About

Sarah Bolton RMT is giving her patient a lymphatic treatment with gua sha tool & a facial tmj focus. The patient is laying face up on a massage table with a coral orange blanket on top of her, and Sarah is wearing a light blue top and a smile.

Hello!

Thank you for being here. I’m Sarah, a Registered Massage Therapist and the founder of Toronto Lymphatic Massage Therapy, a small, independent practice serving Toronto. My work is centered on supporting lymphatic health, post-operative recovery, and helping patients feel more comfortable and at ease in their bodies.

Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working closely with patients during vulnerable stages of healing and physical change. Treatments are always delivered with precision and intention, containing advanced lymphatic drainage techniques and complementary therapies to support recovery, reduce swelling, and restore comfort.

I offer four services: Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage, a fast-paced treatment that reduces swelling and supports digestive health; Lymphatic Drainage Massage, a slower, restorative treatment that incorporates massage; Post-Operative Treatments, designed to support surgical recovery; and Therapeutic Massage Therapy, to address muscular tension and physical discomfort.

When I’m not at the clinic, you can often find me near the beach, practicing life drawing, or caring for my plants and cats!

The Space

  • The clinic is located at 235 Carlaw Ave. on the 5th Floor within Spaces

  • If your appointment is after 5pm please text 647-883-9395 upon your arrival to be let in

  • Paid parking on Queen St. E. and Carlaw Ave., with free parking on surrounding residential streets. TLMT is also accessible by TTC

  • Accessibility: a few steps are in the main entrance before the elevator

  • This is not a 100% scent-free space (Essential oils are used frequently)

  • A cozy treatment room with blackout curtains and a white noise machine

  • Complimentary snacks, sparkling water, hair ties, and hot towels too

The entrance to a building with a sign reading "W.M. Wrigley Jr. Co." above the door. The building has a brick facade with stone accents, and there are large planters with green plants and white flowers on either side of the entrance. The door has a
Inside 235 Carlaw is an indoor staircase with dark wooden steps, black metal railing, and beige walls. The landing has a brown door, with a light strip and pendant lights hanging from the ceiling. The elevator is at the end of this hall up the first
The Spaces reception area with a wooden and white desk, green plants, black chairs, and a black sign with white text welcoming visitors. The dark couch in this picture is where your therapist will greet you (it is to the left when you enter this area
This is Toronto Lymphatic Massage Therapy, the main treatment space. It is a cozy room with a massage table draped in white sheets and an orange blanket, a white wardrobe, a small table with chairs, a wall-mounted shelf with plants and small objects,

Certifications & Associations

Certifications

  • Dr. Vodder Certified Lymphedema Therapist ‘CLT’

  • Dr. Vodder Advanced Body Treatments (Pre and Post-Surgical Lymph Drainage)

  • Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage (utilizing the Renata Franca Method)

  • Dry Cupping and Gua Sha

Associations & Education

  • Dr. Vodder School-International

  • Registered Massage Therapy Association of Ontario (‘RMTAO’)

  • Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy

  • Registration with the College of Massage Therapists (‘CMTO’)

BOOK WITH ME