Registered Massage Therapists
Appointments with one of our Registered Massage Therapists include a thorough interview, assessment, treatment, and self-care instruction. Patients will be provided with the information to help themselves maintain their treatment results, and avoid future injury. Visit the massage therapy about page for more information.
Alana Erkelens, RMT
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Valerie Keys, RMT, BSc
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Amanda Godfrey, RMT
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Rebecca Schatz, RMT
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Philipp Krahé, RMT
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Haley Christensen, RMT
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Massage Graduates (Non-RMT)
Recent graduates of the Massage Therapy program offer Relaxation-only massage. Please note that these practitioners are not yet registered with the College of Massage Therapists of BC and therefore treatments will not be covered by extended medical benefits. Visit the massage therapy about page for more information.
This service temporarily discontinued as a precaution during the current public health crisis.
Registered Acupuncturist
Acupuncture treatment consists of acupuncture pins which are inserted in the body with a pain-free tap, and left for 15 - 20 minutes. Patients are able to relax with a soothing music, let the body take care of itself, and sink in to treatment. Your practitioner will be checking in with your system with palpation (touch) throughout, and may incorporate other techniques which include massage, acupressure, moxa (heat therapy), or laser acupuncture. Visit the acupuncture about page for more information.
Sarah Smith, RAc
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Alix Jean, RAc
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Registered Reflexology Therapist
A reflexology appointment will begin by discussing your overall health before using some gentle techniques to further identify areas of concern and warm up the tissues. While your therapist will focus on certain areas depending on your body's needs, the whole body will be addressed through points on the feet or face. Reflexology therapy is based on the idea of treating the body as a whole unit rather than separate parts.
Karen Munroe, RCRT
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