk-day tension. You can add reflexology, cupping or manual lymphatic drainage to target specific areas.

What’s the difference between a massage and an ergonomic assessment?

A massage relieves the tension you feel now; an ergonomic assessment fixes the workstation setup that’s causing it. Many clients pair the two for lasting relief.

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