- Treating sports and overuse injuries.
- Managing ICBC motor vehicle injuries.
- Alleviating stress and tension.
- Using IASTM for soft tissue.
- Applying neural reset therapy.
- Performing myofascial release.
- Implementing neuromuscular techniques.
- Employing joint mobilizations.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Forge Health
101-2201 Holdom Avenue, Burnaby, BC, V5B 0A2
Chart Notes (1). Education Massage Therapy (Vancouver College of Massage Therapy) (2). Certifications IASTM – Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization NRT – Neural reset therapy (3). Areas of Expertise Sports Injuries ICBC Motor Vehicle Injuries Overuse Injuries Stress Alleviation What I bring to the table I’m a graduate of the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy program and prior to this, I had over a decade of experience working as a Shiatsu Therapist and as a residential care aid for adults with development disabilities and mental health conditions. Both of these skills and experiences complemenet my massage therapy. My proficiencies include a variety of corrective techniques, among which include myofascial, neuromuscular, IASTM, and joint mobilizations. A little backstory As a life long Vancouverite, I understood early on that helping others was something I enjoyed and connected with. While I thought that counselling was my calling (majored in psychology at SFU), I soon realized that I had more confidence in supporting people with my hands than with my words. Outside the clinic When I’m not out admiring or creating collage art, you can find me walking my dog around the neighbourhood or nearest park, enjoying some bougie tea (self-proclaimed tea snob) or learning my next new skill (Youtube self taught crocheter).
Please note that if this is your first massage appointment you must have your intake forms completed prior to your start time. If these forms are not filled in prior to you start time, a portion of this first session will be spent completing these forms and treatment will not commence until these have been completed Your therapist will also use a portion of this first session to assess or physically screen you prior to commencing treatment.