“Health Care With a Personal Touch”
Essential Elements Massage Clinic opened in 2009 and is owned and operated by Ashley Hebert-MacLean, RMT, She/Her and Liam MacLean, RMT, He/Him. Moving our practice to our home in 2021, we continue to boast ample parking, ground floor walk-in, and a waiting area, all in a welcoming yet professional atmosphere. Massage tables with adjustable height, a pregnancy table, and natural, environmentally-friendly products and cleaning supplies continue to complement Essential Elements’ philosophy: “Health Care With a Personal Touch”.
The clinic handles all cases and conditions, from acute injuries, chronic conditions, and MVA cases to preventative care. We are always eager to provide assessments and self-care exercises, as well as answer any and all questions our clients may have about Massage Therapy or specific conditions. Essential Elements strives to promote clients gaining an active role in their personal health care.
Ashley Hebert-MacLean, RMT, Owner She/Her
Ashley graduated from ICT Northumberland College as a Massage Therapist in 2004, and established her practice in Pictou County since that time. She promotes infant massage, working with infants and their parents to teach techniques, and has held classes at Kids First in New Glasgow. Ashley enjoys significant treatment success with lower back pain and sciatic nerve pathologies, as well as manual lymph drainage (MLD). Clients appreciate Ashley’s ability to utilize a wide range of treatment pressures and techniques to specifically treat their various pathologies.
Liam MacLean, RMT, Owner, He/Him
Liam has been working in Pictou County since 2007, having graduated from ICT Northumberland College as a Massage Therapist in 2005. He is known for his work with TMJD and headache sufferers, and has great success with a wide range of shoulder pathologies. Liam continues to further his manual therapy and alternative modality education to meet his clients’ needs. Liam is able to customize his client’s treatments to accommodate all muscle tones and tenderness levels.
