About Us

denis@galtmassage.ca

cell - 519-241-1942

I became an RMT in 2014. I graduated from the Canadian College of Massage & Hydrotherapy (CCMH) and am a member of the Registered Massage Therapists’ Association of Ontario. I have volunteered massage treatment at such places as Trinity Village Care Facility, peopleCare AR Goudie Kitchener, Queen Street Yoga, Multiple Sclerosis Society, Hospice Wellington, Canadian Brain Institute, Sunnyside Wellness Centre and the ‘Ride for Cancer’ Fundraising Event at the University of Waterloo.

I was born and raised in Cambridge (Galt), Ont. and am fluently bilingual in both French and English. I used to be ‘hard’ on my body from plenty of physical work and various competitive sports. Consequently, I suffered from a variety of injuries and experienced a great deal of pain and reduced function. After experiencing the benefits of manual treatment from numerous practitioners over the years, I gained valuable insight into how my body functions and how it feels and reacts in dysfunction. I was so impressed and appreciative of those that facilitated my recoveries that I decided I would rather be helping people to heal. To that end, after more than 25 years in non-health related fields, I chose to return to school to become a Registered Massage Therapist.

I offer NISA massage, Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, CranioSacral Therapy, remedial exercise, and Reiki treatments.

In my spare time I enjoy being in the great outdoors; be it on the water, on hiking or cycling trails or camping. Back in early 1995 I started my involvement as a Big Brother volunteer with what is now known as “Big Brothers Big Sisters of Waterloo Region”. I anticipate remaining committed to this organization for years to come. I also volunteer and take part in an organization called “The ManKind Project”.

Eric Weber, RMT

eric@galtmassage.ca

cell - 519-880-5994

I became an RMT in 2025. I was born and raised in Kitchener, Ontario and received my diploma in Massage Therapy from Medix (now called Anderson College) in 2013 . After that I worked in construction so I know what it feels like to have aches and pain in the body and the incredible benefits massage therapy brings to people's everyday lives. I am passionate about science, the anatomy and physiology of the human body. I am very grateful to be a health professional to help bring healing to people's body through reducing pain, improving daily comfort, function and tissue health. I am thrilled to have my dream of finally being a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT). I am so excited to start this professional career and apply the skills I have learned and developed both through my education and experience. I look forward to enhancing my skills and gaining more experience over time to better serve my patients. My goal is for my patients to live a more healthy life, physically, emotionally and mentally. I am trained to treat various types of health and body conditions. I offer Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, hydrotherapy and remedial exercise. I have worked on high performance athletes, construction workers, factory workers, cancer patients, and performed infant massage to name a few. I treat people of all ages. I am married to my beautiful wife and have 3 amazing kids. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with family, attending church, going to the gym, hiking trails and biking.

Jaclyn Seifried, RMT

jaclyn@galtmassage.ca

cell - 519-778-4917

I became an RMT in 2024. I’m a graduate from Georgian College, where I studied the various techniques and applications of massage in versatile settings. Addressing sports injuries, postpartum, trigger points, and overall the general well being of the human body of all ages. My passion is to provide the best quality care to not only help you reach your goals, but to maintain them as well. If it’s a relaxation or deep tissue massage you are looking for, I can accommodate to fit your needs. On a regular day, you can find me exploring the outdoors, hiking, or at the beach. I look forward to getting to know you and working together to build and accomplish your desired results.

Linda Simpson, B.Sc., RMT

linda@galtmassage.ca

cell - 519-594-1717

I became an RMT in 1999. I received my Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Guelph in 1992, where I majored in Human Biology with a minor in Psychology.

After 5 years of working in an unrelated field, I realized that I needed to get back to science and, more importantly, get into something that would allow me to help people. That’s what drew me to massage. I received my diploma in Massage Therapy from Kikkawa College, school of massage, in 1999.

I have been working full-time in a clinic setting since that time with a focus on treating long-term postural and pain conditions. I use a very detailed technique called NISA which allows me to access the old, deep, tight spots or scar tissue that have been holding people back from functioning optimally.

I have taught the NISA technique to both graduates and undergrads of the massage therapy program since 2003.

I am a former Peer Assessor and a Subject Matter Expert for the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO) which is the governing body of my profession.

I am a CMTO approved tutor for those RMTs in need of remediation or upgrading their skills and knowledge in order to return to practice.

In my spare time I enjoy the outdoors (hiking, biking, gardening, canoeing, etc.).

I also volunteer with Cambridge City Green, which is a group that organizes our community clean-up and public tree planting events.

This is how you access our clinic:

The Ainslie Street entrance.

This is the Ainslie Street entrance to the building.

You need to drive up a short ramp to access this parking lot.

This is the door to use after 5pm as you will need to use the buzzer for access (before 5pm, just walk in).

The buzzer is located on the brick wall to the left of the doors.

Ainslie Street access buzzer.

This is the buzzer that you need to use after 5pm for us to remotely unlock the doors and elevator for you.

Please select the correct practitioner from the options on the buzzer as the buzz comes through to our individual cell phones.

If you are seeing Denis, enter "4107" on the keypad, or scroll through the options on the buzzer until you find "Denis Galt Mass" and select that one.

If you are seeing Eric, enter "4111" on the keypad, or scroll through the options on the buzzer until you find "Eric Galt Mass" and select that one.

If you are seeing Jaclyn, enter "4114" on the keypad, or scroll through the options on the buzzer until you find "Jaclyn Galt Mass" and select that one.

If you are seeing Linda, enter "4106" on the keypad, or scroll through the options on the buzzer until you find "Linda Galt Mass" and select that one.

Once you get to our suite, please walk in (no need to knock) and enjoy the fish in the aquarium

in the waiting area until we come to greet you.

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Our Cambridge Location

We are located within the Cambridge Place Office Building,

73 Water St., suite 212,

Cambridge, Ontario

The building is in the downtown Galt area of Cambridge, overlooking the Grand River, and close to many great shops and restaurants.

Wheelchair accessible.

Plenty of free parking on the upper level of the Ainslie St. side of the building. THE LOWER LEVEL IS PAID PARKING.

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Who Are Regulated Health Professionals?

In order to become regulated by the Ontario government, practitioners must graduate from a recognized college in their chosen field, and then pass written and clinical provincial examinations. This allows them to use the designation “Registered Massage Therapist” (RMT) or "Massage Therapist" (MT) (these two terms mean the same thing). These are restricted titles which means that only those who have passed the provincial examinations may use them.

RMTs are governed by the Regulated Health Professions Act (the same act that governs doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, chiropractors, etc.) which exists to ensure the protection of the public from harm.

All regulated health professionals must regularly acquire continuing education to ensure they remain up-to-date, and must also participate in the quality assurance program which ensures high professional standards and quality patient care.

For more info on massage therapists, go to the website of the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (the governing body) www.CMTO.com

Call or text:

Linda 519-594-1717

Denis 519-241-1942

Jaclyn 519-778-4917

Eric 519-880-5994

info@galtmassage.ca

Galt Massage Therapy
73 Water St. N., suite 212

Cambridge, ON, N1R 7L6

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