Registered Massage Therapyin Surrey.
Looking for registered massage therapy in Surrey? Therapy Now offers personalized RMT care for neck pain, headaches, back pain, shoulder tension, ICBC accident recovery, pregnancy discomfort, sports injuries, stress, and everyday muscle tightness.
Direct billing available for ICBC, Pacific Blue Cross, Medavie, Sun Life, Manulife, and many extended health plans.
Pain, stress, tension, and recovery all feel personal.
Many patients come to massage therapy because their body has been compensating for weeks, months, or even years.
Some people wake up with a stiff neck after sleeping awkwardly. Others feel tension headaches building after long days at a desk. Some are recovering after a car accident, while others feel physically exhausted from work, parenting, training, stress, or pregnancy.
Massage therapy is not only about relaxation. For many patients, registered massage therapy becomes part of managing pain, improving movement, reducing muscle tension, and helping the nervous system slow down.
At Therapy Now, our Registered Massage Therapists in Surrey personalize treatment based on your symptoms, comfort level, movement patterns, health history, and goals.
Patients often come in for:
- ✓Neck stiffness from desk work or driving
- ✓Shoulder tension from stress or posture
- ✓Low back and hip tightness
- ✓Headaches, jaw tension, and upper back pain
- ✓ICBC injuries, whiplash, and soft tissue recovery
Conveniently located in Newton Surrey.
Therapy Now is located in Newton Surrey near King George Boulevard, the Newton Exchange, and Scottsdale Centre. Many patients visit us from Newton, West Newton, Fleetwood, Surrey Central, North Delta, and surrounding Surrey neighbourhoods for massage therapy, ICBC recovery, and wellness care.
Our clinic is located at 240 - 13711 72 Avenue, Surrey, BC .
Nearby areas we commonly serve:
- ✓Newton and West Newton
- ✓Scottsdale and North Delta
- ✓Fleetwood and Surrey Central
- ✓King George Boulevard and 72 Avenue area
Registered massage therapy services in Surrey.
Whether you are recovering from an injury, managing chronic pain, preparing for birth, returning to sport, or simply feeling tense, our Surrey RMT team can help you choose the right massage treatment.
Therapeutic Massage
Targeted treatment for muscle tension, joint stiffness, chronic pain, postural strain, and mobility concerns.
ICBC Massage Therapy
Support after car accidents for whiplash, soft tissue injuries, headaches, neck pain, back pain, and stiffness.
Deep Tissue Massage
Focused pressure for deeper layers of muscle tension, chronic tightness, and stubborn areas of discomfort.
Prenatal Massage
Gentle pregnancy support for back pain, hip discomfort, pelvic tension, posture changes, and relaxation.
Sports Massage
Massage care for active patients focused on recovery, movement, training demands, and injury prevention.
Relaxation Massage
Calming treatment to reduce stress, release muscle tension, and help your body settle and reset.
Massage therapy in Surrey for pain, headaches, stress, and recovery.
Every person experiences pain differently. Your Registered Massage Therapist will assess your symptoms, discuss your goals, and develop a treatment plan that is appropriate for you.
Massage for Neck Pain
Neck pain can develop from desk work, driving, stress, poor sleeping positions, repetitive movements, or previous injuries such as whiplash.
Massage therapy may help reduce muscle tension through the neck, shoulders, upper back, and jaw while improving comfort and movement.
If neck pain is accompanied by numbness, weakness, dizziness, severe trauma, or unexplained symptoms, medical assessment is recommended.
Our RMTs commonly treat this: Amanda, Brandon, Jag, Anthony, and Gurinder.
Massage for Lower Back Pain
Lower back pain may be related to prolonged sitting, lifting, repetitive work, pregnancy, sports, muscle imbalance, or compensation from another area.
Massage therapy may help reduce tension through the low back, hips, glutes, and surrounding tissues while supporting better movement.
Persistent pain, significant weakness, changes in bowel or bladder function, or pain after major trauma should be assessed medically.
Our RMTs commonly treat this: Amanda, Brandon, Jag, Anthony, and Gurinder.
