Michael Lenius RMT

**Important Update**

Hey everyone!

Just wanted to give everyone a quick heads up as I will be taking a short medical leave on September 8th, 2025. Nothing to worry about. It is a simple knee scope to fix an old injury.

I am expected to return in 3-4 weeks and have already started booking clients for the week of October 6th, 2025. If I make an unexpected return to work early I will let everyone know.

As of right now, any bookings in September will need to be moved to next week or the week of October 6th. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thank you and I will see you all when I return!

-Michael

Specializing in Cervicogenic Pain

Cervicogenic pain refers to pain that originates in the cervical spine (the neck) and is typically felt in the head, face, shoulders, or upper back.

It is a secondary type of pain that arises due to issues in the neck such as muscle strain, joint dysfunction, nerve irritation, or disc problems.

Although the pain may not always be located directly in the neck, it can radiate to other areas like the head, causing headaches or migraines, and sometimes leading to symptoms like dizziness or limited range of motion.

This type of pain is often caused by an injury (like whiplash), degenerative changes in the spine, poor posture, or other musculoskeletal issues affecting the neck region.

If you're experiencing these symptoms, book an appointment today.

A New Year means your insurance coverage for massage therapy has reset. I am currently accepting new patients to my practice also. I offer direct billing to insurance companies including University of Windsor Students.