- Blends relaxation and therapeutic techniques.
- Reduces daily aches and pains.
- Manages chronic pain conditions.
- Helps improve sleep and reduce headaches.
- Offers individualized, patient-focused treatments.
- Welcomes adult, LGBTQIA+ and Transgender clients.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Newleaf Total Wellness Centre
2309 McCallum Road, B, Abbotsford, BC, V2S 3N7
**Adult clients preferred** LGBTQIA+-friendly and Transgender Safe Space. Amanda is a graduate of the Registered Massage Therapy program at Vancouver Career College. Amanda creates a safe, unhurried space. She works best with people over time — her care is the kind that builds, session by session, into something deeper than temporary relief. She has a particular gift for chronic pain and the patterns underneath it. If you've been carrying something that hasn't resolved with quick fixes, and you're looking for a practitioner who will stay with you through the longer process, Amanda is a good fit.
**Choose this appointment if you have not seen one of our Registered Massage Therapists in the last 12 months.** appointment that includes a full assessment and interview as well as home-care and treatment planning. Hands-on time will be at least 45 minutes. Please arrive at least 15min early to fill out paperwork, or complete the emailed forms. Hot stone massage therapy is a treatment where Swedish massage techniques are used along with heated basalt stones. A 60 minute appointment is a good option for focusing on relieving a few problem areas. Hot stone massage therapy can help to relieve stress, increase circulation, reduce pain, relax muscle tension, and increase flexibility. It has been known to help ease symptoms for people with fibromyalgia, arthritis, tension headaches, and anxiety, as well as those looking for relief from everyday aches and pains. The heated stones relax muscles and make deep pressure techniques more comfortable. This can make it easier to treat knots and trigger points. Hot stone massage should be avoided during pregnancy or shortly after giving birth. And it may be dangerous for those with diabetes, high blood pressure, peripheral vascular disorder, a recent injury, or acute skin conditions (like psoriasis or eczema).