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Women’s Health Saskatoon
Pelvic Care, WombCare, Breast Massage, Fertility, Period & Postpartum Support
Women's health concerns often affect more than one system of the body. Hormones, circulation, digestion, stress, sleep, pain, recovery, and the nervous system are closely connected.
At StoonRMT, our team provides massage therapy and acupuncture to support women through different stages of life, including menstruation, fertility preparation, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, perimenopause, and menopause.
Whether you are seeking relief from pain, support during pregnancy, recovery after birth, or a greater sense of balance in your body, our practitioners offer individualized care tailored to your goals.
We Commonly Support
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Menstrual discomfort
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Pelvic and low back tension
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Pregnancy-related discomfort
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Postpartum recovery
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Stress and nervous system regulation
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Headaches and migraines
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TMJ tension
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Digestive discomfort
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Scar tissue restrictions
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Perimenopause and menopause symptoms
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Breast and chest wall tension
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General wellness and preventative care
Women's Health Treatments
Explore hands-on care and treatment pathways designed to support your body at every stage.
Every woman arrives with a unique story, goals, and season of life. Explore the areas of care available through massage therapy and acupuncture at StoonRMT.
Fertility & Preconception
Preparing the body for conception may involve supporting stress resilience, circulation, recovery, sleep, movement patterns, and overall wellbeing.
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Pregnancy Care
Support throughout pregnancy with massage therapy and acupuncture designed to help manage physical discomfort, encourage relaxation, and prepare for birth.
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Postpartum Recovery
Gentle support for recovery after birth, including scar tissue work, abdominal care, nervous system regulation, and whole-body restoration.
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Pelvic Health
Care for women experiencing pelvic tension, discomfort, pressure, movement restrictions, or seeking a deeper understanding of pelvic wellbeing.
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Breast & Chest Care
Support for breast and chest tissue mobility, lymphatic flow, posture, nursing transitions, scar tissue, and overall comfort.
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Perimenopause & Menopause
Bodywork and acupuncture to support women navigating hormonal transitions, changing energy levels, sleep concerns, and stress.
→ Learn more about Perimenopause & Menopause Support
Women's Health Acupuncture
Traditional Chinese Medicine offers a unique lens for supporting women's health through all stages of life.
Why Choose StoonRMT?
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Two Saskatoon locations
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Experienced massage therapists
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Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine
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Direct billing available
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Online booking
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Free parking
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Collaborative approach to care
Book Your Appointment
Whether you're looking for massage therapy, acupuncture, or a combination of both, our team can help you find the treatment approach that best suits your needs.
Book online today and take the next step toward feeling your best.
Women's Health FAQ - Saskatoon
What women's health concerns do you commonly support?
Women seek massage therapy and acupuncture for many reasons, including menstrual discomfort, fertility preparation, pregnancy-related aches and pains, postpartum recovery, pelvic tension, scar tissue, stress, headaches, sleep challenges, breast and chest discomfort, and the transitions of perimenopause and menopause.
Should I book with Jenel or Dr. Zhong?
Both practitioners support women's health through different clinical approaches.
Jenel's work focuses on therapeutic massage, myofascial release, craniosacral therapy, pregnancy and postpartum care, breast and chest tissue work, movement, and women's body literacy.
Dr. Zhong approaches care through acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, supporting the body through a different diagnostic and treatment framework.
Some women work with one practitioner, while others choose to combine both approaches.
Can massage therapy and acupuncture support fertility?
Many women include massage therapy and acupuncture as part of their overall wellness and preconception care. Treatment may focus on stress reduction, relaxation, recovery, circulation, sleep quality, and supporting overall health while preparing for pregnancy.
Do you offer pregnancy and postpartum care?
Yes. We regularly work with women throughout pregnancy and after birth. Care may include prenatal massage, postpartum recovery support, scar tissue treatment, abdominal and pelvic-focused bodywork, acupuncture, and general wellness care.
Can I receive treatment if I have endometriosis or PCOS?
Many women living with endometriosis or PCOS seek massage therapy and acupuncture to support overall wellbeing, stress management, movement, sleep, recovery, and symptom management as part of their broader healthcare plan.
Is women's health care covered by insurance?
Massage therapy appointments with a Registered Massage Therapist may be eligible for coverage through many extended health benefit plans. Direct billing is available with many providers.
Acupuncture coverage depends on your individual insurance plan.
Do I need a referral?
No referral is required to book massage therapy or acupuncture at StoonRMT.
Which appointment should I start with?
If you're unsure where to begin, book the service that feels most aligned with your current goals, or contact our team and we'll help guide you toward the most appropriate practitioner.
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