Massage for Shoulder Pain
Shoulder pain can come from lifting, repetitive work, desk posture, sports, rotator cuff irritation, or tension from the neck and upper back.
Your RMT may assess the shoulder blade, rotator cuff muscles, neck, chest, and upper back to understand what may be contributing to discomfort.
If you have sudden weakness, inability to lift your arm, or pain after a fall, medical assessment is recommended.
Our RMTs commonly treat this: Amanda, Brandon, Jag, Anthony, and Gurinder.
Massage for Headaches
Many tension headaches are connected to tight muscles through the neck, shoulders, upper back, or jaw. Stress, posture, and clenching may also contribute.
Massage therapy may help reduce muscle tension while supporting relaxation and movement through the neck and upper body.
Sudden, severe headaches or headaches with vision changes, confusion, fever, or neurological symptoms should be assessed immediately.
Our RMTs commonly treat this: Amanda, Brandon, Jag, Anthony, and Gurinder.
Massage for TMJ & Jaw Tension
Jaw pain, clenching, clicking, facial tension, and TMJ discomfort can contribute to headaches, neck pain, and difficulty chewing.
Massage therapy may include work through the jaw, neck, shoulders, and surrounding tissues that influence jaw tension.
Persistent jaw locking, significant swelling, or recent trauma should be evaluated by an appropriate healthcare provider.
Our RMTs commonly treat this: Amanda.
Massage for Sciatica Symptoms
Sciatica-like symptoms may travel from the low back or hip into the glutes, leg, or foot. Sometimes the spine is involved, and sometimes surrounding muscles contribute.
Massage therapy may help reduce surrounding muscle tension and improve comfort through the low back, hips, glutes, and legs.
Progressive weakness, loss of bowel or bladder control, or numbness around the groin requires urgent medical assessment.
Our Registered Massage Therapists who commonly treat this condition include: Amanda, Brandon, Jag, Anthony, and Gurinder.
Massage for Hip Pain
Hip pain may be related to muscle tightness, joint irritation, prolonged sitting, pregnancy, sports, or changes in walking mechanics.
Massage therapy may focus on the glutes, hip flexors, low back, and surrounding tissues to support comfort and mobility.
If hip pain is severe, worsening, or connected to trauma, assessment by a healthcare provider is recommended.
Our Registered Massage Therapists who commonly treat this condition include: Amanda, Brandon, Jag, Anthony, and Gurinder.
Massage for Knee Pain
Knee pain can be influenced by the foot, ankle, hip, and surrounding muscles. Tight quadriceps, hamstrings, calves, or hip muscles may contribute.
Massage therapy may help address muscle tension around the knee while your therapist considers how nearby areas may be affecting movement.
Persistent swelling, instability, locking, or inability to bear weight should be medically assessed.
Our Registered Massage Therapists who commonly treat this condition include: Amanda, Brandon, Jag, and Anthony.
Massage for Plantar Fasciitis
Heel and foot pain may involve the plantar fascia, calf tightness, ankle mobility, footwear, or walking mechanics.
Massage therapy may focus on the foot, calf, and lower leg while providing stretching and home care suggestions.
If foot pain is severe, sudden, or affecting your ability to walk, assessment is recommended.
Our RMTs commonly treat this: Amanda, Brandon, Jag, and Anthony.
Massage for Sports Injuries
Sports injuries and training tension may come from overuse, repetitive loading, reduced mobility, or returning to activity too quickly.
Massage therapy may support recovery, reduce muscle tension, and help improve movement depending on your sport and stage of healing.
Acute injuries with severe swelling, bruising, instability, or loss of function should be assessed before treatment.
Our Registered Massage Therapists who commonly treat this condition include: Amanda, Brandon, Jag, and Anthony
Massage for Office Workers
Office workers commonly experience neck pain, shoulder tension, headaches, wrist discomfort, and lower back stiffness from prolonged sitting and computer use.
Massage therapy may help reduce muscular tension while your RMT provides movement or ergonomic suggestions to help prevent recurring discomfort.
If symptoms include numbness, tingling, or weakness that does not improve, further assessment may be recommended.
