Samuel graduated with honors from Vicars School of Massage Therapy in 2022. Initially choosing massage therapy as a change of pace from his previous endeavors, Samuel has discovered a new and deepening interest in the human body and all of its amazing systems and complexities. He takes a holistic approach to treatment and considers not just an individual’s physical condition, but also their overall health, including lifestyle, mental and emotional wellbeing, and previous life experiences or traumas. Samuel predominantly works with clients who have chronic pain or mobility issues, many of whom have been in car accidents.
What should you expect from a massage treatment with Samuel? His treatment process includes a detailed intake which focuses on and beyond your main complaint(s) to learn about your history, goals for treatment, and massage preferences (including music!). No two treatments are the same, and Samuel will meet you where you are at on the day you come in for your massage. He prefers a collaborative approach and readily welcomes feedback so he can offer you a more personalized massage experience. As he frequently tells his clients, you are in the driver’s seat! Following the treatment, Samuel will work with you to develop a feasible plan of care, as well as provide you with relevant homecare and health management strategies.
As a lifelong learner, Samuel enjoys doing research and takes regular massage-related courses in an effort to build a well-informed, evidence-based practice – feel free to ask him about his latest areas of research! His passion is teaching and he hopes to one day instruct other aspiring massage therapists. Outside of massage, Samuel stays active with hiking, biking, and bouldering. He is obsessed with specialty coffee and can talk endlessly about this subject!
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Lymphatic Drainage Therapy is beneficial in a number of ways. It aids in the reduction in swelling in various regions of the body. It helps to detoxify, regenerate tissues (burns, wounds, wrinkles, anti-aging effects), relief of numerous chronic and subacute inflammations (sinusitis, bronchitis and otitis). Relief in chronic pain such as reduction of chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia, relief of spasms and other forms of constipation, deep relaxation to aid insomnia, stress, loss of vitality and loss of memory. Alleviation of adiposis and cellulite tissue, nerve conditions such as sciatica, TOS, and carpal tunnel syndrome.
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This is for first time massage patients only. Please book this appointment so that we are able to send over intakes prior to your massage.
Billed toExtended health plans
This is for first time massage patients only. Please book this appointment so that we are able to send over intakes prior to your massage.
Billed toExtended health plans
This is for first time massage patients only. Please book this appointment so that we are able to send over intakes prior to your massage.
Billed toExtended health plans
For patients with extended health care benefits or paying privately: a follow-up visit within the last 12 months of your last treatment.
Billed toExtended health plans
For patients with extended health care benefits or paying privately: a follow-up visit within the last 12 months of your last treatment.
Billed toExtended health plans
For patients with extended health care benefits or paying privately: a follow-up visit within the last 12 months of your last treatment.
Billed toExtended health plans
What is RAPID Neurofascial Reset? RAPID is a type of massage that treats aches and pains by focusing on the nerves rather than muscle tissue. It’s a lotion-free technique, so the client remains clothed, and the treatment is movement-based to encourage the client to perform active motion. The purpose of RAPID is to reset nerve hypersensitivity back to neutral. The high intensity of the technique along with the client’s active movements allows the body to downgrade pain and reprogram sensory information processed by the brain. This then causes an immediate change in how the body responds to what it’s now feeling. It’s for this reason that treatment lengths are shorter and the results last longer. Movement and return to activity are highly encouraged after a RAPID treatment to reinforce the changes created by the body. RAPID doesn’t physically alter tissues, it’s just changing the information from the nerves, so it’s able to be used for many conditions and contributes greatly to faster healing.
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