Meet Cassidy Ross, Your Dedicated Registered Massage Therapist

Cassidy Ross is a passionate and dedicated Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) who is thrilled to be relocating from Nanaimo to Hamilton. With years of experience and a deep commitment to personalized care, Cassidy has mastered a variety of therapeutic techniques to address each client's unique needs, whether it's stress relief, relaxation, injury recovery, or chronic pain management.

Specializing in Swedish massage, manual lymphatic drainage, deep tissue therapy, and myofascial release, Cassidy collaborates with clients to create customized treatment plans that target their specific concerns. Her approach is rooted in promoting overall wellness and supporting the body's natural healing processes. Cassidy takes pride in providing a welcoming, professional, and nurturing environment for all her clients.

Cassidy is excited to bring her expertise to the Hamilton community. Whether you're seeking relief from muscle tension or aiming to maintain optimal health, Cassidy is here to help you achieve your wellness goals

Usual Days are Thursdays and Fridays. Chris (they/he) has been a practicing Massage Therapist for over 25 years. Prior to that they worked in both the restaurant industry and social work field, and completed an undergraduate degree in psychology. A graduate of the Canadian College of Massage & Hydrotherapy in Toronto (1998), they have found immense satisfaction in their chosen career. Chris has fostered a diverse client-base in both Hamilton and Guelph, with an approach that honours and respects all bodies.

Chris’ practice combines advanced clinical and holistic techniques, using their education, knowledge and hands-on experience to address a variety of health concerns ranging from: chronic or acute injuries, post-surgery healing/scar care, muscle tension, pain/discomfort, headaches/migraines, repetitive movement strains, physical & emotional stressors, pre- and post-natal massage, and general relaxation.

They practice active consent throughout treatment, providing an inclusive, trauma informed and safer clinical environment for people to access massage therapy. They strive to provide an inclusive space for all 2S and LGBTQ+ people within an anti-racist / anti-oppressive framework.

At the root of all their work is the belief that kind, compassionate and skilled touch can help heal both physical and emotional pains, individually and within our communities.

As an RMT, Chris seeks to deliver the highest quality treatment for a diverse range of needs – customizing their approach to suit each individual client. Chris is committed to lifelong learning in regards to the systemic issues that contribute to stress and its impact on individual wellbeing. They strive to create an experience grounded in support, equality and respect.

Also provided are: General Swedish Massage, Myo-Fascial Release modalities (releasing connective tissue restrictions), Therapeutic Taping, Trigger Point Release, Hot Stone and Cupping Massage.

Chris is a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community and enjoys dog-walks, nature and music.

Usual Days Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Massage became Taras’ passion since he was 18 years old when he was an active member of a running club and used short massage techniques and contrast hydrotherapy to help other runners to recover faster and efficiently after intense training sessions. 

After graduating from Ternopil Pedagogical University in Ukraine, Taras taught geography and history in high school for 13 years. 

After immigrating to Canada, he decided to pursue a massage therapy career and after graduating from Medix school in North York and becoming an RMT, Taras started actively practicing massage therapy in various locations. 

In his massage therapy practice, he works with his clients to reduce pain, muscle tension and stress associated with everyday life activities.  He actively uses trigger point therapy, myofascial work, “deep tissue” techniques in conjunction with general relaxation and wellness approach, focusing on client’s needs and helping them achieve their treatment goals.