Elation Medi-Spa

We are now offering extended hours.
You are welcome to book online at

https://elationspa.ca/

Or you can get in touch with reception, text or call:

12269316560

Thank you for your patience as we grow.

Heartfelt Thanks and Farewell

Dear Valued Clients,

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to express my heartfelt gratitude for the unwavering support you have shown me during my time as a Massage Practitioner working with you. It has truly been a privilege to assist you on your wellness journeys.

As some of you may already know, I will be moving out of the province to return to my hometown. This decision was not made lightly, as I have cherished every moment spent with each of you. Please rest assured that I will continue to be available for the massage service until September 30, 2025. I am committed to ensuring a smooth transition and am here to support you during this time.

As a friendly reminder, I encourage you to utilize any remaining gift certificates before my departure. Your satisfaction is of utmost importance to me.

Thank you once again for your trust and loyalty. I look forward to the opportunity to serve you before my departure and wish you all continued success and well-being.

Warm regards,

Irene Morrison
Certified Massage Practitioner

P.S. To book a massage service please call 519 428 5300
or an online booking system
Thank you

Baby Osteo 🌸

🚨New article alert! 🚨

The week's article by Lee Jarvis explores a method first pictured by Dain Loren Tasker DO to relax the Latissimus Dorsi muscle, focusing on its attachments and movement.

It discusses how various changes in arm and hip position specifically lengthen and improve flexibility in the Lat muscle.

Read all about it here 👉https://www.osteopathyst.com/the-tasker-series-1-relaxation-of-the-latissimus-dorsi/ and make sure to stay tuned for more articles about Osteopathic Manual Therapy!

Botox clinic Saturday with our Nurse Practitioner Cheryl Cherry.

Anyone who is new to Elation our newbe Botox price is 8$/u anytime after that it is regularly 9$/u.

There is only a few spots left hope to meet some new clients Saturday and say hi to some regulars! It’s always a fun day with Cheryl.

Introducing Dr. Nestor Torres

February 15, 2024

Complimentary consultations, the services available are:
Cosmetic Botox
Dermal Filler
PRP
Biorevitalization

I have worked with Dr. Torres for almost 20 years and I look forward to our reconnection as a new addition to our Elation Team.

Elation Medi-Spa WE OFFER!! Osteopathy, Laser Hair Removal, IPL,Botox, Fillers, Manicures, Pedicures, Massage

Botox Clinic Saturday with a few openings.
Be Holiday ready and wrinkle free!
First timers at Elation for Botox is $8/U

Thanks Stef… excited to share.

Believe it or not there’s more to the hand and wrist then carpal tunnel; outside of the carpals, metacarpals and phalanges is an intricate network of connective tissue.

The muscles of the hand can be categorized into two groups: intrinsic muscles and extrinsic muscles.

1. Intrinsic muscles: These muscles are located within the hand and are responsible for fine motor movements and control.

2. Extrinsic muscles: These muscles originate outside the hand and extend into the hand, providing gross motor movements and strength.

These muscles work together to provide the hand with a wide range of movements and functions, such as grasping, gripping, and manipulating objects.

The main nerves of the hand include the median nerve, ulnar nerve, and radial nerve and are responsible for motor control, sensory perception, and coordination.

The network of arteries provide oxygenated blood to the hand, ensuring proper circulation and nourishment to the tissues and structures of the hand.

The network veins collect deoxygenated blood from the hand and forearm, returning it to the heart for oxygenation.

The lymphatic vessels in the hand collect lymph from the tissues and transport it towards the lymph nodes. The lymph nodes in the hand are located in the palm and fingers. These nodes filter the lymph, removing any foreign particles, pathogens, or cellular debris.

The ligaments of the hand are strong bands of connective tissue that help stabilize and support the joints of the hand.

Lastly, there are the bones and joints of the hand categorized by carpals, metacarpals and phalanges. All these harder tissues are guided and influenced by the above network of connective and soft tissues.

It’s this network that allows for the versatile movements of the hand, operating with the forearm to allow for a wide variety of use. Gross motor or fine motor, digging into the hand only leads to more and more structures at play. Unfortunately the caption length isn’t large enough to allow listing of all these fine structures. There are simply that many!

Hello, Jessica for Osteopathy has 2 spots open up today at 4:30 and 5 pm for any follow up patients that needs in or 1 spot 4:30 for any new patient.