Shalyn's Massage
Registered Massage Therapist in good standing with NHPC for over 15yrs. Swedish massage. Therapeutic treatment. Cupping. Hot bamboo. Hot stone. Pregnancy massage.
Rain drop therapy. I am a registered massage therapist with NHPC and have been in good standing with them since 2011. Massages that are offered are General Relaxation, Therapeutic, Hot Stone, Hot bamboo, cupping, Pregnancy, Rapid, Thai reflexology for hands and feet, Reiki. Payment can be done by Debit, Visa, MasterCard, Direct bill, cash or etransfer. My room at home is like a spa room and a clinic all in one, it is very relaxing but yet you still get the same results and work done. Massage times are 30min, 45min, 60min,75min, 90min and 2hours. Reiki there is 30min and 60min time session. Booking is easy, you can call, text or email. If you call and there is no answer leave a detailed message and I will get back to you within 24hrs. Therapeutic, relaxation, hot bamboo, cupping, pregnancy, rapid. 30min-$65, 45min-$80, 60min-$110,75min-$120, 90min-$140, 2hrs-$215
Hot Stone Massage- $60min-$120, 90min-$150
Reiki- 30min-$80 and 60min-$110
Rain drop therapy - 60min-$110
Thai Reflexology for Hands or Feet 60min -$110
All prices include GST. For those who book in and get an hour massage every month get a $15 discount. You will pay $95 by Debit, Visa, Mastercard or Direct Bill and $90 by cash or etransfer. To get this discount you MUST get a massage once a month or the price will go to the regular cost. There is no paperwork to sign up, it is based on booking. All no show, late cancellation fees still apply.
09/11/2026
I have always said I have the best clients and I truly do. Most of the time no one will get the insiders and jokes that take place in the treatment room. This one, makes me smile and chuckle.
I appreciate you all more than you know.
09/10/2026
Couple new bottles are in $45 each
Good Morning,
Saving you money by reminding you there are NO U-Turns in the school zone. If caught, the ticket is about $280 or so.
Please don’t get a ticket ☺️
Something none massage related. A couple nights ago a smaller muskrat made his way into my barn and was hiding behind the brooms. He is very lucky the cats nor the dogs found him as survival from them would be slim to none. We decided he needed to live, got him into the cat kennel and took him back to the creek behind the house and released him.
08/31/2026
MigraineCanada estimates five million Canadians live with migraines, the second most common primary headache disorder. Luckily, holistic health practices can help!
✅ A recent study found that craniosacral therapy was effective in improving pain, frequency of episodes, functional and overall disability, and medication intake in migraineurs.
✅ When combined with massage therapy, aromatherapy was found to be an effective pain reliever.
✅ Myofascial release is a specialized hands-on therapy that has been found to help with tension-type and cervicogenic headaches.
While migraines require additional support through medication or lifestyle changes, holistic health therapies may help address the symptoms and improve your daily life.
Find the referenced studies here: https://www.nhpcanada.org/NHPC-Blog/Holistic-Health-Practices-to-Help-Migraines-and-Headaches
08/30/2026
Radial & Focused Shockwave Therapy
Radial shockwaves, also called soft shocks, use compressed air to generate pressure waves that deliver their greatest energy at the skin’s surface but lose intensity as they pe*****te deeper. This makes them ideal for treating broad superficial conditions such as plantar fasciitis, tennis elbow and Achilles tendon issues. Transmitters can address both local spots and wider areas by breaking up adhesions, releasing trigger points and accelerating the healing process.
In contrast, focused shockwaves, also known as hard shocks, use a cylindrical coil to generate high energy pulses that converge in a precise deep tissue focal zone, targeting calcifications, non unions and tendon pathologies close to bone while limiting damage to surrounding soft tissues.
Target & Depth
Focused shockwaves concentrate high-energy pulses into deep structures (up to 12 cm) for bones, calcifications and non-unions, while radial waves disperse medium-energy pulses across superficial soft tissues (up to ~4 cm).
Non-Invasive & Zero Downtime
Both modalities avoid surgery. Radial guarantees zero downtime and immediate return to activity, and focused delivers precision with only mild, brief discomfort.
Biological Stimulation
Focused therapy drives deep growth-factor release, angiogenesis and tissue regeneration; radial therapy enhances superficial microcirculation and fibroblast activation.
Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy Accelerates Regeneration After Acute Skeletal Muscle Injury
08/28/2026
https://migrainebuddy.com/how-to-make-sleep-easier-during-a-migraine-attack/?lid=p1fhzen915ix
How To Make Sleep Easier During A Migraine Attack - Migraine Buddy You can feel exhausted during a migraine attack and still be unable to sleep. Pain may make it difficult to find a comfortable position, while nausea and sensitivity to light or sound can keep you awake. In Migraine Buddy data, sleep is the most commonly logged relief method, recorded by 58% of user...
08/26/2026
Headaches and/or migraines are something most people suffer in life, some more than others. I myself am a person who suffers both, more often migraines. I have taken it upon myself to learn massage techniques that will better help those who have the same issue.
Today I listened in on a webinar that was discussing studies done on those who have headaches and migraines to see which ones were most effective. Of course, massage being the most effective so far over others.
When one gets massage 1-2 times a month, the report is that headaches and migraines are decreased.
It’s important to inform your doctor of your headaches and migraines and what treatments you have done that are working and of those treatments that have not worked.
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534 Douglas Avenue E
Regina, SK
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| Monday | 9:30am - 6:30pm |
| Tuesday | 9:30am - 6:30pm |
| Wednesday | 9:30am - 6:30pm |
| Thursday | 9:30am - 6:30pm |
| Friday | 9:30am - 6:30pm |
| Saturday | 9:30am - 5pm |
| Sunday | 9:30am - 5pm |