Release the Tension Your Body Has Been Holding Onto.
Registered massage therapy at Brightpath targets the muscle tension, chronic pain, and stress buildup that gets in the way of feeling like yourself, with treatment plans tailored to your body, your goals, and your schedule.
What Is Massage Therapy?
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You Might Be Overdue If...
- Chronic neck pain and shoulder tension
- Upper and lower back pain
- Headaches and migraines driven by muscle tension
- Sports injuries, strains, and sprains
- Repetitive strain from desk work or physical labour
- Prenatal discomfort and pregnancy-related pain
- Poor posture and restricted range of motion
- Jaw pain and TMJ tension
- Stress, anxiety, and difficulty sleeping
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Types of Massage We Offer
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Experienced, Registered, and Genuinely Invested in Your Care
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Nicole Scarisoreanu
Nicole's approach to massage therapy is rooted in a belief that most of her patients come to share: that healing is never just physical. With nearly two decades of clinical experience since graduating from Elmcrest College of Applied Sciences in 2006, she has built a practice that blends technical precision with a deeply intuitive sense of what each patient's body needs.
Her training spans a wide range of techniques: deep tissue massage, Swedish massage, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, manual lymph drainage, hydrotherapy, cupping therapy, joint mobilization, and pregnancy and postpartum massage. She is also certified in the Graston Technique, an instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization method that effectively addresses scar tissue and fascial restrictions that conventional massage cannot fully reach.
Outside the clinic, Nicole lives by the principles she brings to her work: meditation, breathwork, yoga, and a whole-foods approach to nutrition. That commitment to the body-mind-spirit connection isn't a philosophy she arrived at recently. It's the lens through which she has always understood healing.
Clinical focus
Postural dysfunction, repetitive strain injuries, whiplash and motor vehicle accident recovery, headaches and migraines, sports injuries, and work-related injuries.
What sets Nicole apart
Her intuitive sense of touch honed from 20 years of experience, combined with her broad technical toolkit, allows her to meet each patient exactly where they are, whether that's acute injury recovery or ongoing stress management.
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Kyle Ngo
Kyle's path to massage therapy was shaped by a genuine love of sport, movement, and the science of how the body works. He studied Kinesiology and Health Sciences at York University before completing his Massage Therapy diploma at the Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy, giving him a strong biomechanical foundation that informs everything he does in the treatment room.
What defines Kyle's practice is his focus on root causes. He's not interested in treating the surface of a problem, he takes time to understand what's actually driving an injury or tension pattern, then builds treatment plans designed to address that, not just the symptom. His sessions draw on a combination of soft tissue therapy, medical acupuncture, and tailored homecare, and he makes a point of ensuring every patient leaves not just feeling better, but understanding why, and with the tools to continue their recovery between visits.
Kyle's background in sport and fitness isn't just part of his story; it's what makes him particularly effective with active patients who need a therapist who understands how the body moves under load, and what happens when it's pushed too far.
Clinical focus
Work-related postural dysfunction, repetitive strain, sports injuries, and tension patterns related to an active lifestyle.
What sets Kyle apart
His kinesiology background gives him a detailed understanding of how the body moves, and how it compensates when something isn't working right. Patients leave not just feeling better, but understanding why.
All massage therapists at Brightpath are Registered Massage Therapists (RMTs) in good standing with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO).
Your First Massage Appointment at Brightpath
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Before you arrive
No special preparation is needed. Wear comfortable clothing. If you have a specific concern or injury, it helps to note it when booking so we can match you with the right therapist.
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When you arrive
Your therapist will take a brief health intake to understand what you're dealing with, what you're hoping to get out of the session, and any areas to avoid or focus on. This is a real conversation, not a form to fill out and forget.
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During treatment
Your therapist will work within your comfort level throughout. Pressure can always be adjusted, never hesitate to speak up. Most patients find the experience deeply relaxing from the first visit.
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After your treatment
Your therapist may offer guidance on home care: stretches, positioning, or self-care techniques to extend the benefits of your session. If ongoing treatment is recommended, they'll explain why and what a plan could look like.
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Our Pricing
All prices include HST.
- 30 minutes — from $75
- 45 minutes — from $100
- 60 minutes — from $120
- 75 minutes — from $140
- 90 minutes — from $160
Not sure how long to book? A 60-minute session is a good starting point for most first-time patients. If you have a specific injury or multiple areas of concern, 75 or 90 minutes gives your therapist the time to work thoroughly without rushing.
Is massage therapy covered by insurance?
Yes, registered massage therapy is covered by most extended health benefit plans in Canada. Coverage varies by plan, so we recommend checking your policy before your first appointment. Some plans require a doctor's prescription for massage therapy.
We direct bill to most major insurers, including: Sun Life | Canada Life | Manulife | Blue Cross | Green Shield Canada | Desjardins | Empire Life
Don't see your provider listed? Contact us at info@brightpathhealth.ca and we'll confirm whether we can accommodate your plan.
What Our Patients Say
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a doctor's referral to book a massage?
No referral is required. You can book directly online or by phone. However, if you plan to submit to insurance, check whether your plan requires a prescription as some do.
How often should I come in for massage?
That depends on your goals and what you're dealing with. For acute issues, we often recommend more frequent visits at the start, tapering as you improve. For maintenance and stress management, many patients find monthly sessions work well. Your therapist will give you a personalized recommendation after your first visit.
What should I wear?
You'll be appropriately draped throughout your session, only the area being worked on will be uncovered. Most patients undress to their comfort level. There's no right or wrong answer.
Can I combine massage with chiropractic or other services in the same visit?
Yes, and we often recommend it. Many patients see a chiropractor and a massage therapist in the same visit as the two treatments complement each other well. Let us know your goals when booking and we'll help structure your time.
Is massage therapy safe during pregnancy?
Yes, when performed by a therapist trained in prenatal care. All of our RMTs are trained to work safely with pregnant patients. Please let us know you're pregnant when booking.
What if I have a massage if I’ve had a recent injury?
Let us know when booking. Our therapists are trained to adapt treatment based on your health history and will discuss any precautions with you before your session begins.
Easy to Get To. Easy to Book.
- 4789 Yonge Street, Suite 406, Hullmark Corporate Centre, North York, Toronto
- 647-931-8108
- Book Online
- info@brightpathhealth.ca
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- Parking
Paid underground parking and metered parking are available nearby. Free street parking is also available on weekdays after 6 PM and on weekends.
By TTC
Convenient direct underground access is available to Sheppard-Yonge subway station.
Your Body Has Been Patient Enough.
Whether you're dealing with a specific injury, chronic tension that's been building for months, or you simply need to decompress, we're here.
Booking takes a few minutes. Relief takes one visit to start.