Lucas Marcelic is a graduate of the Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy. Prior to pursuing his passion for becoming a registered massage therapist, Lucas played soccer in Sweden, where he deepened his understanding of athletic performance and recovery.
With a genuine passion for helping others, Lucas enjoys not only caring for his clients but also educating them on maintaining a healthy body. His approach integrates the hands-on techniques of massage therapy with his experience as an athlete, aiming to help individuals recover, prevent injuries, and optimize their performance through deep tissue trigger point therapy as well as therapeutic restorative techniques.
In his spare time, Lucas enjoys staying active by going to the gym, playing soccer, practicing yoga, and taking long walks with his dog. Lucas is also an avid fan of the anime One Piece.
What is registered massage therapy?
Registered massage therapy, a regulated health profession in Ontario, is generally taught in the method of Swedish massaging. This technique involves long, smooth strokes, kneading, and other movements intent on causing relaxation of the muscles, accomplished by improving circulation to the muscles via the massage, thereby improving oxygen and nutrient supply to the tissues. While registered massage therapy helps treat injuries, illness and stress, it is also excellent for helping prevent illness and conditions before they develop. Some reasons people seek the help of RMT's include:
- back, leg and neck pain
- carpal tunnel syndrome
- athletic injuries
- joint pain
- arthritis
- tendonitis
- stress
- depression
- headaches
- post-surgical rehabilitation
- pregnancy support
- fibromyalgia
- insomnia
- constipation
- multiple sclerosis
- asthma and emphysema
- stroke
- Parkinson's disease
- cancer
- chronic fatigue syndrome
