Gina moved to Canada in 2005 from the Island of Dominica. Passionate about physical activity and movement from an early age, her keen interest in biology and the human body led her to complete the Massage Therapy program at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria. She plans on pursuing a Bachelor of Health Science degree and is interested in exploring continuing education in Sports Rehabilitation and Craniosacral Techniques. Treatment modalities commonly incorporated into her practice include a range of passive and active techniques including Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM), Swedish massage, trigger point release, and pin and stretch. Treatments conclude with self-management strategies including exercise therapy and hydrotherapy recommendations. Recognizing that the needs of each person differ, she enjoys tailoring her treatments to the concerns of each of her patients.
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Please note: Marlène's training as a Rolfer influences her massage therapy practice, and many of her treatments include active movement techniques that involve client participation. Treatments are often performed while side-lying, sitting and standing. Because of this, Marlène asks that you arrive at your treatment with gym wear, swimwear or shorts and a loose t-shirt.
Arwen has an evidence-based approach that blends well with her natural intuition and commitment to patient-centered care. She utilizes a combination of techniques including Swedish massage, trigger point release, myofascial work, and passive and active stretching to provide tailored care for her patients and address their individual needs. With experience working both as a Health Care Aide and a Birth Doula, Arwen enjoys working with patients across a wide range of life stages and conditions, with particular interest in supporting patients who are navigating: * Pregnancy and postpartum * Post surgical recovery (including mastectomy and cesarean section births) * Headaches * Anxiety and depression
Heather uses various techniques during treatment including trigger point pressure release, myofascial release, and deep tissue techniques. With the goal of providing excellent care for her patients, she enjoys learning new modalities to better treat a variety of patient concerns and conditions . As a result, her approach to massage is constantly evolving to meet the unique needs of each individual she treats. She looks forward to sharing her skills to help with: * Mastectomy scars * Post pregnancy discomforts * Chronic pain / chronic illness
Joanne’s interest in massage therapy began with a desire to help individuals maintain their mobility throughout their lifetimes. She has a passion for learning and is focused on evidence-based massage practices. Joanne’s techniques are established by assessing the unique anatomy and physiology of her clients. She provides therapeutic massage combined with movement to support individual strengths and needs and has a special interest in supporting folks with: * Chronic pain * EDS – hypermobility disorder * Pre/post natal care * Scar work * Rehab after surgery / injury * Stress management
For new and returning clients coming in for the first RMT treatment under a new ICBC claim. Please note: Shorter appointment lengths are not available for first ICBC visits. There is a $2.45 co-pay for this appointment.
For new and returning clients coming in for the first RMT treatment with Marlène under a new ICBC claim. Please note: A $27.45 patient co-pay will apply to this treatment.
Follow-up appointment for patients with an ICBC claim. Please note: There is a $2.65 co-pay for this appointment.
Follow-up appointment for patients with an ICBC claim. Please note: A $27.65 patient co-pay will apply for this treatment.
Please note: A $52.65 patient co-pay will apply to this appointment.
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