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I
received several types of treatments during my life, and obtained
the best sensation of release in my neck and shoulders following
a session with Noemie.
Ann McMillan, AMP President and founder
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When
I went to Noémie I was 60, and I thought joint pain and
being stiff was just part of the package of aging. Not true
it would appear. From the first session I was amazed at how
quickly my body was being freed up.
Lindsey Meagher, bass section - Montreal Symphony Orchestra
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Structural Integration KMI (Kinesis Myofascial Integration)
is a manual therapy approach that balances and realigns the
body. It's a deep form of bodywork in which the client plays
an active role during the manipulations. This work allows
for rapid yet lasting changes and is a great companion to
Pilates!
Through liberating the body from its constraints, Structural
Integration reduces and often eliminates pain. It improves
posture and fluidity of movement. It reduces the effects of
stress and injuries, and increases the amount of energy. It
becomes a lot easier to truly enjoy your life!
Structural Integration is a unique and distinct approach,
different from massage therapy and osteopathy, which generates
completely different sensations and involves the client in
a very specific way.
You
will gain…
- Better posture: the body corrects itself naturally, without
effort.
- More energy, more strength and more vitality.
- Reduction and perhaps disappearance of chronic pain.
- Better stress management capacities.
- Greater movement efficiency, better coordination.
- A better functioning body which opens new possibilities!
If
you want to…
…feel more at ease in your body, there is a strong chance
that structural integration is for you. It is particularly
efficient in cases of chronic pain, scoliosis, recovery from
an injury, stiffness, respiratory problems, lack of energy
and burn-out, and various other limitations in your daily
life.
Athletes and artists who wish to improve and fine-tune their
performance have also much to gain from this method.
Clients from 5 to 78 years old have consulted, with very different
issues. Each person's structure has specific needs. Noémie
will be more than happy to discuss your particular situation
to see if Structural Integration is a viable option for you.
Schedule:
Tuesday 8h to 19h
Thursday 8h to 19h
Cost :
Each session lasts between 90 minutes and 2 hours. The cost
per session is $110,75 plus tax.
Insurance receipts:
Insurance receipts are available under massage therapy.
To book an appointment call 514-735-9506
During
a session:
The first session begins with a health questionnaire. We will
then evaluate posture and certain movements, and take pictures
to have a record of the changes through the sessions. Session
take place in underwear. The manipulations are deep and slow,
and can be done on the table, on a bench, or standing.
Clients participate in the work by executing precise movements
during most of the manipulations. We work as a team however,
and the level of manipulations is adjusted according to your
needs and capability. Although sessions require active participation,
you will leave with a great sensation of relaxation through
your whole body.
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Noémie Chabot B.A. , BCSI®
Passionate about health, the wonders of human body and of its
incredible potential for change, Noémie first encountered
Structural Integration in 2006. After studying with Tom Myers,
she graduated in 2008, and now helps people free themselves
from chronic pain, improve performance, and simply rediscover
the joy of being at ease in their own bodies. In addition to
her commitment to continuing education, she is currently a teaching
assistant for Tom Myers in the Structural Integration training
program in the U.S., co-director of the Fleur d'Asphalte dance
and creation studio, and feels privileged to be able to work
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