Randy Persad, RMT

therapy research, development  and practices.  In 2015, he completed the

Master in Education degree (MEd) and is currently in the doctoral

program (PhD) at Simon Fraser University where his intended area of

research will be focused on the Role of Self Care Practices for Health

and Wellbeing.

In June 2018, he completed a Master level, one year program in Gross

National Happiness (GNH). This program was a collaboration between

the GNH Center Bhutan and Schumacher College, UK. Randy’s preferred areas of practice includes:

breath awareness, breathing retraining and deep relaxation therapy myofascial therapy for musculoskeletal rehabilitation, scar tissue management, respiratory health, and sports and athletic injuries, women’s health (including pregnancy care and scar tissue rehabilitation and remodelling).

With his eclectic background and diverse experience his ‘outside the box’ approach to treatment will

often incorporate a variety of modalities in treatment sessions including focal steam hydrotherapy,

ice cube massage, visualization, breath retraining, supported position with blocks and bolsters,

guided relaxation therapy etc; the main purpose being to address your immediate and long term

needs in your journey towards well-being. Randy embraces an active, vegetarian lifestyle and the

eastern Vedic practices of yoga, breath awareness and deep relaxation practices.