MICRO MVMT & HEALTH CO
Registered Massage Therapy
Personalized, Evidence-Informed Care
Registered Massage Therapy at MICRO MVMT & HEALTH CO. begins with understanding your concerns, preferences, and treatment goals.
Our Registered Massage Therapists provide assessment and individualized treatment for concerns involving muscles, soft tissues, joints, movement, and physical function. Your RMT will discuss their assessment findings with you and develop a treatment approach based on your presentation, comfort, preferences, and goals.
Treatment may incorporate different massage therapy techniques and approaches when clinically appropriate. Your care is collaborative, and your consent remains an ongoing part of every appointment.
RATES FOR REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPY
$145
60 MIN
$165
75 MIN
$190
90 MIN
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A few helpful details before you book: prices are listed in CAD and prices are subject to change. Direct billing is available as a courtesy for eligible plans, with ICBC availability varying by practitioner. We do not bill to WorkSafeBC. We accept debit, credit, and e-transfer. Cash is not accepted.
REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPY, PERSONALIZED TO YOU
Your Treatment May Look Different From Someone Else's
There is no single approach to Registered Massage Therapy that is appropriate for every patient.
Your RMT may incorporate different techniques based on assessment findings, your preferences, treatment goals, tolerance, and informed consent. Treatment may be focused on a particular area or incorporate a broader approach depending on what is clinically appropriate for you.
Pressure and techniques can also be adapted throughout your appointment. You are encouraged to communicate with your RMT about your comfort and preferences at any time.
MASSAGE SERVICES
MASSAGE FOR SPORTS & PERFORMANCE
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Designed for active individuals to support recovery, reduce muscle tension, and improve performance.
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Focused care to support healing from strains, overuse, or physical injury. Helps restore movement and reduce discomfort.
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Prepares muscles for activity and supports recovery after performance. Helps reduce fatigue and improve mobility.
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Improves flexibility, joint movement, and overall function. Ideal for maintaining an active lifestyle.
MASSAGE THERAPY APPROACHES & SERVICES
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An individualized approach that may incorporate different manual techniques based on assessment findings and treatment goals. Therapeutic massage may be considered for concerns such as muscular discomfort, tension, stiffness, and changes in mobility.
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Deeper pressure or targeted techniques may be incorporated when clinically appropriate and consistent with the patient's preferences and tolerance. These techniques may be considered for persistent muscular tension, stiffness, or areas of muscular discomfort.
Deep tissue techniques are not appropriate for every patient or every appointment.
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Myofascial techniques involve sustained slow or sustained manual techniques that may be incorporated when working with relevant soft-tissue concerns.
Your RMT considers your individual assessment, comfort, and treatment goals when determining whether myofascial techniques are appropriate.
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Targets specific areas of muscle tightness that cause referred pain. Helps relieve tension and improve function.
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A precise, clinically informed approach to treating muscle and nerve-related pain patterns. Supports long-term relief.
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Select practitioners offer Registered Massage Therapy in the patient's home. Your RMT brings the treatment table and required equipment, with assessment, consent, treatment planning, and documentation remaining part of the appointment.
Availability and service areas vary by practitioner.
MASSAGE FOR RELAXATION & WELLNESS
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Flowing manual techniques such as gliding strokes and kneading that may be incorporated into Registered Massage Therapy. Pressure and pacing can be adapted to your physical presentation, preferences, comfort, and treatment goals.
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Select Registered Massage Therapists may incorporate heated stones alongside massage therapy techniques. Temperature, positioning, and use of the stones are adapted to the individual and incorporated only when appropriate and consented to.
FOCUSED BASED MASSAGE
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Registered Massage Therapy can be adapted throughout pregnancy based on the patient's comfort, presentation, stage of pregnancy, relevant health history, and treatment goals.
Positioning, pressure, and techniques are modified as appropriate for each patient.
