Brad Veysey

This is a 1 hour massage therapy timeslot. Treatment time is 50 minutes in length.

This is a 1 hour massage therapy timeslot.

30 minute massage therapy treatment

45 minute massage therapy treatment

Facturé àWorkSafeBC

ART, Active Release technique

Facturé àAnciens Combattants Canada

Veterans Affair Patients only

Rapid NeuroFascial Reset (RAPID NFR) is a movement-based therapy that addresses pain and restrictions by focusing on the central nervous system and releasing tension in muscles, fascia, nerves, and ligaments. RAPID NFR can be used to address a wide range of conditions, including chronic pain, muscle tension, headaches/migraines, knee problems, back and shoulder pain, shin splints, and sciatica, as well as a majority of other musculo-skeletal conditions. RAPID NFR can help relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and improve movement and function. RAPID NFR can be beneficial for individuals experiencing both acute and chronic pain, as well as those with muscle tension, movement restrictions, and nerve-related issues. RAPID NFR is a hands-on, movement-based therapeutic technique that aims to release restrictions in the body's tissues by engaging the nervous system. It involves a combination of examination and treatment, where therapists use light touch and movement to assess and address restrictions, ultimately aiming to reset nerve hypersensitivity and restore proper function.

Rapid NeuroFascial Reset (RAPID NFR) is a movement-based therapy that addresses pain and restrictions by focusing on the central nervous system and releasing tension in muscles, fascia, nerves, and ligaments. RAPID NFR can be used to address a wide range of conditions, including chronic pain, muscle tension, headaches/migraines, knee problems, back and shoulder pain, shin splints, and sciatica, as well as a majority of other musculo-skeletal conditions. RAPID NFR can help relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and improve movement and function. RAPID NFR can be beneficial for individuals experiencing both acute and chronic pain, as well as those with muscle tension, movement restrictions, and nerve-related issues. RAPID NFR is a hands-on, movement-based therapeutic technique that aims to release restrictions in the body's tissues by engaging the nervous system. It involves a combination of examination and treatment, where therapists use light touch and movement to assess and address restrictions, ultimately aiming to reset nerve hypersensitivity and restore proper function.