You tell us where it hurts
A two-minute form before you arrive, so your therapist isn't spending your hour asking questions.
You don't need to know which treatment you want — that's the therapist's job. Show us the place and we'll tell you what we'd do.
Steady pressure held on each tight band until it lets go. Precise rather than broad.
Every treatment costs the same, so there is nothing to weigh up. Tell us the place; the therapist chooses the method once they have felt what is going on.
Desk tension, headaches that start at the base of the skull, the shoulder that never quite drops. Our most-booked area.
See treatments →Sitting, lifting, the ache that will not settle.
→Where Samer started. Reflexology, 600+ hours.
→Legs that train, or legs that stopped.
→Headaches, clenching, temples.
→Forearms, wrists, grip that aches.
→Digestive tension and the lower ribs.
→A two-minute form before you arrive, so your therapist isn't spending your hour asking questions.
Samer or Mery will talk you through what they're about to do. You stay covered throughout, and you decide what you keep on.
Pressure, area, or stop altogether — at any point, without explaining yourself.
Excellent treatments. Listens to what we are feeling and treats accordingly. Could not walk without pain before treatments and now I am walking pain free. Would recommend to anyone needing a natural remedy.
Mirella Centorame · GoogleThe best therapy I have ever received by far, very recommended. Reflexology is underestimated method for healing lots of issues and sickness; Samer Turk is the best to provide it hear in Canada
Sarah Ismaeel · GoogleAfter living in Montreal for 7 months going for a massage biweekly at different locations I’ve been praying to find a massage like Samer. He was able to address my chronic pain and also healed different areas of my body I didn’t know carried so much tension. I am very picky when it comes to massages and I rate this a 10/10!! Left the clinic feeling renewed, lighter and my pain and tension has melted away. His technique is rare and I will definitely be returning. He is very intuitive and knowledgeable
Emile Ramos · GoogleSame price, every treatment. No premium-technique surcharge and no upsell at the door. You choose the length; the therapist chooses the method.
The standard session. Enough time to treat the problem and the areas feeding it.
Book 60 min →Full back and legs, or one stubborn area with time to keep returning to it.
Book 90 min →Plus applicable taxes. Advertised prices hold for 30 days.
A block brings a $95 session down to $75, and you place every date on the calendar yourself before you pay a cent.
Prices shown for 60-minute sessions. See the full price list →
Natural Healing Motives Clinic is a massage therapy and reflexology clinic on Rue Sauvé Ouest in Ahuntsic-Cartierville, Montréal. Sessions run 60 or 90 minutes at $95 and $135 — the same price for every treatment; cupping also comes in 30 minutes at $50. Open seven days a week, 10:00 to 21:00. Insurance receipts are issued for massage and mixed sessions; reflexology on its own is not receipted.
Yes, for massage and for mixed sessions (reflexology with massage). The receipt carries the therapist’s name and FQM member number (20937), the clinic address, the date, the treatment and the amount you paid. Reflexology on its own is not receipted for insurance. Most Québec group plans that cover massage therapy accept it as is — check your own plan for your annual limit.
$95 plus tax at Natural Healing Motives Clinic, for every treatment, with either therapist. A session pack brings that to $80 a session in a six-pack.
No. Reflexology, deep tissue, cupping, trigger point and every mix session cost the same for the same length of time. You are booking the therapist’s time, not a technique.
Free up to 24 hours before, from the link in your confirmation email. No phone call needed.
You choose who treats you. Different hands, different training. Both will tell you what they're doing before they do it.

Reflexology is where he started, and it still shapes how he works — feet first, then the place that actually hurts.
Fifteen years in practice, 1,270 documented training hours, and a teaching qualification in reflexology on top. He trained at IKRA and holds the FQM certified designation, the tier that covers therapeutic work rather than relaxation alone.
In the room he narrates — what he has found, what he is about to do, how it may feel. He would rather you stop him than lie there enduring something.
Speaks English · Arabic

Wood therapy is her speciality — shaped wooden tools worked over the limbs and back, firmer and more even than hands alone.
She also takes relaxation and cupping sessions. If what you want is slower and broader rather than targeted at one knot, she is the one to ask for.
Point at the place. We'll tell you what we'd do, how long it takes and what it costs — before you book anything.