Tessa became a BC RMT in November 2020. However, she began her massage therapy education at Maui School of Therapeutic Massage in 2010, 10 years prior. There she focused on clinical massage therapy, including deep tissue, sports massage, and neuromuscular therapy, along with the traditional Hawaiian treatments of Lomi-Lomi and hot stone massage. She continued her training in Costa Rica at the Kootenay School of Rebalancing, and then, more recently completing a 2200 hour diploma of Massage Therapy at MH Vicars School of Massage Therapy. Tessa spent many years working at backcountry ski lodges feeding her passion for powder skiing, however these days you can find her at Kicking Horse Resort chasing her two little ones down the mountain. In the summer she enjoys hiking, mountain biking, gardening and hanging out with her family. Her goal is to promote a healthy lifestyle with lots of space for relaxation. “My massage changes with every unique person I treat, but my intention is often the same: to support pain management, assist in soft tissue health, and inspire an awareness of the innate wellness that already exists in every body.”
This is a 20 minute follow up treatment using RAPID Neurofascial Reset techniques. RAPID is a neurologically based, active, therapeutic technique that addresses the central nervous systems role in alleviating tension and restrictions within the body.
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This is a 30 minute assessment and treatment using RAPID Neurofascial Reset techniques. RAPID is a neurologically based, active, therapeutic technique that addresses the central nervous systems role in alleviating tension and restrictions within the body.
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This is a 45 minute assessment and treatment using RAPID Neurofascial Reset techniques. RAPID is a neurologically based, active, therapeutic technique that addresses the central nervous systems role in alleviating tension and restrictions within the body. If it is your first time with this treatment, 45 minutes is recommended.
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Please note, this massage can NOT be billed through insurance. Laura is a second year massage student that has completed all of her practicum hours.
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Please note, this massage can NOT be billed through insurance. Laura is a second year massage student that has completed all of her practicum hours.
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Please note, this massage can NOT be billed through insurance. Laura is a second year massage student that has completed all of her practicum hours.
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A 30 minute massage is suitable for smaller areas of the body or for acute injuries that may be too sensitive or unstable for longer treatments. This is also a good treatment length for children.
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This is our most common massage treatment. It allows a good amount of time to treat a specific area of the body, as well as the compensating areas surrounding. If you are looking for a full body massage, this length of treatment would be a quick way to skim the surface but will not allow enough time to be thorough.
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This is a good treatment length if you have multiple areas of the body that you would like to focus on, or for a more thorough full body massage.
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