Rhianna’s approach to massage reflects both her background and her approach to life; a blend of science, spirituality, and art. She grew up between California and the Okanagan, and has become enamoured with the mountains of BC. While in California, she attended an outdoors boarding school and received scholarships within the theatre and arts programs. Nevertheless, sciences and athletics were her passion, and she went on to pursue medical school and received scholarships for running. At the collegiate level, she raced for the women’s cross country team at UBC while studying kinesiology. During this time, an overuse injury granted her access to UBC’s incredible sports doctors, physiotherapists and RMT’s. She was awed by the therapeutic effectiveness of massage and delved into the healing arts. She attended the Vancouver School of the Healing Arts in 2014, wherein she was introduced to an abundance of cultural approaches to healing. She learned about Ayurveda and Indian head massage, Shiatsu and reflexology, hot stone massage and hydrotherapy, as well as the incredible importance of the mind-body connection. Wanting to ground her holistic view of massage with a scientific foundation, she undertook more schooling at the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy and graduated in 2017 as an RMT.
Massage, to Rhianna, is a beautiful and therapeutic art form, made more fascinating by her individualized approach to each client. Her treatment style blends therapeutic techniques such as myofascial release, trigger point therapy, neuromuscular techniques, joint mobilizations, shiatsu, deep tissue, breathwork, and Swedish massage to deliver a treatment that is both effective and relaxing.
She strives for the freedom that comes from feeling physically able, strong, and flexible in one’s body and aims to co-create this freedom and mind-body connection with all of her clients.
Outside of her massage life, she teaches breath work and Pilates, and practices yoga, qi gong and meditation. She has the spirit of a traveler and adventurer. She frequents the Amazon to learn from native Shamans and plant medicine, and has a deep reverence for all that has been shared with her from these experiences. She’s an avid writer, runner, dancer, and is obsessed with all things mountain related.
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Breathwork/pranayama & kundalini kriyas are combined with massage, individualized to the client's needs.
Breathwork/pranayama & kundalini kriyas are combined with massage, individualized to the client's needs.
Combining a relaxation massage with abdominal work creates a softening and soothing of the nervous system, enabling the client to drop in to deep healing in this sacred space. Mayan Indigenous techniques are utilized along with visceral work to the abdominal organs, with special care to the uterus and uterine ligaments in all aspects.
Combining a relaxation massage with abdominal work creates a softening and soothing of the nervous system, enabling the client to drop in to deep healing in this sacred space. Mayan Indigenous techniques are utilized along with visceral work to the abdominal organs, with special care to the uterus and uterine ligaments in all aspects.
Combining a relaxation massage with abdominal work creates a softening and soothing of the nervous system, enabling the client to drop in to deep healing in this sacred space. Mayan Indigenous techniques are utilized along with visceral work to the abdominal organs, with special care to the uterus and uterine ligaments in all aspects.
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