We offer table massages anywhere from 30 minutes up to 2 hours. 60 and 90 minute durations tend to be the most popular, and will allow your therapist to address problem areas while working on major muscle groups. In order to start on time, please arrive no later than about 10 minutes prior to your appointment if it’s your first time at  Alberta Momentum Massage, as we will need a little time for your consultation, plus mandatory paperwork. If you have come before, please come a little before your scheduled appointment to give time for the therapist to greet you and allow you to get ready for your massage.

Yes. Most of our Massage Therapists have been trained in Prenatal and Postnatal Massage. We have a wonderfully comfortable Pregnancy Massage bolster which allows expecting mothers lay face down safely while feeling  and being supported and cushioned. Or you can lie on your side too if that’s your preference.

Many Canadian and Albertan health care benefit packages include Massage Therapy as a part of their coverage. We are not able to check your policy limits for you due to privacy issues but a quick phone call or check on their web site will let you know if you are covered and how much you are allotted each year on Massage.  After that point, all you need to do to claim your treatments is pay for your massage and mail your receipt to your provider.

Please respect our therapists and other clients by giving us at least 24 hours notice when possible. 

If you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment for any reason, please call 780-488-8640 and leave a message as soon as possible or cancel online.

Please do not cancel by email as it is intermittently monitored. Thank you.

There is a $ 40.00 cancellation fee if notice is not given. Thank you

Most of the regulations that are lifted won’t change what we do so well! Therapists will still wash their hands (many, many times a day), disinfect and clean. Hand sanitizer will be available (as it was pre-pandemic).  Physical distancing of chairs will stay.

And for the time being, masks will be required for both therapists and clients during your treatment session, either massage therapy or acupuncture. (Masks in public areas of the clinic are recommended, not required).

Why this decision about masks during the assessment and treatment?

Similar to other health care interactions, massage therapy and acupuncture need a longer duration of time and closer contact to assess and treat. We made this decision considering both those not yet fully immunized and those vulnerable due to other factors. We will look again at this decision in the upcoming weeks, and consider the continuing low case counts and number of Albertans who are fully vaccinated (2 weeks post 2nd vaccine).

And until those masks are completely gone, you can know that there is a smile behind the mask. Just check the therapist’s eyes!