Mobile Massage Therapy
Massage therapy has numerous benefits for both the body and mind. It can help reduce stress and anxiety, relieve muscle tension and pain, improve circulation, and promote relaxation. Regular massage sessions can also boost the immune system and improve overall well-being.
My services
Registered Massage therapy​​
All of my services are covered by extended health care
(Pacific Blue Cross, Sunlife, Manlife ECT).
Pre / Postnatal Massage
My wife Sequoia gave birth to our first child on sep 14th 2024, and our little
girl Poppy is amazing! I am trained pre and postnatal massage, but I have gained
a far deeper understanding and appreciation for it while treating my wife
throughout her pregnancy and recovery.
Sports Massage
Before becoming an RMT, I was a competitive figure skate. I competed
internationally and even at the Canadian Olympic trials. As an RMT, I understand
the different needs of athletes as I have worked and trained with many in
multiple sports.
Massage for Orthopaedic Injuries Acute and ChronicÂ
When I was in school I broke my knee in a snowboarding accident, not the
bones themselves, but the Ligaments (the things that hold bones together). With
the help of my teachers, the silver lining was the deep understanding when
learning how to nurse myself back from not being able to walk up stairs, to
riding a bike, to half marathons, to where I am now.
​Massage Headaches & TMJ
Headaches are a common problem in my life, whether due to stress, weather,
or muscle tension, I understand and help many patients with similar complaints.
Massage for Nurological Conditions and Edama
During my time in school and clinical practice, I have seen numerous patients
with a multitude of conditions. Including Cerebral palsy, Fibromyalgia,
Para/Quadriplegia, Parkinson's, various Neuropathy's and more, these listed are
just a few I have experience with. Don't see a condition you're curious about,
just email me.
Trauma Informed MassageÂ
Safety, comfort and patient empowerment are all important in a massage, but these goals and more are reinforced over a gentle, unstructured intake discussion, that may cover topics such as touch history, support systems, coping strategy's, body awareness, and presence. The entire process is approached not with sympathy, but with genuine compassion.