Our RMTs commonly treat this: Amanda, Brandon, Jag, Anthony, and Gurinder.
Massage therapy for ICBC accident recovery.
After a car accident, many people experience neck pain, back pain, headaches, whiplash, stiffness, stress, and reduced mobility. Our RMTs provide supportive massage therapy to help with soft tissue recovery and movement after a motor vehicle accident.
Therapy Now offers direct billing to ICBC for eligible claims. You can also learn more about our ICBC injury treatment services in Surrey .
ICBC massage may support:
- ✓Whiplash-related discomfort
- ✓Neck, shoulder, and back pain
- ✓Headaches, stiffness, and muscle tension
- ✓Soft tissue injury recovery
- ✓Stress and guarded movement after an accident
Your massage appointment should feel clear, comfortable, and personalized.
Your first appointment may include a conversation about your symptoms, health history, daily activities, injuries, and treatment goals. Your RMT may assess movement, posture, or areas of discomfort before starting treatment.
During treatment, your Registered Massage Therapist will check in about pressure, comfort, and positioning. You can ask questions at any time. Treatment may include soft tissue techniques, deep tissue work, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, gentle mobility work, or home care suggestions.
The goal is to create a treatment plan that makes sense for your body — not a generic massage that feels the same for everyone.
Your RMT may include:
- ✓Assessment and treatment planning
- ✓Soft tissue and deep tissue techniques
- ✓Trigger point or myofascial work
- ✓Mobility and movement-based care
- ✓Simple home care recommendations
Massage techniques we may use.
Your treatment will be tailored to your comfort level, goals, injury history, and how your body responds.
Deep Tissue Massage
Targets deeper muscle layers to help reduce chronic tightness, pain, and tension.
Swedish Massage
Gentler techniques that support relaxation, circulation, and general well-being.
Myofascial Release
Focused fascial work to support comfort, flexibility, and movement.
Trigger Point Therapy
Targets specific tender points and muscle knots that may refer discomfort elsewhere.
Joint Mobilization
Gentle movement-based techniques to support joint mobility and reduce stiffness.
Corrective Exercise
Simple home care to support posture, movement patterns, and long-term results.
Looking for a more affordable massage option?
If you do not have extended health benefits, our student massage clinic may be a more affordable option. Therapy Now has second-year massage students training to become Registered Massage Therapists.
Learn more about our student massage therapy in Surrey .
This may be a good fit for:
- ✓Patients without extended health benefits
- ✓General tension or relaxation care
- ✓Budget-friendly massage options
Why choose Therapy Now for massage therapy in Surrey?
Therapy Now provides registered massage therapy in Surrey with experienced RMTs, direct billing support, and a warm, collaborative clinic environment.
Experienced Registered Massage Therapists
Our RMTs provide professional care tailored to your symptoms, goals, pressure preference, and comfort level.
Direct Billing Support
Direct billing is available for ICBC and many extended health insurance providers.
Collaborative Wellness Clinic
Massage therapy, acupuncture, kinesiology, and counselling are available under one roof.
Newton Surrey Location
Our clinic is located near King George Boulevard, Newton Exchange, Scottsdale, and North Delta.
ICBC Recovery Support
We support patients after car accidents with registered massage therapy and direct billing for eligible ICBC claims.
Same-Day Appointments May Be Available
Depending on the schedule, same-day or next-day massage appointments may be available online.
Massage therapy may also be combined with acupuncture in Surrey , kinesiology , or clinical counselling as part of a collaborative care plan.
Registered Massage Therapists in Surrey.
Our RMT team provides personalized care for pain relief, ICBC injury recovery, posture, sports injuries, stress relief, pregnancy discomfort, and mobility.
Brandon Fitzgerald, RMT
Brandon uses rehab-focused techniques for pain management, injury treatment, movement imbalances, exercise support, and relaxation.
Jag Purewall, RMT
Jag has over 20 years of experience and uses rehab-focused techniques for postural realignment, movement imbalances, pain, and recovery.
Anthony Assadi, RMT
Anthony uses rehab-focused, deep pressure, and Swedish techniques for stress relief, neck and back pain, posture, and movement-related pain.
