Brighton Sport and Wellness
92 Main St K0K1H0 Brighton, ON, Canada

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WE'RE HIRING!!!! Brighton Sport and Wellness Centre is looking to hire a full time RMT to join our dynamic team of professionals. We are a locally owned clinic serving the area since 2006. What does that mean for you? It means a supportive environment with flexible scheduling, a chance to build a dedicated caseload and have a positive effect on the health and wellness of our local community. We are looking for an RMT in good standing with their college, who is eager to lear...n and grow with an elite team of health care professionals (Physiotherapy, Osteopathy, and Chiropody). Our success has been built on providing clients with top-of-the-line service and individualized therapies. Candidates should demonstrate a passion for optimal health, the desire to help people achieve their goals, and a commitment to excellence through skill competencies and customer service. Clientele is a mainly a therapeutic focus; however, treatment requests range from relaxation to deep tissue, and acute to chronic injuries or conditions. What we need from you: Graduate of a College of Massage Therapy diploma program and be registered and in good standing with the CMTO. Experience is an asset but not required. Energetic team player that wants to grow a long term caseload Be able to work independently and as part of the team What we offer: A competitive percentage based compensation as a Contractor Cross referrals from in-house clinicians, an existing client base, and a great reputation with the local physicians Administration services All supplies, linens, on-site laundry Very flexible scheduling with great work life balance Please apply with a resume and cover letter via e-mailed to [email protected], fax (613) 475-9564, or by dropping it off in person at 92 Main Street Brighton (back door).

Father's Day is Sunday! A Gift Certificate for Massage makes a great gift!

The interest in Manual Osteopathy as a treatment for pain and dysfunction (both acute and chronic) is growing rapidly. We often get asked "What is Osteopathy?". The Canadian College of Osteopathy in Toronto has posted a great explanation that can be read at http://www.osteopathy-canada.com/manual-osteopathy-philoso/ Call today to Book your Osteopathy Assessment and start feeling better! 613-475-0606

Spring is here and with all that spring cleaning, don't forget to take a little time for your own spring tune up. Book a massage with Rebecca and be ready to enjoy the nice weather. She is available evenings and weekends. Call 613-475-0606 to book your time.

With valentines day coming up, why not treat your significant other to a massage with a gift certificate? Did you know we have massage therapy available by appointment 7 days a week? Call 613 475 0606 to book a treatment for yourself or a loved one. Self care is so important!

Snow Shovelling Tips With winter upon us, and snow beginning to cover many regions of the province, thousands of people are shovelling snow to clear their sidewalks and driveways. Snow shovelling is very hard work and can put severe stress on your heart, as well as, stress and strain on your spine. So, as winter gets underway, we’ve outlined 10 tips for how to keep your back healthy when shovelling snow. Some helpful tips include;... 1. Pick the right shovel. 2. Warm-up thoroughly. 3. Pace yourself. 4. Push the snow, do not lift it. Pushing puts far less strain on the spine than lifting. 5.Switch off between snow shovelling right-handed and left-handed, so that you’re working different muscles. 6. If able, get out often and clear smaller amounts at one time. 7. When the snowfall is heavy (1 foot in depth, let’s say), don’t try to clean right down to the ground with a single scoop. Instead, skim the top 6 inches off, then scoop up the bottom 6 inches. Otherwise, you could be hurting yourself by lifting too much. Remember that wet snow can be very heavy. One full shovel load can weigh as much as 25 pounds. 8. Take breaks. Every 15 minutes or so, stand up straight, walk around, and drink water to avoid dehydration and overheating. 9. Listen to your body and pay attention to your body’s signals, such as pains, shortness of breath, or chest discomfort. 10. Use ergonomic lifting techniques such as: Always face towards the object you intend to lift. Bend at the hips, not the low back and remember to bend your knees and lift with your leg muscles, keeping your back straight. Avoid twisting the back to move your object to its new location always pivot your whole body to face the new direction. Walk to the new location to deposit the item rather than reaching or tossing.

Spring is around the corner drop in before you begin your sping routine, running baseball, soccer we are here to help.

Happy Valenntines Day! Forgot to buy your sweetheart a gift stop in we have gift certificates available!!