Had a great experience with Taylor! She was very…read moreinformative and made me feel comfortable explaining what I was looking for and met me with a solid plan for acupuncture :)

I will return with a review on this very unprofessional service once the Yelp company hasn't…read morepublished as a company I'm surprised there's nothing up already given the the lack of professional standards of this company

I've been going to ECWC for a number of years now for massage therapy with Jenn. The clinic is…read morewelcoming, serene and clean and the care provided by Jenn is 10/10. She is a gem and I'm so appreciative of the care she provides. Kathy S., Bedford, NS

Either I'm getting old or the years of sitting at a cube is catching up to me. Been having a rough…read moreyear as I was picking up a few running related injuries and rest wasn't doing the trick. The local run club suggested Dr. Jason as he gets to the root of the problem. He performs Active Release Therapy mostly sports injury related. First book time for the evaluation, and after some simple tests he will start his magic. And it is magic. Subsequent visits really focuses the problem areas and depending on your reaction, very noticeable improvement daily. He'll give you some homework in form of exercise and depending on things go, you will be healed up in a few weeks. Expect quick 20 minute visits after that. Very professional and now located at the ground floor ( as of nov 14 2012).

They just practice for 5 mins and charge 100 dollars. Though the money is going from insurance. I…read morecan use that in massage therapy. Had very bad experience, my back pain was same after 3 sessions. Will never go back

Great find this place. I'd been having trouble with one of my shoulders for some time and finally…read moredecided to book in for a diagnosis and initial treatment appointment. My physio' is a delightful and knowledgeable young man who soon identified the problem and set me up with some initial exercises. These improved the situation within a day or two and I was well on the road to recovery. The suite includes a well equipped small gym where you can learn and practice your routines. I booked several subsequent, weekly sessions, wherein progress was assessed and additional exercises tacked onto my routine. Move is located in the relatively new strip mall near the junction of Larry Uteck and Kearney Lake and has reserved parking spots in the good sized lot. If your body is in need to some remedial work, you should definitely check them out. They also offer chiropractic and massage therapy.

Fantastic spot! Brand new building, bright office, in a great location. Close to the highway, and…read morelots of free parking available. All of the staff are very friendly, and helpful, and they can direct bill most insurance plans! Both Physiotherapists, Mitch and Julie are great to work with for any injury, and are all around great people. Ryan, the Massage Therapist will give you hands down, the best massage you have ever had, he is very gentle, and highly experienced in many techniques, truly helping you walk away feeling better than you did when you walked in the door. I would highly recommend Move Physiotherapy to anyone needing Physiotherapy, or Massage Therapy. You won't regret it!

Kate is amazing! Very knowledgeable and really knows what she's doing. She did awesome on my neck…read morepains after the initial visit. Best chiropractor ever!

When you move to a new city, how do you find a chiropractor? Personally, I'm always leery. After…read moreall, they are manipulating your spine and other joints. Somehow looking through the Yellow Pages is too...too...well...random. So I turn to the people I know and if they're happy with someone, I'll give him/her a try. Problem for me...none of my local friends or family have been. But Helen, my favorite checkout lady at Sobey's, in a few of our chats over the last couple of years has mentioned Dr Katherine MacAdam and told me she was a miracle worker. And she is! Just a few sessions with this very professional, very bubbly chiropractor and I'm a new woman. Plus she has a couple of amazing massage therapists in her office too...but that's another Yelp story.

When I need a massage, I go to a wonderful RMT at Young Kempt Physiotherapy. The business recently…read moremoved from, you guessed it, Young/Kempt to a lovely new location at Windsor and Almon. I've been nothing but impressed by the service I've received here. I can't speak to the Physiotherapy side of the biz, but I was originally referred here by a friend that has had a long relationship with the Phyisotherapy staff. I've always chosen RMT's based on my own personal bias towards a reputable location that's associated with health and wellness vs. just a spa. People have their own opinions on what they like in a massage. Some like to feel the pain and know that a massage that works out the kinks will pay off later on. Other people prefer the relaxation of feeling good immediately. I like a massage that makes me feel good, but that also tackles the knots and kinks with no sympathy. And, if anyone remembers the episode of Friends where Ross filled in for Phoebe and massaged an old man with wooden spoons, that's what I think of every time I consider trying a massage at a spa. (Biased? Yes. Unfounded? Probably.) Either way, I'd tell anyone looking for a new RMT to come here. The staff here are interested in your overall well-being and want to make sure that you are feeling good and are taking care of yourself. It's a holistic relationship and if you are interested in forming a regular routine of self-care, this is a great place to form that relationship.

Absolutely the best ! Very professional, very knowledgeable... Hands-on, exercices, laser therapy,…read moreultra sound therapy, etc... Everything to get me back on track really quickly. If I could give this clinic 10 stars, I would !

The talented Courtney Nickerson opened her own clinic this summer at this newly vacated space on…read morethe corner of Agricola and Cunard. Centrally located for transit users and with plenty of street parking this space is practically perfect. It has a clean, modern feel, with a welcoming reception area and comfortable treatment rooms. A large main room beyond reception is sometimes used for yoga. The clinic is open until 9pm some evenings, so flexibility with appointments is rarely a problem. I followed Courtney here from a previous clinic. She's a bright and friendly face with a warm personality. She has a throughout knowledge of Massage Therapy with years of experience behind her. Courtney makes you feel at ease from the moment you see her and she eases your aches and pains while you're with her. Whether you're looking for a relaxing full body massage or a targeted deep tissue massage, Courtney is intuitive, calming, and caring. She occasionally offers specials via her website and her facebook page, as well as takes place in community events. Keep an eye out if you're looking for a deal as an excuse to treat yourself!

Professional and passionate - Courtney Nickerson, RMT at Agricola Holistic Health provides…read moreunbeatable services. I would highly recommend visiting any of the professionals at this clinic.

Cole Harbour Place offers many different family activities all under one roof. It consists of a…read morefull-sized fitness centre, three indoor swimming pools (with lifeguards, waterslides and diving boards), and two skating rinks. The centre offers a wide range of recreational activities including sports, dance, yoga, pilates and much more. Cole Harbour Place is also very well known for its Annual Christmas Craft Market where hundreds of craft-makers and vendors set up booths to sell and promote their homemade goods.

I really, really, really hate gyms. I'm always going to hate gyms. That much is just a universal…read morefact that cannot be changed. I had a membership to Cole Harbour Place for a little over a year and I probably went regularly for about four months and then never again. Such is life. Still, as far as gyms go, I really did appreciate the CHP experience. The membership was crazy affordable as a result of a employee program, the staff on site are extremely friendly even at the ungodly hour of the morning when I'm essentially a crossbreed between a harpy and a mistreated rhinoceros, the range of equipment satisfies everything from 'getting ready for summer' to 'HULK SMASH! HULK MAKE MUSCLE! HULK EAT YOU FOR BREAKFAST!', and the number of machines on site were usually pretty good at handling the volume of people coming in. But of course, that's just the gym portion. There's also a hockey rink, a pool, a library, and a ridiculous amount of classes all held on site. So if you're a better person than I who can actually tolerate indoor exercise, Cole Harbour Place has got you covered for pretty much whatever you're into. Jut watch out for Hulk. He gets carried away.