Sarah graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2014. She has taken pre and post natal, post cesarean courses, and multiple cadaver labs. More recently she has become interested in understanding the science behind pain, and having an evidence informed practice.

Sarah graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2014. She has taken pre and post na... Read More

Currently on Maternity Leave

Serving the Shuswap region since 2020, and in practice since 2009. Aleesha enjoys working with a variety of demographics and concerns. Her main areas of interest are motor vehicle accident injuries, sport performance, first responder care, and prenatal massage. A thorough assessment, focused treatment, and taylored home exercise programs are some of the methods she employs to render lasting results for her patients. Aleesha strives toward genuine compassion and dedication to quality care with her patients.

Currently on Maternity Leave Serving the Shuswap region since 2020, and in practice since 2009. ... Read More

Julie’s perspective, based on her 34 years of being an R.M.T. is that you cannot separate the mind from the body. Treating the whole body as One Body is essential for creating long-lasting results.

Julie’s massage techniques involve deep tissue work using hot and cool stones, as well as working with the nervous system to induce a parasympathetic state. A skilled professional in this area, she is also an instructor providing education in hot stone massage.

Julie is passionate about finding the root cause of your biggest problems—the reason that brought you into the massage clinic in the first place. Her care extends beyond what happens during your session. It extends to recommendations on your routines, work set up, and electronic use to prevent the same pain and muscle tightness from reoccurring. She also offers direct billing.

If you’re not meeting her in the treatment room, don’t be surprised to run into her at the beach or on a trail walk.

Julie’s perspective, based on her 34 years of being an R.M.T. is that you cannot separate the min... Read More

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