Had a massage with Darren…read more This is a therapeutic massage, not a relaxing spa type massage. $115 for 90 minute massage. Well trained, fully licensed, used a lot of pressure point technique. Very good with giving you permission to give feedback, and also wanted to know, about how the pressure was. Location was easy to find, clean, and relaxing.

Have had to see multiple massague therapists over the years due to injuries. Jennifer is by far the…read morebest one I have ever been too. I look forward to every appointment and always feel better after leaving.

Have visited Dian Spa for massage many times over a long period of time; both at her previous and…read morecurrent location. Current location is in her home, but has a completely separate door and area that has nice atmosphere and is well decorated/furnished. Dianne has many years of experience giving relaxation massages, at home and previously as a spa owner and certified massage therapist. If you're looking for deep tissue massage, this isn't the place for that but well worth considering for a light massage from a pleasant woman at a reasonable cost. She's quick to respond to inquiries and is sometimes available same or next day, or at the very least inform you of when she's next available.

This is a great place to go for a massage. I have been going to Brittany for massages for over 2…read moreyears now and she just gets better and better. Besides making my back, neck and shoulders feel much better, she has also done a lot for my plantar fasciitis. And, she has great hours for those who cannot get away from work easily during the day.

If you're looking for a nice, relaxing yoga class that's really accessible for beginners, Kaija's…read moreKripalu classes are just perfect. I started going to Kaija's classes about two years ago after being told by my physiotherapist that I had to take up yoga. I'd done yoga years and years ago, but had pretty much spent the last three years sitting around on my ass in front of the computer for 16 hours a day. I was not used to physical activity and I wasn't exactly fit, so the prospect of going to a yoga class was kind of intimidating. I started out by going to a week of free yoga classes that Kaija was running during a Hearts in the Park event. Hearts in the Park is geared toward older folks, so I figured if there was any place for me to start, it was this (if it's relaxed enough for the seniors surely I could manage.) I had a great experience here, so I signed up for a once a week class with Kaija. She's a great instructor - she just exudes positivity and good energy, is very pleasant and relaxing to be around and really makes yoga accessible to anyone. Class sizes are small - the room can accommodate maybe... 12 people? but the class I was in generally ranged from 4 - 6, sometimes as many as 8, but rarely more than that. The class I was in was almost all women, mostly in their 40s and 50s, of all different experience levels, plus a scattering of younger people, so it was never intimidating. The class is a low impact, very relaxing class. Lots of soft, relaxing music, a good amount of meditation, easy warm up and it's all very flexible and easy going. Kaija will often tailor the class to what everyone feels like doing that day (everyone want a 20 minute final relaxation? Sure, no problem!) Kaija also incorporates some qigong into her classes on occasion. Lots of focus on integrating body, mind and spirit. The studio is really pleasant and comfortable. As I mentioned, it's small - one room, with a storage room across the hall for coats & equipment. Laminate flooring, large windows, spring green walls and nice artwork (paintings of nature, chakra posters, paintings of Om, crystal bowls, stuff like that.) It has a very comfortable community feel to it. While Kaija's classes are a great place for beginners to start, they're also suitable for more experienced people. You can push yourself as far as you want and there's no lack of benefit for those who have been doing yoga for a while. Best to bring your own mat, but the studio does provide mats, blankets, cushions, blocks, eye pillows, exercise balls, water and cups for no additional charge if you show up without your own stuff. Bathrooms are shared with the rest of the building and are clean and well maintained.

I was visiting Thunder Bay when I had a tooth emergency I called Dr Kiwsari''s office and they got…read moreme right in to see the doctor. Dr. Kowsari was diligent in reviewing my condition and giving me treatment. Her staff was excellent also friendly cheerful. I was surprised after the doctor took care of my problem How affordable the Clinic was. 10 star rating John S

Chiropractor deluxe with a massage therapist in the office. He's great and comprehensive and the…read moresecretary is upbeat and kind. Which is great for people who don't feel the best. Five stars for sure.

Atmosphere of place is cozy, friendly, and inviting. went just today for an assessment and got a…read morediagnosis. Dr. Abby Remus was patient and friendly and knowledgeable. Now I didn't totally get relief for my migraines; but I'm feeling very hopeful with future visits. the prices aren't ridiculous either!