Harps Sohal
Langley Physiotherapy Corporation
Unit 420 6325 204th Street, Building 400, Langley, BC, V2Y 3B3
Please note: Harps is currently not accepting new patients for MLD and massage therapy until late summer 2026. Please call reception at 604-530-6511 if you’d like to be added to her wait list. Harps is a compassionate and dedicated Registered Massage Therapist at Langley Physio & Massage Clinic, a well-respected multidisciplinary health centre known for its strong community reputation. She is a graduate of the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy and is fully registered to practice in British Columbia. Her clinical experience includes treating a wide variety of conditions such as lymphedema, pre- and post-surgical care, pregnancy-related concerns, fibromyalgia, sinusitis, headaches, postural dysfunction, carpal tunnel syndrome, women’s health conditions, constipation, musculoskeletal injuries, and tension- and stress-related issues. A key area of focus is Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD)—a gentle, light-touch therapeutic technique originally developed by Dr. Emil and Estrid Vodder that supports lymphatic system function by reducing swelling, enhancing tissue recovery, and assisting with fluid balance.
Massage Therapy
The goal of the lymphatic system is to protect the body from infection and allow a healthy balance of fluids to move freely throughout the body. MLD is a very gentle, light touch form of massage based on pumping, circular and spiral shaped movements. The skin is stretched and torqued in a specific manner with the correct pressure, direction, and speed. This has been proven to encourage lymph flow and can greatly enhance recovery and facilitate drainage.
Lymphatic Drainage
The goal of the lymphatic system is to protect the body from infection and allow a healthy balance of fluids to move freely throughout the body. MLD is a very gentle, light touch form of massage based on pumping, circular and spiral shaped movements. The skin is stretched and torqued in a specific manner with the correct pressure, direction, and speed. This has been proven to encourage lymph flow and can greatly enhance recovery and facilitate drainage.