Vienna, Ontario

Welcome to ADMT

We are passionate about equipping our students with the knowledge and experience they will need to succeed as Deep Muscle Therapists. Our mission is to provide a comprehensive education that combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience thereby allowing our graduates to deliver exceptional care with confidence and compassion. Our goal is to prepare future DMTs who are not only skilled and knowledgeable, but also dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of their clients.

What is Deep Muscle Therapy?

This unique method of physical therapy was researched and developed by Georg Alzner. Deep Muscle Therapy (DMT) is a unique and highly effective form of physical therapy. After training as an Orthopedic Masseur in Europe, Mr. Alzner worked with hundreds of patients—including World War II survivors—to refine a technique that combines several proven therapeutic methods. During his clinical work, he also invented the famous “Alzner Arch Supports.”

This specialized physical manipulation produces two primary benefits for clients:

  • Enhanced Circulation: Promotes the flow of blood and lymph throughout the body.
  • Soft Tissue Normalization: Relaxes and restores muscles, connective tissues, tendons, and ligaments. This releases pressure on deeper tissues and nerves, lengthens constricted fascia, and breaks down tissue adhesions.

What Health Conditions Can Benefit from DMT?

Deep Muscle Therapy effectively supports a wide range of health conditions and overall wellness goals, including:

  • Stress & Nervous System: Anxiety and stress management, nervous system relaxation, and improved sleep quality
  • Pain & Muscle Tension: Headaches, muscle tightness, TMJ jaw tension, and fibromyalgia-related discomfort
  • Joint & Mobility Support: Improved joint mobility and flexibility, arthritis relief, and plantar fasciitis support
  • Injury & Recovery: Sports injuries, soft tissue recovery, scar tissue mobility, and postoperative care
  • Circulation & Body Systems: Blood and lymphatic circulation, pelvic floor awareness, respiratory muscle function, and digestive relaxation