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ICBC-funded Registered Massage Therapy is available with select MICRO practitioners. Eligibility, funding, appointment availability, and any applicable patient fees depend on the individual claim and current ICBC requirements.
ICBC appointments are arranged through the clinic.
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Ongoing, targeted care to help manage persistent pain and improve quality of life.
Discover More About The Benefits Of Chronic Pain Management With Massage Therapy >
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Registered Massage Therapy may include assessment and treatment of muscles and soft tissues associated with the jaw, neck, head, and surrounding areas when appropriate to the patient's presentation.
Any intra-oral assessment or treatment requires specific informed consent.
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Buccal & Facial Massage combines external techniques for the face, jaw, scalp, and neck with optional intra-oral techniques provided by appropriately trained Registered Massage Therapists.
Intra-oral treatment is optional and requires specific informed consent.
MODALITIES FOR FOCUSED CARE
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Supports muscles and joints while improving movement and reducing strain. Often used alongside massage therapy.
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Uses specialized tools to release tension and improve tissue mobility. Effective for stubborn tightness.
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Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation
A guided stretching technique that improves flexibility and range of motion. Ideal for mobility and recovery.
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Advanced techniques that address movement patterns and fascial restrictions for improved function
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Trigger point release therapy is designed to address persistent muscle tension at its source—helping to relieve pain, improve mobility, and support lasting physical balance.
Techniques That May be Incorporated
Depending on the individual practitioner, assessment findings, treatment plan, and patient consent, Registered Massage Therapy may incorporate techniques such as:
Swedish massage techniques
Myofascial techniques
Trigger point techniques
Neuromuscular techniques
Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF)
Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM)
Fascial movement taping
Stretching and mobility-focused techniques
Not every practitioner offers every technique or modality. Your RMT will discuss the approaches being considered for your treatment and answer any questions before proceeding.
COMMON CONCERNS
Registered Massage Therapists are trained to assess and treat concerns involving muscles, soft tissues, joints, physical function, and movement.
Patients may seek Registered Massage Therapy for concerns including:
WHAT OUR RMT TEAM COMMONLY SUPPORTS
MUSCULAR & JOINT CONCERNS
Neck and shoulder tension
Back discomfort
Hip discomfort and muscular tightness
Muscle stiffness and soreness
Joint stiffness or changes in mobility
Sprains and strains
Jaw and TMJ-related muscular tension
ACTIVITY & REPETATIVE STRAIN
Physical demands associated with work or activity
Repetitive strain
Desk-related muscular tension
Sport and activity-related soft tissue concerns
Muscular fatigue
Changes in movement or physical function
Postural imbalances
STRESS NERVOUS SYSTEM SUPPORT
Stress-related tension
Fatigue and physical burnout
Tension headaches
Sleep-related tension and restlessness
General relaxation support
PREGNANCY-RELATED CONCERNS
Registered Massage Therapy may also be adapted for physical concerns experienced during pregnancy, including muscular tension, back or hip discomfort, and changes associated with posture and movement.
Treatment is individualized based on assessment, health history, comfort, and clinical considerations.
NEUROLOGICAL & NERVE RELATED CONDITIONS
HEAD, NECK & JAW CONCERNS
Sciatica pain & discomfort
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
Nerve Entrapment Syndromes
Cervical Radiculopathy
Lumbar Radiculopathy
Piriformis Syndrome
Tension-type headaches
Neck tension
Jaw discomfort
Clenching-related muscular tension
TMJ-related muscular concerns
DIRECT BILLING AVAILABLE
Direct billing is available as a courtesy for eligible Registered Massage Therapy services and insurance plans.
Coverage, eligibility, reimbursement, and claim approval are determined by your individual insurance provider and benefits plan. Direct billing does not guarantee coverage or full reimbursement.
Any amount not covered or approved by your insurance provider remains your responsibility.
ICBC-funded services are available with select practitioners only. MICRO does not bill WorkSafeBC (WSBC).
