Massage (Registered) appointments in Comox Valley, British Columbia

Panacea Massage and Wellness is located within Canopy in downtown Comox. The clinic offers massage therapy, acupuncture, traditional Chinese medicine and manual osteopathy, with appointments held in private treatment rooms.

The clinic has a ramp entrance. Patient underground parking is available on a first-come basis with vehicle height restrictions, and street parking is available nearby.

Comox Valley Therapeutic Massage Center is an RMT clinic in downtown Comox near the harbour. Its therapists provide individual treatment for pain, injury recovery and everyday tension, with approaches adapted to each patient's needs.

The Remedy Room is a multidisciplinary clinic in Courtenay's Comox Valley. Its practitioners offer acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, registered massage therapy, naturopathic care, manual osteopathy and complementary services, with care for concerns such as pain, stress, digestive health and women's health.

The clinic is on the ground floor of the USW Local Building at 105–1509 Cliffe Avenue. Some practitioners also offer virtual consultations.

Vital Massage Therapy is Keila Neufeld’s registered massage therapy practice in downtown Courtenay. Her manual therapy approach incorporates Applied Somatics and Fascial Manipulation, with offerings including pregnancy massage, sports massage, joint mobilization, myofascial release and relaxation. The practice provides care for chronic pain and reduced mobility.

The clinic is upstairs at 552 England Avenue. General and pregnancy massage bookings include separate initial appointments for new patients.

Nikki Riem provides registered massage therapy at Inner Strength Acupuncture and Health in Comox Centre Mall. Sessions include assessment, massage tailored to the areas discussed with you, and home-care guidance. Her approach incorporates steady pressure, breathing and attention to comfort.

Dynamic Spine, Sport & Wellness offers chiropractic care, registered massage therapy and acupuncture at the Courtenay Health Sciences Centre. The clinic's chiropractic approach combines hands-on soft-tissue and joint care with patient education and exercise for concerns such as back and neck pain, headaches, repetitive strains and sports injuries.

Massage approaches vary by practitioner and include myofascial work, deep-tissue techniques, relaxation, joint mobilization and exercise guidance. Care is planned around individual health, movement and recovery goals.

Oh She Flows offers registered massage therapy with Stefanie Hobson in Courtenay. Her calm, nurturing approach emphasizes relaxation and body awareness, with treatment chosen together to suit the patient's needs.

The practice is in a character house at the corner of England Avenue and 11th Street. The treatment room is reached through the front entrance off 11th Street.

Courtenay Massage Therapy offers registered massage, non-RMT relaxation massage, acupuncture, Acussage, osteopathic manual care and craniosacral therapy in Courtenay. The team provides care for muscle and joint concerns, injury recovery, pregnancy and relaxation. Massage appointments include assessment, treatment and patient education or self-care guidance, with dedicated pregnancy and ICBC options available through selected practitioners.

The clinic operates seven days a week by appointment. Pregnancy massage offers a supportive bolster, while craniosacral appointments allow patients to remain clothed and lie or sit according to ability.

The Joint’s Courtenay clinic offers physiotherapy and registered massage therapy. Its physiotherapy team includes care for orthopedic concerns, women’s pelvic health, children and families, and concussion and vestibular concerns. Practitioner approaches include movement rehabilitation, exercise prescription, manual therapy and education, with dedicated pelvic-floor and vestibular appointments available.

The clinic currently states that it cannot provide ICBC care. WSBC initial visits must be arranged by telephone.

Eden Therapy in downtown Courtenay offers registered massage therapy, acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine, manual osteopathy, and rehabilitative chiropractic. The team's approaches include hands-on treatment, movement rehabilitation and self-care education, with care shaped around individual concerns and activity goals. Massage appointments include pregnancy care and craniosacral therapy with selected practitioners.

The clinic is on the second floor of 333 5th Street and is accessible by stairs only. Katie White is currently seeing existing clients only.

Fit Chiropractic + Sport Therapy in Courtenay offers chiropractic care and registered massage therapy, with assessment and treatment plans shaped around each person's concerns and activity goals. Chiropractic care can include joint manipulation or mobilization, soft-tissue therapy, education and rehabilitation exercises. Massage approaches include myofascial release, trigger-point work and movement techniques, with methods varying by practitioner.

The clinic also provides custom orthotic assessments, including gait analysis and foot casting, through its chiropractors. Its team works with concerns such as back and neck pain, headaches, joint and muscle pain, and sports or overuse injuries.

Puriya Massage Therapy in Courtenay offers massage with Maeyah Puriya, RMT, including deep tissue and relaxation massage and prenatal care. Her approach combines Swedish massage, myofascial release and trigger point therapy, with pressure adjusted through patient feedback.

Treatments may also include joint mobilizations, active release and passive stretching. Maeyah describes a welcoming environment for people of all bodies, genders and identities, with optional essential oils and a heating pad.

Braidwood Massage Therapy is a downtown Courtenay clinic offering care for chronic pain, injury recovery and stress. Owner Janet Butler uses fascial release, somatics, muscle energy and sports massage. Brooke McDonald works with headaches, low back pain and muscle tension, while Kryssen Carey offers attentive, compassionate massage care for chronic pain, stress and end-of-life needs.

Frances Cadigan RMT offers registered massage therapy in Courtenay, with treatments tailored to the individual. Available approaches include trigger point therapy, fascial release and active release techniques, alongside patient education and self-care guidance.

Frances has practised since 2000. Her experience includes working with athletes, infants, pregnant patients and people recovering from accidents, illness or surgery, as well as chronic pain management and palliative care. The clinic offers a shorter appointment recommended for children under 16, with parents welcome to attend.

Range of Motion provides massage therapy in Courtenay, with general and prenatal appointments and a focused intraoral TMJ treatment offered by Heather Lavers. Practitioner approaches include individually tailored massage, Swedish massage, myofascial release, trigger-point techniques, stretching and joint mobilizations, depending on the therapist.

First appointments include health-history intake and assessment and must be at least 45 minutes; 30-minute appointments are for subsequent treatment. Selected insurers can be billed directly.

Laura Schroeder offers registered massage therapy and manual osteopathy as separate services in Courtenay. Her massage practice takes a whole-body approach, with techniques including myofascial release, joint mobilizations, craniosacral work and visceral manipulation. Both services offer first-visit and follow-up appointments.