Registered Massage Therapy on Salt Spring Island

What is Registered Massage Therapy?

Registered Massage Therapy (RMT) is a hands-on approach to care that focuses on the muscles, connective tissues, and other soft tissues of the body. At Gulf Islands Chiropractic, massage therapy is tailored to your individual needs, whether you’re looking to manage pain, recover from an injury, reduce muscle tension, improve mobility, or support your overall well-being.

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RMT can be used as part of a broader treatment plan or as a stand-alone therapy. Your treatment will be guided by your goals, comfort, and individual needs, with an emphasis on creating a positive and collaborative therapeutic experience.

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Meet Your Registered Massage Therapist – Amy Marchant

Amy Marchant is a compassionate, calm, and conscientious Registered Massage Therapist who takes a thorough, evidence-based, patient-centered, and trauma-informed approach to care.

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Amy works with people of all ages, with particular interests in persistent pain, neurological conditions, and systemic health conditions. She believes that home care is an important part of treatment and may incorporate stress management, self-massage, and movement strategies to help support your progress between appointments.

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Her approach focuses on building a positive therapeutic relationship and creating a treatment environment where patients feel heard, respected, and supported.

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Why Choose Registered Massage Therapy at Gulf Islands Chiropractic?

• Individualized treatment based on your needs and goals

• Evidence-based and patient-centered care

• Trauma-informed approach focused on comfort and collaboration

• Support for persistent pain, injuries, muscle tension, and mobility

• Home-care strategies including movement, self-massage, and stress management

• Collaborative care alongside our chiropractic and rehabilitation team

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Who Benefits from Registered Massage Therapy?

RMT can benefit:

• Individuals experiencing muscle tension or soft tissue discomfort

• Those managing persistent or chronic pain

• People recovering from injuries or periods of reduced activity

• Individuals living with neurological or systemic conditions

• Active individuals and athletes

• Anyone looking to improve mobility, manage stress, or support their overall well-being