- Blends relaxation with therapeutic techniques.
- Prioritizes individualized treatment plans.
- Emphasizes listening and understanding client needs.
- Values the connection between relaxation and healing.
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Van Sports and Physiotherapy
521 - 625 Howe Street, Vancouver, BC, V6C 2T6
I graduated from Vancouver College of Massage Therapy after completing 570 hours in the student clinic, 325 of which were spent hands on treating clients. I believe that with today’s stresses, relaxation must be incorporated into treatment for the body to heal. A combination of relaxation and therapeutic treatment is essential for a successful outcome with clients. I worked as an exterior siding contractor for many years before becoming a clinic manager in a multidisciplinary clinic. This is where I began to notice how beneficial massage therapy can be to a client’s health. After long discussions with my wife, I decided to change career paths to become a RMT even with a new baby on the way. My passion for helping others began early in my life, and I continue to seek knowledge and development as an RMT. I believe that no two bodies are the same, so we cannot treat them in the same way. Customizing treatments for each client by not only listening but also hearing their needs. I like to spend my free time chasing my two daughters, golfing, running, playing baseball, curling, fishing, and generally enjoying the outdoors. “Time and health are two precious assets that we don’t recognize and appreciate until they have been depleted.” – Denis Waitley
All treatments include assessment and home care prescription.