Gurinder Kaur, RMT
Gurinder uses deep tissue and Swedish techniques with a focus on pain management, stress relief, and relaxation.
Amanda Seminiano, RMT
Amanda uses rehab-focused and modern movement techniques to help increase movement, reduce pain, correct imbalances, and educate patients.
What patients are saying
Patients often mention our caring team, knowledgeable practitioners, and personalized massage therapy experience.
Weekly massage with Gurinder
“I am having a weekly massage by Gurinder Kaur. She is an excellent RMT.”
— Ricselita Tagapan
Help with cervical pain
“Therapy Now is one of the best wellness clinics in town. I had a chance to get my treatments from Tina and Amanda. It has eased my cervical pain. My overall health has got better with it. They are the best.”
— Ravinder Kaur Athwal
Great experience with Brandon
“Brandon did an excellent job! I truly appreciate the outstanding service. Thank you for providing such a great experience.”
— Amandeep Dhaliwal
Conveniently located in Newton Surrey.
Therapy Now has been serving Surrey residents since 2020. Conveniently located in Newton, Surrey, our clinic provides Registered Massage Therapy, Acupuncture, Kinesiology, and Clinical Counselling services.
Patients visit us from Newton, Fleetwood, Cloverdale, Panorama Ridge, Guildford, Surrey Central, and North Delta for evidence-informed care and direct billing convenience.
Our clinic is located at 240 - 13711 72 Avenue, Surrey, BC , near Newton Exchange, the Newton Bus Loop, King George Boulevard, and the RBC side of the Buronal Building.
Local clinic details:
- ✓Located in Newton, Surrey
- ✓Across from Newton Exchange and Newton Bus Loop
- ✓Near King George Boulevard and RBC
- ✓Easy access from Delta, Cloverdale, Fleetwood, Panorama Ridge, and Guildford
- ✓Direct billing available for ICBC and many extended health plans
Registered Massage Therapy FAQ
Do I need a referral to book massage therapy?
No referral is required to book registered massage therapy. You can book directly with one of our Registered Massage Therapists online or by contacting the clinic.
Does extended health cover massage therapy?
Many extended health plans include coverage for Registered Massage Therapy. Coverage depends on your individual plan. Therapy Now offers direct billing for many major insurance providers.
Do you offer direct billing?
Yes. Direct billing is available for ICBC and many extended health plans, including Pacific Blue Cross, Medavie, Sun Life, Manulife, and others.
Do you accept ICBC patients?
Yes. Therapy Now accepts ICBC patients for registered massage therapy and can help support your recovery after a motor vehicle accident.
Does ICBC cover massage therapy?
ICBC may cover registered massage therapy for eligible motor vehicle accident claims. Our clinic can direct bill ICBC when your claim is active and approved.
Can massage therapy help headaches?
Massage therapy may help tension-related headaches connected to neck stiffness, jaw tension, stress, posture, and tight muscles through the shoulders and upper back.
Can massage therapy help sciatica?
Massage therapy may help reduce surrounding muscle tension in the low back, hips, glutes, and legs. Your RMT can assess your symptoms and adjust treatment based on your comfort.
Do you offer deep tissue massage in Surrey?
Yes. Several of our RMTs offer deep tissue massage when appropriate. Pressure is always adjusted to your comfort level and treatment goals.
Do you offer prenatal massage?
Yes. Therapy Now offers prenatal and postnatal massage support for pregnancy-related discomfort, back pain, hip tension, and postural strain.
Can I book a same-day massage appointment?
Same-day massage appointments may be available depending on the schedule. The fastest way to check availability is to book online or text the clinic.
What areas of Surrey do you serve?
We commonly serve patients from Newton, West Newton, Scottsdale, Fleetwood, Surrey Central, North Delta, and surrounding Surrey neighbourhoods.
Where are you located?
Therapy Now is located at 240 - 13711 72 Avenue, Surrey, BC .
Ready to feel better?
Book registered massage therapy online or text our clinic for help finding the right RMT for pain relief, ICBC recovery, headaches, stress, pregnancy care, or mobility support.
