Hands-On Integrative Therapy delivers multiple therapeutic modalities to you, whether that is Athletic Therapy, Massage Therapy, TRX, Kinesiology, or First Responder Services. Steven Warsh is a Registered Massage Therapist with the AMQ and a Certified Athletic Therapist (AT) with CTSQ and CATA living in Montreal, Quebec who takes an integrative, holistic approach to therapy. He has worked, most notably, with Canada Games, Baseball Canada JNT, Team Ontario Volleyball and Lacrosse, AAA hockey, and various universities and CEGEPS across Quebec. He has also worked at some of the top clinics in Montreal and Toronto as a Massage and Athletic Therapist. You can book a virtual or in person session with him via the booking page info or request his services for your team/organization. 

He began his training at McGill University where he completed a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and fell in love with Athletic Therapy during his time with the Varsity Rugby Teams there. He then completed his Bachelor of Athletic Therapy, with distinction, from Concordia University and became a Certified Athletic Therapist, CAT(C) with the Canadian Athletic Therapy Association (CATA). He is currently completing his Master looking at using virtual reality for rehabilitation of athletes. He is also the Founder of the Canadian Baseball Athletic Therapy Society (CBATS).

After nine years away from home, he decided to move back to Toronto to pursue his professional development. He graduated from the Ontario College of Health and Technology and acquired his certificate of registration to the College of Massage Therapist of Ontario (CMTO) as a RMT. He then began working at the award winning Humber Bay Physio Clinic and the prestigious Sweat and Tonic as an AT/RMT. Over the two years in Toronto, he fine-tuned much of his approach and continued to professionally develop his craft. He was fortunate to work with numerous field teams like the Team Ontario High Elite Mens Volleyball Program, Team Ontario Box Lacrosse Teams, North York Rangers AAA Hockey Team in the GTHL, and has worked with the Baseball Canada U18 team in Florida, and 2019 Canadian Volleyball Nationals Championship in Toronto. He has since moved back to Montreal, and is now a registered LEVEL 3 Massage Therapist with the Association des Massothérapeutes du Québec (AMQ), the highest ranking massage therapist level.