Brandon is a Toronto‑based Registered Massage Therapist who specializes in a holistic, root‑cause focused approach using myofascial release, trigger‑point therapy, strain‑counterstrain, and deep‑tissue techniques.

Brandon Lee RMT graduated with Honours from Centennial College with a diploma of Massage Therapy after finishing a Bachelor of Science at Queen’s University. Whilst in massage school, Brandon volunteered in an outreach program, at the People with AIDS foundation, where he gained valuable experience in treating people from all walks of life and ages with various musculoskeletal and health conditions. He is currently a member in good standing with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario.

In treatment, Brandon adopts a myofascial and deep tissue based approach to treatment, utilizing techniques such as trigger point therapy, strain-counterstrain, and myofascial release. Brandon holds a Holistic approach to treatment whereas he firmly believes in figuring out the root cause of his patient’s pain or discomfort, before devising an appropriate treatment plan, focussed on addressing both the cause and symptom(s) of his patient’s pain or condition, so that they can leave an appointment with him experiencing not only pain relief, but also be better equipped to help prevent the pain from reoccurring.

During his free time, Brandon enjoys going for walks and going to the gym, seeing as he recognizes the utmost importance of taking care of his own physical and mental health first, so that he better able to take care of his patients’ needs.

Brandon Lee, RMT at Excelsior Integrative, with short black hair and a gray t-shirt, stands against a plain light-colored background. He is smiling warmly at the camera.

He is available for appointments:

  • Tuesdays: 11;30 am – 8:00 pm
  • Wednesdays: 11:30 am – 8:00 pm
  • Alternating Saturdays: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
  • Sundays: 10:30 am – 4:30 pm

His specialties include:

Professional Resume

Education and Certifications:

  •  Queen’s University -Bachelor of Science
  • Centennial College – Massage Therapy Program
  • CPR/First Aid Certification

Your Questions, Answered

He’s a trigger‑point aficionado who pairs sustained pressure with cross‑fiber myofascial releases and skin‑rolling to break up stubborn adhesions.

A targeted assessment of your tight spots, hands‑on trigger‑point work, then guidance on simple stretches to lock in the release.

He’s seen countless clients go from “can’t touch this knot” to “wow, it’s gone” when you dial in the right pressure and follow up with precision stretching.