
Resources
This page offers a curated collection of trusted resources to support you beyond your treatment sessions, including educational and supportive websites related to Chronic Pain Management, Craniosacral Therapy, PTSD, Meditation, Post Mastectomy/ Gender Affirming Top Surgery and Pregnancy. These resources are shared to empower you with knowledge, encourage self-understanding, and complement the care you receive in the treatment room.
For Chronic Pain Support and Education:
International Association for the Study of Pain
International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) – Offers research-based resources and educational materials to help clients and professionals better understand the science of pain and evidence-informed approaches to its management.
For Pregnancy Support:
The Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Canada
PregnancyInfo.ca
PregnancyInfo.ca – A reliable, evidence‑based Canadian website offering clear, up‑to‑date information on all stages of pregnancy, childbirth, and early postpartum care to help clients make informed decisions.
For Post Mastectomy or Post Gender Affirming Top Sugery Support:
The Mastectomy Guide
Mastectomy Recovery Companion (6‑Month Guide) – A free, expert‑informed recovery resource that walks you through the first six months after breast surgery with clear, practical guidance on safe movement, self‑care practices, scar management, and mobility support. It’s designed to help people recovering from mastectomy and related procedures feel more confident and informed throughout their healing journey.
Disclaimer
The information shared here is for general education only and is not intended to replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult your Medical Doctor prior to making any changes to your health care plan. Registered Massage Therapists do not diagnose medical conditions; rather, massage therapy is used to support overall function, comfort, and well-being within our scope of practice. These resources are shared to empower you with knowledge, encourage self-understanding, and complement the care you receive in the treatment room.
