Tran Mapletoft Therapeutic Massage

04/12/2026

🌿 Sharing for a colleague! 🌿

A friend of mine is hosting a Women’s Wellness Retreat Day focused on Breast Self-Care on April 25 at Ancient Spirals.

It’s a great opportunity for some education, self-care, and connection in a supportive space 💛

She’s looking to fill a few more spots, so if this sounds like something you (or someone you know) might be interested in, feel free to check it out or reach out!

Happy to pass along more info 😊

07/24/2025

08/26/2022

Massage and touch-based treatment are popular despite limited evidence from high quality clinical trials. This article reviews the rationale and evidence of treating older patients with psychiatric symptoms by touch-based therapy.Narrative literature ...

07/04/2020

Fascinating

Here’s what’s become of them.

05/19/2020

Me and my fancy apron are looking forward to greeting all my massage patients. So excited to get back!

04/23/2020

Good morning to all my regular clients!

As you may have heard, Premier Moe and our Chief Medical Health Officer, Dr. Shahab, just unveiled the Re-Open Saskatchewan plan this Thursday morning.

RMT's are part of the Phase 2 roll-out which means May 19th, I can start accepting appointments again.

Of course, this may be subject to change based on continued monitoring of the virus and its transmission.

Until then, welcome back!You can book online here:

Massage Therapy is a form of manual therapy that focuses on the use of soft tissue massage techniques, gentle mobilizations, and stretching to relieve or prevent physical dysfunction and pain. Our Registered Massage Therapists have passed the Saskatchewan provincial board examination and are trained...

04/20/2020

If you are needing some relaxation or pain relief...

Pain BC is offering free Gentle Movement @ Home live-streaming sessions that provide guided movement and relaxation for those living with pain from the comfort of your own home.

I highly recommend!

Guided movement and relaxation for pain during COVID-19

04/17/2020

Hey 🤓 Research Geeks & Science Supporters!

I know you guys appreciate how important 📊📈 DATA is to researchers.

As you can imagine - in the current landscape, our Public Health researchers could use some more help from us. So, if you want to make public health in our community better, please consider volunteering to be on FluWatchers.

FluWatchers is an online health surveillance system that helps track the spread of flu and flu-like illness 🤒 across Canada 🇨🇦. FluWatchers normally tracks the flu, but with the COVID-19 pandemic, they're shifting their focus to tracking 😷 COVID-19.

If you guys would like to play your part in helping out the epidemiologists, sign up to be a part of FluWatchers now!

https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/diseases/flu-influenza/fluwatcher.html

FYI:
I have been a part of FluWatchers for a few years now and I swear it is super easy to do.

Stay safe!

FluWatchers is an online health surveillance system that helps monitor the spread of flu-like illness across Canada.

04/14/2020

To all of those who have young kids, grankids, or niblings:

Helping your kids with reading can be a learning opportunity for you, as well. Especially when it's relevant to what is currently going on in our lives right now.

Check out Dr. Taylor Purvis' book on Mr. Corona:

Hello friends! Dr. Purvis here. You have probably noticed a lot of strange things going on lately. It’s all because of a little pesky creature named Mr. Corona. This is a story I wrote to help...

04/04/2020

One of my favorite explanations on pain.

https://youtu.be/ikUzvSph7Z4

04/03/2020

Let's not forget about self-care and protecting our mental health during this crisis.

You may be experiencing a high degree of uncertainty, anxiety and stress about the health and safety of yourself and your family, and how COVID-19 has disrupted your business and personal lives.

Mental health professionals advise that it is important to acknowledge these impacts and to find ways to maintain and support your mental health.

We've compiled a list of reputable sources of information if you are struggling to cope.

1. Saskatchewan Mental Health and Addictions Services: http://tiny.cc/czzdmz

2. If you are having COVID-19 symptoms or are looking for mental health counselling, call Healthline 8-1-1.

3. Mental Health Considerations from the World Health Organization: http://tiny.cc/j3zdmz

4. Call 9-1-1 for medical emergencies only.

5. More resources on the MTAS website at: www.saskmassagetherapy.com/?page=1186

Stay strong and stay healthy everyone!