Massage as Mobility Insurance
Be it for work productivity, readiness to travel, or improved energy and mobility; massage can help
Massage is one of the few modalities of health care that doesn't domino into more medications or invasive intervensions.
Massage compliments and contributes effectively to several other modalities of health care,
making it a value-added element to most wellness programs.
As most people have heard about or experienced personally, massage is a terrific tool to help manage the psychological and physiological factors that are inextricably linked with stress, pain, injury, and overall health.
PRICING & INSURANCE
Non-RMT Massage and What You Need to Know
In BC, an RMT is a registered massage professional, regulated as a primary care provider by the College of Complimentary Health Professionals of British Columbia (CCHPBC).
At this time, I am a student of an accredited massage therapy program (Camosun College) and am nearing the end of the required 2300+ hours of formal education; however, I am not yet registered.
This means that massage at KTM cannot be billed directly to or reimbursed by insurance companies, and may not meet the criteria for reimbursement by extended benefits plans.
As such, KTM Massage regular rates (below) are almost half of typical RMT rates.
45 minutes = $55
60 minutes = $75
90 minutes = $110
120 minutes = $150
Keep Trekking Mobility and Massage (KTM) is licenced by Central Saanich as an intermuniciple business (licence #727531956BC0002)
The KTM Massage practice carries general liability insurance and specific coverages to protect all people on the property at 105 Gregory Drive.
I (Kay Takara) am insured as a Health & Fitness Practitioner to provide deep-tissue and relaxation massage.
KTM is Equipped to Support

Pregnancy Massage

Lotions & Linens

Sturdy, Adaptable & Warm
A Photo-Tour of the Massage Space
Massage and Travel

Pre-Travel

During Your Victoria Visit

Post-Travel
Freedom to Move Philosophy
Why I Feel Passionately About Connecting Massage and Travel
Many people plan their whole year around travel - booking time off of work, collecting rewards miles, booking flights, tours and cruises, taking the RV into the shop for a pre-trip inspection, hauling the boat, and the list goes on.
So much of our disposable income gets dedicated to life experiences that involve going on new adventures or back to favourite destinations.
Although most people associate massage with either indulgence or rehabilitation, I feel that an individualized travel-oriented massage plan is a sound investment in maximizing your travel experience.
There are 4 components that I feel will optimize your body for positive travel experiences:
1. Build a picture of you & your travels:
- Current body condition,
- Relevant past travel in relation to your body,
- Upcoming travel plans, and (most importantly)
- Your goals.
2. Provide individualized pre-travel massage to optimize for your:
- Muscles & joints,
- Known weaknesses and strengths,
- Neurological and circulatory systems, and
- Your mobility objectives.
3. Provide tailored travel insights for your body and your travel itinerary including:
- Considerations for transiting to/from your destination,
- Insight reports on location terrain, weather, and health resources, and
- Activity & rest opportunities consistent with your goals.
4. Re-engage post-trip to address:
- New tensions, injuries, or over-used structures,
- Ongoing/pre-existing issues that may have been aggravated while away, and
- Gather your insights on the trip that may be relevant in planning your next adventure.
I feel strongly that a proactive, intentional, and responsive massage program contributes to a better quality of experience - both in your travels and in your everyday life.
KTM Massage
Wellness massage focused on supporting the nervous system, improving circulation, decreasing tension in muscles, and improving one’s sense of wellbeing.
Kay Takara
KTM Movement Space
105 Gregory Drive, Saanich Ridge EstatesSaanichton, BC
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