Leaving NPW after a massage with Sylvie makes me feel like those inflatable noodle guys that…read morelimberly dance around. Highly recommend seeing Sylvie!

I wish I had known about this place long before I did ..it is a cozy hidden gem in Downtown…read moreDartmouth ..it has been there forever a cozy Wellness place where I get my services with Lisa who is just such the embodiment of wellness ..such a beautiful person you can't help feeling better knowing that you're coming to visit her for an appointment ... She is very skilled and such a genuine empathic healer... they do offer other services . She is a vital part of my wellness program on our regular basis.. I can't recommend enough. I'm not too sure about parking downtown because I walk to these appointments at the Quaker House on Ochterloney Street just a hop skip out from the ferry if you're coming from the Halifax side.

I have been going to Massage Addict Spring Garden since the beginning of Covid and they have been…read morean amazing place of healing, connecting and general great, healthy treatments. I love that they are in my neighborhood and super flexible. Martin Morin is an RMT and Reiki practitioner who works with them and I have to give him a special recommendation - I am healing from some illness and his combination of deep tissue massage, Reiki and caring has been a huge part of my healing journey. I would recommend him highly for those of us healing and those of us who are just looking for a kick ass practitioner! He is a GEM!

Was looking for a good place to get a massage that was close to my work. I chose massage addict…read morebecause I'd been told it was a good place to get a cheap massage, but, as the saying goes, you get what you pay for. I didn't find out until after that this is a chain (the McDonalds of massages if you will). The receptionist wasn't very friendly or helpful and the masseuse also showed little to no personality. I felt very much like the next person on the conveyor belt. The masseuse just didn't seem very friendly, the environment was cold. None of the people there seemed to like being there. Just seemed like a bad work environment which was reflected in the attitudes of the staff. The massage was okay. It was a little heavy handed and since I was there for an injury I didn't feel like the masseuse spent the appropriate time assessing the injury itself or talking to me about the pain. Any other massage I've been to they've really assessed what was going on before starting which made me sort of feel like the therapist at massage addict didn't really know what she was doing. I'd recommend going to one of the many locally owned smaller massage businesses in town where the masseuse cares about their work because it's their business.

I've been going to this clinic for about a year now for massage therapy. I have to say it's…read morefantastic! Kielly is my massage therapist and soon to be my husbands as well. She has to be one of the nicest people I have ever met and the best massage therapist to ever help my shoulders and back. The staff is super friendly and always appear really happy. My father had some Physio last year here and couldn't speak any better words for their Physio regime. He recommended this clinic for me when I had to start getting massage therapy. I've never been happier, healthier or more relaxed.

An excellent multi-disciplinary clinic, offering expert chiropractic, acupuncture and massage…read moretherapy, with a bit of osteopathy thrown in. Always busy, advanced booking is a must. Fees are very reasonable and direct billing is available if your insurance company permits (sadly not if you're on the PSHCP). Delightful staff, comfortable treatment rooms and convenient parking.

This is by far the best Chiropractic Health Centre I have ever visited. Everyone is amazing! Dr…read more Kim is incredibly caring and compassionate and does adjustments on my back and neck with such ease. You can tell she's very adept at her profession. I have also seen the Massage Therapist, Jennifer there and she's terrific as well. She used just the amount of pressure I could handle on my back and was very skilled and professional. From the moment you walk in the door and are greeted by Carol or Annette's lovely smile and conversation, to the moment you leave, you feel like a family friend and are treated in a way that shows they really care about their patients.

Whether you have a cramp in your back, a pulled muscle or whether you require serious…read morerehabilitation, Novaphysio is the place you should go! I was referred to physio by my family physician because of a fall and pain to my right shoulder. There were many places to go when I looked in the yellow pages; however, a friend referred me to this Timberlea location. The staff were incredibly friendly and I had the best experience I possible could have. I met with a physiotherapist by the name of Jeff and he actually listened to my situation and started working with me right away. I very much enjoyed going to my sessions and really like my experiences. I also went for a few massage sessions and will continue to go back from time to time. It wasn't long after I began physio and I was feeling much like my old self again.

When I need a massage, I go to a wonderful RMT at Young Kempt Physiotherapy. The business recently…read moremoved from, you guessed it, Young/Kempt to a lovely new location at Windsor and Almon. I've been nothing but impressed by the service I've received here. I can't speak to the Physiotherapy side of the biz, but I was originally referred here by a friend that has had a long relationship with the Phyisotherapy staff. I've always chosen RMT's based on my own personal bias towards a reputable location that's associated with health and wellness vs. just a spa. People have their own opinions on what they like in a massage. Some like to feel the pain and know that a massage that works out the kinks will pay off later on. Other people prefer the relaxation of feeling good immediately. I like a massage that makes me feel good, but that also tackles the knots and kinks with no sympathy. And, if anyone remembers the episode of Friends where Ross filled in for Phoebe and massaged an old man with wooden spoons, that's what I think of every time I consider trying a massage at a spa. (Biased? Yes. Unfounded? Probably.) Either way, I'd tell anyone looking for a new RMT to come here. The staff here are interested in your overall well-being and want to make sure that you are feeling good and are taking care of yourself. It's a holistic relationship and if you are interested in forming a regular routine of self-care, this is a great place to form that relationship.

Absolutely the best ! Very professional, very knowledgeable... Hands-on, exercices, laser therapy,…read moreultra sound therapy, etc... Everything to get me back on track really quickly. If I could give this clinic 10 stars, I would !

In 2012 I was referred to Elizabeth Heffelfinger from a previous, but new to practice acupuncturist…read morefollowing an injury from which I suffered chronic pain. Elizabeth practices "Classical Five Element Acupuncture, Chinese herbs, exercise, dietary and life-style adjustments to bring about a healthy state". She has years of experience and although my experience with acupuncture is limited to three or four previous practitioners my experiences with her have always been rewarding. Her office is convenient located in The Regal Building on Cornwallis Street near the Halifax Commons. She has a beautiful office space on the third floor of the building. There's an open area greeting area with chairs for waiting or discussion in consultation near her desk, but a separate treatment room. I don't entirely understand the hows or whys behind acupuncture, but I can say it's been a valued part of my recovery and working with Elizabeth has been a blessing. If you are looking for an experienced professional for acupuncture I would strongly recommend Elizabeth's expertise.

Elizabeth's space is very relaxing and her services are exceptional.read more