Mathieu Boudreau - Registered Massage Therapist

I’m excited to start offering personalized home exercise plans as part of my massage therapy care.

When appropriate, I can send a program directly to your phone, tablet or computer after your appointment. You’ll be able to watch clear video demonstrations, read the instructions, follow the recommended sets and repetitions, and keep track of what you’ve completed.

Programs may include mobility exercises, stretches, strengthening, breathing techniques or other home-care recommendations based on your assessment and treatment goals.

No random list of stretches. No trying to remember everything we discussed once you get home. You’ll have a clear, manageable plan that supports what we’re working on during your appointments.

I’ll be introducing this gradually over the next few weeks and offering it when it fits each client’s needs.

Another course completed! ✅

I’m happy to share that I recently completed continuing education in instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM).

The course focused on fascial anatomy and neuroanatomy, movement screening, tissue tolerance, pain modulation, treatment techniques, and combining instrument-assisted work with movement and remedial exercise.

I’m always looking for practical ways to expand my knowledge and strengthen the assessment-based care I provide to my clients.

Need a massage? I have appointments available over the next few weeks.

If you’ve been putting off that nagging neck, back, jaw, or shoulder pain, now’s a good time to get it looked at.

I offer individualized treatment for new and returning clients, including:
• Therapeutic & Deep Tissue Massage
• RAPID NeuroFascial Reset
• TMJ (Jaw Pain) Treatment

Every appointment starts with an assessment so your treatment is based on what’s going on that day, not a one-size-fits-all routine.

- Evening & weekend appointments available
- Direct billing for most insurance plans
- Free parking
- Easy online booking

Book your appointment here:
https://mathieuboudreaurmt.clinicsense.com/

Mathieu Boudreau, RMT
Registered Massage Therapist
126 Halifax Street, Unit 6, Moncton

Sneak peek from my clinic photoshoot.

I wanted updated photos that show what treatment actually looks like here: focused, hands-on, and based on assessment.

I treat a mix of neck pain, headaches, jaw/TMJ concerns, muscle tension, mobility issues, and everyday aches that start getting in the way.

New website and booking updates are coming soon.

Photos by Thalie Photography.

Stop icing every injury. Yeah, I said it.

Most of us grew up hearing the same advice: hurt something, put ice on it. Twisted ankle? Ice. Sore shoulder? Ice. Something feels swollen, angry, or weird? Ice.

But I don’t usually recommend ice as the automatic first choice anymore.

The old advice was called RICE: rest, ice, compression, elevation.

It was introduced in the late 1970s by Dr. Gabe Mirkin, a sports medicine physician. But years later, he changed his position and said ice and complete rest may actually delay healing instead of helping.

That doesn’t mean ice is evil.

It means we probably shouldn’t treat it like the automatic answer for every sprain, strain, bruise, ache, or “I moved weird and now my body hates me” moment.

Ice can numb pain for a bit, and sometimes that can be useful. But numbing pain is not the same thing as helping the tissue heal.

When you injure something, your body sends blood flow, fluid, and repair cells to the area. That swelling, warmth, and tenderness can feel annoying, but it’s often part of the repair process.

Inflammation is not always the enemy. A lot of the time, it’s your body doing its job.

What do I usually prefer instead?

Gentle movement within comfort. Compression if it feels good. Elevation if it helps. Water. Sleep. And gradually using the area again instead of fully babying it.

You don’t need to force through sharp pain. That’s not the point.

You also don’t need to panic every time your body reacts with swelling or soreness.

Your body is not broken. It is responding.

The goal is to support the healing process, calm the nervous system, and help the area feel safe moving again.

Move it, to prove it - but keep it reasonable.

And of course, if you have severe pain, major swelling, numbness, weakness, loss of function, deformity, signs of infection, or you think something could be fractured, get it checked.

Massage can help with a lot, but it’s not a replacement for medical care.

Graphic shared by RAPID NeuroFascial Reset.

🗳️ CommunityVotes Moncton 2026 - Voting is Now Open!

I’m honoured to be nominated once again in the Best Massages category for CommunityVotes Moncton 2026.

If I’ve helped you recover from an injury, reduce pain, improve your mobility, or simply helped you feel your best, I’d be incredibly grateful for your vote.

Supporting a local small business takes just a minute and makes a real difference.

How to vote:

1. Click the voting link below.
2. Go to Healthcare → Massages.
3. Find Mathieu Boudreau, Registered Massage Therapist.
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🗓️ Voting is open until Sunday, August 2 at 11:59 PM.

Thank you to everyone who has trusted me with their care and continues to support my business. Your support means more than you know. ❤️

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One assessment. One treatment. One session.

This client loves yoga, walking, cycling, and the gym, but a fall on the ice in 2022 tore ligaments in her right shoulder. Even after arthroscopic shoulder surgery, she continued to deal with stiffness and limited movement.

Because this was her first visit, we spent part of the appointment reviewing her health history, discussing previous injuries, and completing a thorough assessment before treatment. Even with less hands-on treatment time than a typical follow-up visit, the improvement in her shoulder mobility was significant.

Using a combination of RAPID NeuroFascial Reset and manual therapy, we focused on her shoulders, lower back, and hips.

The before-and-after photos say more than I ever could.

If shoulder pain, stiffness, or restricted movement is stopping you from working out, enjoying your hobbies, or simply moving comfortably, don’t wait for it to become your new normal. The first step is finding out why it’s happening.

Book your assessment today and let’s see what we can improve together.

📍 Moncton, NB
📅 Book online through the link in my profile.

Photos shared with the client’s written consent.

Summer is here, and for many people that means more yard work, hiking, travel, golf, cycling, running, and long hours spent outside. It also means more sore backs, tight shoulders, stiff hips, headaches, and muscle tension.

If you’ve been putting off booking a massage, now is a good time to deal with those aches before they start affecting your day-to-day activities.

I currently have evening and weekend appointments available to help fit treatment into your schedule. New clients are welcome, direct billing is available to most insurance companies, and online booking is available 24/7 through my website.

The online booking system is the fastest and easiest way to secure an appointment:

💻 mathieuboudreaurmt.clinicsense.com

📍 126 Halifax Street, Unit 6, Moncton, NB

Services include Massage Therapy, Deep Tissue Massage, TMJ Treatment, RAPID NeuroFascial Reset, and Cupping.

If you’ve been thinking about booking, now is a good time before those evening and weekend appointments fill up.

Mathieu Boudreau, RMT - Mathieu Boudreau RMT – Registered Massage Therapist in Moncton Mathieu Boudreau RMT – Registered Massage Therapist in Moncton I’m Mathieu Boudreau, a Registered Massage Therapist in Moncton focused on pain relief, movement restriction, and stubborn tension. I treat TMJ dysfunction, headaches, neck and back pain, nerve-related symptoms, and chronic tightness...