What to Expect at Your RMT Appointment
01 | START WITH A CONVERSATION
Your RMT will ask about what brings you in, relevant health history, your preferences, and what you would like to address during your appointment.
02 | ASSESSMENT & TREATMENT PLANNING
Your RMT may complete an assessment relevant to your concerns and discuss their findings, proposed treatment approach, potential benefits and risks, and available alternatives with you.
03 | YOUR TREATMENT
Treatment is adapted to your presentation, preferences, comfort, and consent. You can ask questions, request changes, or withdraw consent at any time.
04 | AFTER YOUR APPOINTMENT
Your RMT may discuss relevant observations, self-management strategies, or considerations for future care when appropriate.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Registered Massage Therapy is a regulated health profession in British Columbia. RMTs assess and treat concerns involving soft tissues and joints using manual methods within their professional scope of practice.
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A referral is not generally required to book Registered Massage Therapy. However, some insurance plans or third-party payers may have their own requirements for reimbursement. We recommend confirming your individual coverage directly with your provider.
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Booking a Registered Massage Therapy appointment in Langley at MICRO MVMT is simple and convenient.
You can schedule online through our Jane App booking system, where you can view available time slots and choose the session that best fits your schedule. For those who prefer personal assistance, our friendly Virtual Receptionist is happy to help you book via phone or email.
By offering flexible scheduling and contactless booking options, we make it easy to prioritize your wellness and enjoy the full benefits of professional RMT care in Langley.
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Patients may seek Registered Massage Therapy for concerns involving muscular tension, soft tissue injury, pain, stiffness, joints, movement, or physical function. Whether massage therapy is appropriate depends on the individual presentation and the RMT's assessment.
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Your appointment generally begins with a conversation about your concerns, relevant health history, preferences, and treatment goals. Your RMT may complete an assessment before discussing a proposed treatment plan with you.
Treatment proceeds with your informed consent and can be adjusted throughout the appointment.
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Techniques vary by practitioner and patient presentation. An RMT may incorporate Swedish massage, myofascial techniques, trigger point techniques, neuromuscular approaches, stretching, IASTM, or other manual methods within their training and professional scope.
Not every technique is appropriate for every patient or offered by every practitioner.
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Pressure is individualized and can range from lighter to deeper approaches depending on the patient's preferences, presentation, treatment goals, and clinical considerations.
Deeper pressure is not required for Registered Massage Therapy to be clinically appropriate. You can ask your RMT to adjust pressure at any point during treatment.
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There is no single treatment frequency that is appropriate for everyone. Frequency may depend on your concerns, assessment findings, response to treatment, preferences, goals, and other care you may be receiving.
Your RMT can discuss treatment frequency with you when appropriate.
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Direct billing is available as a courtesy for eligible services and insurance plans. Coverage and claim approval are determined by your insurance provider and cannot be guaranteed.
Any amount not covered remains your responsibility.
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ICBC-funded Registered Massage Therapy is available with select MICRO practitioners. Availability and eligibility depend on the individual claim and current ICBC requirements. ICBC appointments are arranged through the clinic.
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Does MICRO bill WorkSafeBC?
No. MICRO does not bill WorkSafeBC (WSBC) for Registered Massage Therapy.
MEET THE PEOPLE BEHIND YOUR CARE
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![Alecs Estralledo, RMT]()
Alecs Estralledo
REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST
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Emanuel Fessahaye
REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST
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![Allan Hu, Registered Massage Therapist]()
Allan Hu
REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST
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![Ester Grace Juperatum, RMT]()
Ester Grace Juperatum
REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST
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![Janelle Jurkowski, RMT]()
Janelle Jurkowski
REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST
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![Rav Laroco, RMT]()
Rav Laroco
REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST
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![Ryzanne Laroco Kisch, RMT]()
Ryzanne Kisch
REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST | FOUNDER & CLINIC OWNER
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![Leanne Gall, RMT]()
Leanne Gall
REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST
