Spa, Hammam, Russian Banya & Sauna, Massage, Osteopathy and Acupuncture in Edmonton

Advanced Massage Therapy in Edmonton

Full body massage is the best solution for your healthy lifestyle to maintain your wellbeing. Full body massage is one of over 80 types of massage therapy known. A full body massage therapy session is usually 60 to 90 minutes long. The lighting of massage room is usually dim and it helps to create a sense of relaxation before the massage even begins. At your request we'll get soothing music played in the background. This type of massage is perfect to complement your sauna experience.

At Synergy Sauna & Spa our highly experienced and successful Registered Massage Therapists provide a long list of therapeutic types of massage treatments, including Deep Tissue Massage, Myofascial Remodeling, Lymphatic Drainage, Motor-Vehicle Accidents treatments, Postural Correction, Pre- and Post-natal Massage, Sport Medicine applications and many more. No wonder our clients call us "Pain Killers" ))

Accupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine in Edmonton

As a medical doctor and registered acupuncturist, Dr. Halabi uses acupuncture and Chinese Medicinal Modalities to diagnose and promote health by stimulating the body’s own healing powers. With acupuncture being an ancient Chinese Medical System, Dr. Halabi uses needles to help the body realign or redirect its network of interrelating energies.

Manual Osteopathic Treatment in Edmonton

Osteopathy is a profession that uses manual assessment and treatment to impact the body's structure and improve its function. Osteopaths use their knowledge of physiology and anatomy to assess what is out of order and then realign it using manual therapy.

Manual Osteopathic Treatment based on fact that imbalances in the human structure are connected to the dysfunctions and progression of disease. Because our bodies self-regulate and self-heal, osteopaths work with the body's natural capacities to help remove obstructions in order to regain proper function and drainage of the body's tissues. Manual Osteopathy views the body as a holistic, connected system. When one aspect of the system is off, the entire system can be affected and suffer. Treatments work to align body mechanics, nerve performance, and the circulation of body fluids in order to restore it to optimal health condition.