Mount Forest Registered Massage Therapy
152 Fergus Street North n0g2l2 Mount Forest, ON, Canada

After much deliberation and attempted problem solving I've made the hard decision that Mount Forest Massage Therapy will remain closed until the threat of Covid-19 has passed. Unfortunately the safety requirements necessary to keep my clients and family safe are just not possible with my business set up. When life resumes back to normal I am considering changing my business model to a portable massage clinic. I would come to your home and set up a table. Massages would be for an hour and $95. Please let me know your thoughts in the comment section below.

In the interest of full transparency I feel providing the new RMT requirements regarding Covid-19. COVID-19 Pandemic Practice Guidance for Massage Therapists Version date: May 27, 2020 - Guidance will be updated as COVID-19 pandemic evolves The College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO) has developed the following guidance for ...Continue reading

Dear clients, This is the message I have received from the college of massage therapy which I will copy and paste to the bottom of this post. I will be trying to figure out the best way to treat my clients who need me in the safest possible manner. Many things are going to have to change to accommodate our mutual safety, however I will still provide the effective massage you are accustomed to. Over the next few weeks I will be calling everyone personally, however if you ...need me please contact me at your convenience. I have missed you all and am looking forward to seeing you soon. Heather The government’s order was recently updated. With the updated order (Ontario Chief Medical Officer of Health’s Directive #2 for Regulated Health Professionals, attached) Massage Therapists (RMTs) are now permitted to gradually restart Massage Therapy services. Directive #2 allows for a gradual restart of services to be carried out with adherence to guidance from the health profession’s regulatory college. CMTO is recommending that RMTs resume practice gradually because the Directive encourages healthcare providers to limit the number of in-person visits for the safety of healthcare providers and their patients/clients. In the gradual restart of services, RMTs must: Comply with requirements in the Government of Ontario’s COVID-19 Operational Requirements: Health Sector Restart (May 26, 2020 or as current), including the hierarchy of hazard controls; Prioritize clients with essential care needs while gradually resuming practice. Treatment is considered essential when the client’s overall health or function would considerably decline if treatment were not provided (i.e. lead to hospitalization or other serious health consequences); Adhere to the COVID-19 Pandemic Practice Guidance for Massage Therapists; Restart Massage Therapy practice gradually, ensuring enough time between appointments to clean and disinfect the practice environment; and Regularly look for updates on the Ministry of Health’s COVID-19 webpage and the CMTO webpage, as the pandemic continues to evolve COVID-19 Pandemic Updated Practice Guidance for Massage Therapists This guidance has been prepared based on Ministry of Health and Public Health Ontario information and resources, in collaboration with other healthcare regulators. RMTs providing care are expected to follow this guidance. Please note, the updated guidance includes a requirement for an RMT to instruct the client (and any visitor accompanying the client) to come to the appointment wearing a clean disposable or reusable mask to be worn throughout the treatment.

Tonight at 8:30pm class on how to get rid of shoulder and neck pain. Class will include stretches and self massage.Tonight at 8:30pm class on how to get rid of shoulder and neck pain. Class will include stretches and self massage.

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