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Gina Lee

  • Pain relief massage for shoulders, arms, and lower back.
  • Postpartum massage support for new mothers and maternal care.
  • Body and face massage to reduce pain and stress.
  • Acupoint pressure techniques for deeper, targeted relief.

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Queens Therapy

Queens Therapy

#150 - 1140 Austin Ave, Coquitlam, BC, V3K 3P5

She has a fundamental desire to solve problems and help others. After earning both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree in Social Welfare, she dedicated herself to assisting individuals facing physical and mental challenges by working at the Seoul Metropolitan Senior Welfare Center and Seoul National University Hospital. In 2004, after obtaining her certification in massage, she resolved to serve others, paving a new path in her career. Subsequently, she began extending her helping hand through various avenues such as pain relief massages and postpartum care. After immigrating to Canada in 2014, she sought new ways to help others. Following additional training for maternal care, she started offering massages specifically for new mothers. Since 2021, she has been working at Queens Clinic, providing body and face massages that alleviate pain, reduce stress, and help maintain a youthful appearance. She has a particular strength in relieving pain in the shoulders, arms, and lower back, achieving significant results by accurately targeting acupoints during her massages. Utilizing techniques similar to RMT—applying pressure on specific acupoints—she delivers deeper, more effective results for her clients. Additionally, through face massages, she aids in muscle lifting and emphasizes the importance of hydration to support skin health. She finds great fulfillment in reducing her clients’ pain and enhancing their satisfaction, always striving to understand their needs and communicating effectively to provide the help they desire.

E2 Therapy + Body massage
New PatientGeneral

E2 Therapy uses low-frequency electrical stimulation to relax muscles, improve circulation, and reduce pain.

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