Address
1125 Nicola Ave, 101, Port Coquitlam, BC, V3B 8B2
Phone
604-941-4317Website
Massage
Our Registered Massage Therapist services include patient centered, non-invasive manual therapy treatments which plays an important part in reducing pain, improving mobility and achieving your optimal health and wellness.
- Patient-centered remedial massage for pain and dysfunction.
- Neurofascial release and fascial manipulation techniques.
- Joint mobilizations to support mobility and function.
- Registered Massage Therapist for non-invasive manual therapy.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
What is a Bodyworker? A bodyworker is a massage therapy student who has completed their education and training to become a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) but has not yet taken or received the results of their licensing exam. Massage therapy schools and programs equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide safe and effective treatments. These students receive extensive training in anatomy, physiology, and various massage techniques. They also gain supervised, hands-on experience working with clients in clinical settings. As a result, bodyworkers are well-prepared to offer relaxation sessions and address specific conditions. In British Columbia, the College of Massage Therapists hosts the licensing board exams twice a year. Bodyworkers are massage therapists who are either waiting to take the exam or awaiting their results. Why Choose a Bodyworker? Bodyworkers offer full massage therapy sessions at a discounted rate! However, these sessions cannot be billed to extended medical plans, and bodyworkers are not permitted to see patients with open ICBC or WSBC claims. Benefits of Massage Therapy Massage therapy involves the use of touch to improve circulation, relieve tension, and promote healing in the affected area, while addressing related parts of the body. Some key benefits include: Relief from pain, tension, and muscle spasms Increased ease of movement Restoration of activity levels Enhanced vitality and overall well-being Common Conditions Treated by Bodyworkers Bodyworkers are trained to address a variety of conditions, including: Neck and lower back strains (including sciatica) Headaches Muscle spasms, stiffness, and pain Arthritis, fibromyalgia, and osteoporosis Rotator cuff strains, tennis elbow, and golfer’s elbow Full-body relaxation Choose a bodyworker for an affordable massage therapy session that prioritizes your relaxation and well-being!
- Relaxation sessions promoting full-body calm and well-being.
- Hands-on massage for muscle tension and spasm relief.
- Bodywork supporting neck, lower back, and sciatica discomfort.
- Massage techniques aimed at headaches and movement ease.
- Hands-on bodywork improving circulation and easing pain.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Our Registered Massage Therapist services include patient centered, non-invasive manual therapy treatments which plays an important part in reducing pain, improving mobility and achieving your optimal health and wellness.
- Address diverse headaches, shoulder issues.
- Aid recovery for sports-related injuries.
- Relieve chronic hip and lower back pain.
- Provide therapeutic muscle work and maintenance.
- Support rehabilitation and physical conditioning.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
What is a Bodyworker? A bodyworker is a massage therapy student who has completed their education and training to become a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) but has not yet taken or received the results of their licensing exam. Massage therapy schools and programs equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide safe and effective treatments. These students receive extensive training in anatomy, physiology, and various massage techniques. They also gain supervised, hands-on experience working with clients in clinical settings. As a result, bodyworkers are well-prepared to offer relaxation sessions and address specific conditions. In British Columbia, the College of Massage Therapists hosts the licensing board exams twice a year. Bodyworkers are massage therapists who are either waiting to take the exam or awaiting their results. Why Choose a Bodyworker? Bodyworkers offer full massage therapy sessions at a discounted rate! However, these sessions cannot be billed to extended medical plans, and bodyworkers are not permitted to see patients with open ICBC or WSBC claims. Benefits of Massage Therapy Massage therapy involves the use of touch to improve circulation, relieve tension, and promote healing in the affected area, while addressing related parts of the body. Some key benefits include: Relief from pain, tension, and muscle spasms Increased ease of movement Restoration of activity levels Enhanced vitality and overall well-being Common Conditions Treated by Bodyworkers Bodyworkers are trained to address a variety of conditions, including: Neck and lower back strains (including sciatica) Headaches Muscle spasms, stiffness, and pain Arthritis, fibromyalgia, and osteoporosis Rotator cuff strains, tennis elbow, and golfer’s elbow Full-body relaxation Choose a bodyworker for an affordable massage therapy session that prioritizes your relaxation and well-being!
- Full-body relaxation for calm and overall well-being.
- Neck and lower back tension relief sessions.
- Hands-on support for headaches and muscle spasms.
- Mobility support for stiffness, pain, and movement.
- Combining Eastern and Western massage techniques thoughtfully.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Our Registered Massage Therapist services include patient centered, non-invasive manual therapy treatments which plays an important part in reducing pain, improving mobility and achieving your optimal health and wellness.
- Restoring mobility, balance, and function.
- Relaxation-focused treatments for mind and body.
- Alleviating deep muscle tissue tension.
- Addressing trigger points and fascia restrictions.
- Utilizing active and passive joint movements.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
What is a Bodyworker? A bodyworker is a massage therapy student who has completed their education and training to become a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) but has not yet taken or received the results of their licensing exam. Massage therapy schools and programs equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide safe and effective treatments. These students receive extensive training in anatomy, physiology, and various massage techniques. They also gain supervised, hands-on experience working with clients in clinical settings. As a result, bodyworkers are well-prepared to offer relaxation sessions and address specific conditions. In British Columbia, the College of Massage Therapists hosts the licensing board exams twice a year. Bodyworkers are massage therapists who are either waiting to take the exam or awaiting their results. Why Choose a Bodyworker? Bodyworkers offer full massage therapy sessions at a discounted rate! However, these sessions cannot be billed to extended medical plans, and bodyworkers are not permitted to see patients with open ICBC or WSBC claims. Benefits of Massage Therapy Massage therapy involves the use of touch to improve circulation, relieve tension, and promote healing in the affected area, while addressing related parts of the body. Some key benefits include: Relief from pain, tension, and muscle spasms Increased ease of movement Restoration of activity levels Enhanced vitality and overall well-being Common Conditions Treated by Bodyworkers Bodyworkers are trained to address a variety of conditions, including: Neck and lower back strains (including sciatica) Headaches Muscle spasms, stiffness, and pain Arthritis, fibromyalgia, and osteoporosis Rotator cuff strains, tennis elbow, and golfer’s elbow Full-body relaxation Choose a bodyworker for an affordable massage therapy session that prioritizes your relaxation and well-being!
- Relaxation-focused full-body massage for overall well-being.
- Hands-on relief for neck and lower back strain.
- Massage support for headaches, stiffness, and muscle spasms.
- Techniques promoting circulation, movement, and tension relief.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Chiropractic
Includes initial assessment and bodywork
- Provides compassionate, individualized patient care.
- Identifies and treats root causes of discomfort.
- Utilizes advanced chiropractic methods and techniques.
- Addresses wide range of bodywork needs.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Physiotherapy
- Hands-on physiotherapy for muscle and joint pain.
- Assessment and treatment of neck, back, shoulder and sports-related injuries.
- Manual therapy combined with individualized therapeutic exercises.
- Personalized rehabilitation focused on mobility, strength and functional recovery.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
- Rehabilitation post-cardiac surgery.
- Musculoskeletal injury management and recovery.
- Neurological condition therapy.
- Geriatric care for mobility challenges.
- Functional mobility improvement for older adults.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.