With over 15 years of clinical experience as an
RMT, Gayle also works extensively with postural
body work, a form of physical therapy and
excercise.
Jana Gayle helps align Susan Rascone into position
A certified Yoga Instructor with Yoga Alliance, Gayle also has an honors Biological Sciences Degree with a Minor in Nutritional Sciences from the University of Guelph.
(L)Jacqui Lorenz, Susan Rascone follow Jana Gayle's movements (R)
As a Registered Massage Therapist and with a degree in the sciences, Gayle understands the human body and, whether it's therapeutic massage for health-care issues, or simply to relieve stress, a combination of massage and yoga can provide an overall feeling of well-being.
Gayle works with traditional Swedish massage and also employs Mitzvah techniques used by many young professional dancers.
Dianne Crosetta enjoys a massage ...
"A massage therapist's scope of practice focuses on muscles and joints, and affects other systems in the body, notably circulation, lymphatics and the nervous and endocrine systems," says Gayle. "You'll enjoy noticeable differences from treatments, whether on an occasional basis or in the form of a series of treatments over a shorter period of time when you are in particular need. My clients says that they feel both relaxed and energized by the experience and calmer and less stressed afterward. Many report they have their best sleep that night, or even several nights after receiving a massage therapy treatment."
Gayle also points out that an individual's relationship with an RMT should be an interactive one. "I want feedback from my clients so that we work together to provide the best treatment and treatment plan to suit individual needs. It truly is an learning experience for both."
