Most people arrive knowing where it hurts, not which appointment to book. This page helps you pick a sensible starting point — and is honest about when you should see someone other than us first.
At Blossom Wellness Clinic in Orangeville, Ontario, neck, back, joint and muscle concerns are seen by Registered Massage Therapists, a Physiotherapist and a Registered Acupuncturist under one roof. Appointments begin with an assessment, and you are told if another route would serve you better. Receipts are provided for extended-health plans; direct billing is not available.
Choose the area that matches yours. Nothing here is a diagnosis — it is a description of what each appointment does in that part of the body, so you can pick a sensible starting point.
Tightness across the top of the shoulders and up into the neck. People often mention desk work, driving, or carrying a bag on one side.
How we can help
Hands-on treatment through the shoulders, the base of the neck and the muscles around the shoulder blades. Your therapist assesses first, and the pressure is yours to direct throughout.
An assessment of how your neck and shoulder move and what is loading them, then hands-on work and a small set of exercises you take away with you.
A full history first, then fine, sterile, single-use needles at selected points. Cupping is sometimes combined with it. Booked by people who want to try a needle-based approach.
Between and around the shoulder blades, and the band of muscle that runs along the ribs. Often described as an ache that sets in through the day.
How we can help
Hands-on treatment between and around the shoulder blades and along the ribs. An assessment comes first, then treatment at a pressure you set and can change at any point.
Your physiotherapist looks at how the upper back and ribs move, tests what is involved, then combines hands-on treatment with exercises to do between visits.
A full history first, then fine, sterile, single-use needles at selected points. Cupping is sometimes combined with it. Often booked alongside massage therapy, not instead.
The lumbar area and the muscles either side of it, including stiffness first thing in the morning or after sitting for a long stretch.
How we can help
Hands-on treatment of the lumbar muscles and the area around them, after a short movement assessment. You direct the pressure, and you are draped throughout the session.
Assessment-led: history, how you move, tests of the joints and muscles involved. Treatment then combines hands-on work with exercise. A common route after a specific injury.
Fine, sterile, single-use needles at selected points after a full history. Some people book it alongside massage therapy or physiotherapy rather than instead of them.
Hips, glutes, thighs and calves — including people who run, lift, or spend the day on their feet.
How we can help
Hands-on treatment through the hips, glutes, thighs and calves. Booked by people who run, lift or spend the day on their feet and want that load worked on directly.
Assessment of the hip, knee and ankle together, since one often affects another. Hands-on treatment plus exercises, and a realistic view of spacing after the first appointment.
A needle-based option after a full history, sometimes combined with cupping. Often booked alongside other care rather than on its own.
The jaw joint and the muscles that close it, along with facial and temple tension. Two provider routes here, massage therapy and physiotherapy.
How we can help
Assessment of what you are experiencing and how the jaw moves. Two provider routes here, massage therapy and physiotherapy, billed and claimed separately from each other.
A gloved hand works along the inside of the cheek while the other supports from outside, reaching the jaw-closing muscles that cannot be reached from the outside alone.
Assessment-led jaw care from the physiotherapist, including intraoral and extraoral techniques, with exercises to take away. Billed as physiotherapy rather than massage therapy.
Elbows, forearms, wrists and hands, including work that repeats the same movement for hours at a time.
How we can help
Hands-on treatment through the forearms, elbows and hands, after an assessment. Often booked by people whose work repeats the same movement for hours at a time.
Assessment of the elbow, wrist and hand and what is loading them, then hands-on treatment and a small set of exercises to do between appointments.
Four disciplines work in the same clinic on Dawson Road, which means the assessment can point you somewhere else in the building rather than out of it. Nobody here is required to keep you in their own discipline.
Where it is, how long it has been there, what makes it better or worse, and what you need to get back to.
Movement and the structures involved, to work out what is contributing rather than only where you feel it.
You are told what is proposed before anything begins, and you decide. If another route would serve you better, we say so.
Each row is an appointment listed on our booking page. Fees and lengths come from the clinic’s price list; where a service is not on that list, no figure is shown here.
| Appointment | Best when… | What a session involves | First visit & fee | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Registered Massage Therapy |
You want muscular tightness worked on directly, and you are happy to set the pressure. | A conversation about your history, a short movement assessment, then hands-on treatment of muscle and soft tissue. You are draped throughout. | 45–90 min from $105 |
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Physiotherapy |
You have a specific injury, a joint that feels unreliable, or you are recovering from surgery. | An assessment first — history, how you move, tests of the joints and muscles involved — then hands-on work combined with exercise you take away. | 30–45 min from $90 |
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Acupuncture |
You want to try a needle-based approach, often alongside care you are already having. | A full history first, then very fine, sterile, single-use needles placed at selected points. Cupping may be combined with it. | 45–75 min from $110 |
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TMJ / TMJD Treatment |
The jaw itself is the problem — the joint, the chewing muscles, or both. | Assessment of what you are experiencing and how the jaw moves. Two provider routes here, massage therapy and physiotherapy, billed and claimed separately. | Shown in Jane | Book → |
Signature Blossom Buccals RMT |
You want the jaw-closing muscles treated directly rather than a jaw assessment. | A gloved hand works along the inside of the cheek while the other supports from outside, reaching muscle that cannot be reached from the outside alone. | 60–90 min from $175 |
Book → |
Not sure? Book Physiotherapy or Registered Massage Therapy first — both begin with an assessment, and the assessment will route you.
Founder · Registered Massage Therapist
Kamal founded Blossom and practises as a Registered Massage Therapist alongside her psychotherapy work.
Physiotherapist
Navjot provides physiotherapy assessments and follow-up treatment.
Registered Acupuncturist · Traditional Chinese Medicine
Yaser provides acupuncture, cupping and Traditional Chinese Medicine at Blossom.
Choose a time in Jane, or send an inquiry from the homepage if you want to describe it in a sentence first. No referral is needed to book with us.
Comfortable clothing you can move in is best. Your practitioner will share any specific guidance for your treatment when you book.
Most initial appointments include an assessment followed by treatment or an appropriate therapeutic intervention. Your practitioner will explain the process and tailor the appointment to your needs and goals.
We provide receipts for eligible regulated services that you can submit to your extended-health provider. Direct billing is not currently available.
We ask for at least 24 hours’ notice to cancel or reschedule. Late cancellations or missed appointments may be charged the treatment fee. Please let us know as early as possible if you are unwell or have an emergency.
Please speak to a physician or go to urgent care first if any of these apply. We would rather send you to the right place than take the appointment.
If any of these apply, contact your physician or go to your nearest emergency department. In an emergency call 9-1-1. Do not wait for a reply from us.
Injury, training load, and the stretch between being cleared and feeling right.
Pain that keeps returning, and care that fits alongside what you already have.
Cycle and hormonal health, pregnancy, and the months after birth.
Longer naturopathic appointments, in person and online.
Individual, couple and culturally informed appointments, with a free consultation.
Regular maintenance, rest, and whole-person reviews.
Book massage therapy or physiotherapy in Jane, or send us a sentence about what is going on and we will tell you which appointment to take.
Or ask us first — send an inquiry.
