Registered Massage Therapist in Georgetown, Ontario | Massage Therapy & Medical Acupuncture
Massage therapy (can include acupuncture) available in Georgetown Tues/Thurs 1-8 & Fridays 9-3
Massage therapy (can include acupuncture) available Downtown Toronto @ Yonge & College every other Wednesday
About Chris Logue, RMT:
Chris Logue is a Registered Massage Therapist serving Georgetown and Toronto, with a background in evidence-informed massage therapy and medical acupuncture. He completed his massage therapy education at Humber College and has furthered his training through McMaster University's Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Program.
Chris has experience working with a diverse range of clients, including desk based and administrative workers, tradespeople, teachers and educational workers, healthcare and emergency service workers, professional and recreational athletes, and individuals managing everyday aches and mobility concerns. His clinical experience includes working in multidisciplinary environments alongside chiropractors, naturopathic doctors, and osteopathic practitioners, as well as in spa settings.
This variety of experience allows Chris to adapt treatments based on each person's needs, whether they are managing persistent discomfort, supporting recovery following an injury, dealing with the demands of their work or activities, or simply looking to maintain their health and mobility.
Treatment may include a variety of massage therapy techniques, including deep tissue massage, therapeutic exercise, myofascial techniques, and passive stretching and active stretching (including PNF techniques). Additional approaches such as heat therapy, hydrotherapy, and medical acupuncture may be incorporated when appropriate.
Techniques and Modalities Commonly Integrated into Massage Treatments
Swedish Massage Techniques
Swedish massage involves a range of flowing and rhythmic techniques designed to relax the body and improve circulation. Two common methods are effleurage—long, gliding strokes—and petrissage—gentle kneading and lifting of soft tissues. These techniques are often deeply relaxing and can help reduce muscle tension and pain.
Myofascial Release Techniques
Myofascial release techniques targets the fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds and supports muscles. When fascia becomes tight or restricted, it can cause pain and limit movement. This technique uses gentle, sustained pressure to release tension in the fascia, helping improve mobility, reduce stiffness, and enhance flexibility.
Deep Tissue Massage
Deep tissue massage involves applying focused pressure and specific techniques to address areas of muscular tension and restriction. Despite the name, deep tissue massage is not simply about using more pressure — effective treatment involves understanding the underlying tissues and adapting techniques to each client's comfort level and goals.
Joint Mobilizations
Joint mobilization is a gentle, hands-on technique used to improve joint function and reduce discomfort. It involves applying controlled movement and pressure within the joint’s natural range of motion. This can help ease stiffness, enhance mobility, and reduce pain in areas such as the neck, shoulders, hips, and spine.
Neurofunctional Medical Acupuncture
This contemporary approach to acupuncture targets specific nerves and muscle systems using fine needles. The needles may be manually or electrically stimulated to influence nerve activity and muscle function. Based on current neuroscience and clinical research, this technique can reduce pain, improve performance, and restore function by recalibrating the nervous system. Chris has completed the Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Program at McMaster University, an evidence-informed program for healthcare professionals developed by sports medicine physician Dr. Alejandro Elorriaga. Acupuncture can be integrated with massage therapy to complement treatment and support clients working toward improved comfort, mobility, and function. Chris is authorized by the College of Massage Therapists to perform acupuncture within the scope of a massage therapist, as part of a manual therapy or massage treatment.
