- Treats shoulder injuries with confidence.
- Aids athletes in injury prevention.
- Supports athletes in injury recovery.
- Applies myofascial release techniques.
- Manages chronic Achilles tear recovery.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Esposito Massage
2227 St. Johns Street, Port Moody, BC, V3E2N4
Nick graduated from Vancouver Career College’s Registered Massage Therapy program in 2022. His clinical experience during education exposed him to a diverse clientele with many different conditions becoming especially confident in treating different shoulder injuries. During his education he also completed a study measuring the results of massage therapy on chronic achilles tears. He has a strong background in sports and enjoys working with athletes in injury prevention and rehabilitation. Nick also attended numerous outreach programs during his education working with elderly patients. During treatment Nick utilizes myofascial techniques and uses an evidence based approach to help his patients reach their goals. He believes in patient education during the treatment and loves answering any questions patients have to give his clients the tools they need to effectively recover. He believes massage is an important aspect of recovery, maintenance and injury prevention. The ultimate goal is to give every patient the best possible care by listening to their individual needs to tailor a treatment plan using massage, exercise, and self-care to help them reach their full potential. Outside of work he enjoys hiking, dirt biking, camping and spending time with friends, family and the dog.
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