Emily Mustard, RMTChecked against the College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC public register on 9 Aug 2026
SaveEmily grew up in Coquitlam and is a graduate of Vancouver College of Massage Therapy. Currently trained in a broad range of techniques, including but not limited to: Myofascial, Deep Tissue, Neuromuscular, Joint mobilization, Trigger point release, and classic Swedish massage techniques. Emily strives to provide personalized and effective treatments to each patient that comes her way. In addition to massage therapy, she has a background of classical ballet and extensive training in other dance forms. In her spare time, Emily is a professional dancer and dance instructor who continues to train and teach children, youth, and adults in cohesion to her work as a massage practitioner. She strives to create a welcoming and safe environment to encourage patients to reach whatever goals they are striving for.
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A combined assessment and treatment designed for infants and young children, always involving a parent or guardian. Sessions include: Thorough intake & developmental check-in. Gentle, hands-on treatment by an RMT. Guided home care and education. Teaching therapeutic touch to parents & caregivers. This treatment is only suggested every 6 months OR if a new symptom arises. New baby check-ins are included within this treatment option.
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Tailored treatments for adolescents, supporting physical and emotional changes during this stage. Option to remain at 45 minutes or extend to 60 minutes (discuss with therapist) Parent/guardian presence is based on client preference and comfort Ongoing consent is prioritized at every visit
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Supportive care for growing bodies, helping with tension, activity-related strain, and relaxation. Initial visit includes parent/guardian participation Focus on consent, comfort, and education Combination of hands-on treatment and home care guidance A shorter 30-minute follow-up option may be recommended after the first visit (discuss with your therapist).
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This service is for clients with an active ICBC case visiting a registered massage therapist (RMT) at Soma Burnaby for their first appointment for this case.
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Hot stone massage can relieve muscle pain and tension by combining massage therapy and heat. Heat is often recommended to treat achy muscles. Applying heat to an area of the body helps increase blood flow to that spot, which improves healing—not recommended during pregnancy.
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A gentle, intuitive treatment combining myofascial, craniosacral, and visceral techniques to release tension, restore balance, and support deep nervous system regulation. Performed without oil or lotion, this slow, restorative session encourages whole-body alignment and calm.
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A specialized treatment addressing tension in the jaw, face, head, and neck through internal and external techniques. This focused session helps ease jaw discomfort, headaches, and muscle tightness while supporting balance and relaxation.
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