David Janzen, RMT

Experience the Emotion Code in person through a focused 45-minute session designed to identify and release unresolved emotional patterns that may contribute to physical discomfort, stress, and imbalance. As a Certified Emotion Code Practitioner, Nadya works to identify and release trapped emotions, supporting the body's energetic and emotional systems in returning to balance. Covered under massage therapy as a Category B complementary modality.

Experience the Emotion Code in person through a focused 45-minute session designed to identify and release unresolved emotional patterns that may contribute to physical discomfort, stress, and imbalance. As a Certified Emotion Code Practitioner, Nadya works to identify and release trapped emotions, supporting the body's energetic and emotional systems in returning to balance. Covered under massage therapy as a Category B complementary modality.

Only select this option if you have already had an assessment within the last 3 months

Matrix Repatterning Treatment is typically over clothing and involves gentle manual therapy combined with bio-electric stimulation provided by the MatrixMag™ Scanner or SafeZone, if appropriate. Each area may be treated in a variety of directions and a series of sessions may be necessary to release the entire pattern and restore optimal structural balance. Although treatment is gentle and painless, some people may experience temporary, mild-to-moderate symptoms following treatment, as the body adapts to the profound changes. Covered as a Category B complementary modality by the College of Massage Therapists of Newfoundland and Labrador, treatment is billed as Registered Massage Therapy. Clients who have not had prior massage therapy treatment are encouraged to book in for massage first, so Matrix Repatterning can be incorporated into their existing treatment plan.

Matrix Repatterning Treatment is typically over clothing and involves gentle manual therapy combined with bio-electric stimulation provided by the MatrixMag™ Scanner or SafeZone, if appropriate. Each area may be treated in a variety of directions and a series of sessions may be necessary to release the entire pattern and restore optimal structural balance. Although treatment is gentle and painless, some people may experience temporary, mild-to-moderate symptoms following treatment, as the body adapts to the profound changes. Covered as a Category B complementary modality by the College of Massage Therapists of Newfoundland and Labrador, treatment is billed as Registered Massage Therapy. Clients who have not had prior massage therapy treatment are encouraged to book in for massage first, so Matrix Repatterning can be incorporated into their existing treatment plan.

Matrix Repatterning is an advanced therapeutic system based on scientific principles and an understanding of the structural and bio-electric effects of injury on the deep framework of the body. Chronic pain, concussions, impact injuries, multi-issue conditions, and structural imbalances often see results with Matrix Repatterning when “all else fails”. Assessment includes examination of bone size and shape, ranges-of-motion, joint stability, tissue tone, nerve function, and other objective tests. A bio-electric scan is also performed to detect the electrical changes caused by injury, and confirm the precise location of Primary Restrictions. A magnetic device (MatrixMag™ Scanner or SafeZone) may be used for this process. A treatment plan will be developed to fit your goals, with a minimum of 3 weekly sessions recommended for new clients. Treatment is typically over clothing and involves gentle manual therapy combined with bio-electric stimulation provided by the MatrixMag™ Scanner, if appropriate. Each area may be treated in a variety of directions and a series of sessions may be necessary to release the entire pattern and restore optimal structural balance. Although treatment is gentle and painless, some people may experience temporary, mild-to-moderate symptoms following treatment, as the body adapts to the profound changes. Covered as a Category B complementary modality by the College of Massage Therapists of Newfoundland and Labrador, treatment is billed as Registered Massage Therapy. Clients who have not had prior massage therapy treatment are encouraged to book in for massage first, so Matrix Repatterning can be incorporated into their existing treatment plan.