We have changed our name to Cottage Pain Clinic.
The public perception has recently associated the words 'day spa'
with the definitions given in Wikipedia:
"A day spa is a business establishment which people visit for professionally
administered
personal care treatments such as massages and facials.
It is similar to a beauty salon in that it is only visited for the duration of the treatment."
Originally, a careful search conducted on the web to name our service's business in Canada, resulted with the idea to name it Cottage Day Spa . At that time it described our services well. The original idea of Spa was in regard to a place that people would go to where natural springs of mineral water were located for the water's healing properties.
The treatment with the Masor® also has an invigorating and revitalizing effect on the biological system, and we looked at it as treating the "inner water" of the tissue and having a 'Spa' like effect. Since we did not offer accommodation at cottage day spa on the lake, we decided to offer the service on a daily basis:
therefore Cottage Day Spa.
At the time, the words 'Day Spa' were not used on the internet in Canada. We were the
first to use it referencing a healing modality.
Now 'day spa' generally refers to the beautician business and our need to change our name.
Our clinic service : pain relief treatment which contributes to "preventative care" and rehabilitation. We are a professional practice that offers collaboration with all multidisciplinary health team professionals.
Cottage Pain Clinic
"We only treat pain contributing to rehabilitation and preventative care "
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