Massage THerapy

Medicine in Motion

Focusing on complex medical needs, I deliver massage therapy directly to you at your home or in a fully equipped clinic. Opt for the ease of a house call or the professional setting of the clinic, tailored to your preference and comfort. Book today for care that adapts to your life.

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My Services

I offer a variety of services all at your convenience! Customizable treatments allow for a personalized treatment plan catered to your needs.

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Mobile Massage

Experience personalized, therapeutic massage in the comfort of your own home or office, tailored to relieve stress, ease tension, and rejuvenate your body and mind—wherever you are.

In-Clinic Massage

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About Me

I proudly graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2019. Before embarking on my journey into massage therapy, I was a dedicated Personal Trainer and Martial Artist at a charming boutique fitness center nestled in the heart of downtown Vancouver. Recently, I have found immense joy in giving back to my profession by sharing my skills with students as an instructor at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in New Westminster.

In 2013, I had the honor of becoming the Canadian national Sanshou Champion, and that same year, I fought for Canada at the 12th annual world wushu championships in Malaysia.

I am deeply committed to gaining a profound understanding of the human body, striving to enhance my knowledge further so that I can offer you the very best treatment possible.

All of my efforts are centered around one heartfelt goal: to help you feel better, get better, and stay better.

I am trained in a diverse array of treatment modalities, including Swedish massage, Trigger Point release, PNF Stretching, Deep Tissue Massage, and Cross Fiber Frictions. Additionally, I have pursued post-graduate courses in Trauma-Informed Massage to enhance my skills and understanding even further.

By weaving these modalities together, I create a personalized blend of relaxation and therapeutic massage tailored specifically to your unique needs.

While I am equipped to treat a wide range of conditions, I particularly excel at assisting patients with complex medical needs and those navigating the challenges of high stress and trauma.

When I’m not practicing martial arts or working, I enjoy playing tabletop board games like D&D and exploring the city in search of exciting new culinary experiences.

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