As a student and teacher of the STOTT Pilates method (for 15 years) Andrea has developed a deep understanding of body mechanics and movement. In 2018 she decided to take a more “hands on approach’ and further her career by becoming an R.M.T. She has also recently completed her training in Manual Osteopathy.

Andrea’s approach to massage therapy utilizes Swedish massage techniques to relax the nervous system, and myofascial work to connect to the deeper tissues to alleviate pain and improve muscle function.Andrea uses a whole body approach that is Osteopathic,combining muscle energy technique, cranial sacral work, myofascial and visceral massage.\Using a holistic perspective Andrea works with patients to facilitate a connection to their bodies. Focusing on communication and attentive listening she prioritizes personalized patient care.

Her goal is not only to address current injuries but also empower patients to prevent future ones. Andrea pulls from her years of experience in the movement industry to assist her clients in regaining function, reducing pain and improving overall well being. She would be honored to meet you and assist you in your journey to overall health and wellbeing.

As a student and teacher of the STOTT Pilates method (for 15 years) Andrea has developed a deep u... Read More

Kirsty has been a practicing Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) since 2004. She completed her 3000 hours of training at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy and received her B.Sc. in Kinesiology in 1998.

With her strong foundation in human anatomy and exercise physiology, Kirsty has worked as a fitness instructor, personal trainer, educator and workshop facilitator.

Recognizing that the body and mind work together to maintain balance, Kirsty believes that massage therapy can help to remove any blocks that may compromise the “whole system”. Her special interests include myofascial release and passive stretch techniques. She also offers special instruction on movement therapies including the Pilates method.

Kirsty has been a practicing Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) since 2004. She completed her 300... Read More

Evan graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 1994 whereupon he moved to White Rock to open a massage therapy clinic. After 3 years of successfully operating it he moved his clinic to his house and ran a home based clinic with 4 other RMTs for 22 years.

Over the course of years he has trained in many massage modalities but specializes in visceral manipulation through the Barral Institute out of Florida, completing levels VM 1-6 as well teaching assisting for levels 1-4. Visceral manipulation is a very gentle technique that mobilizes the organs which may have a fascial pull or restriction to release the connecting tissue that may be presenting as a pathology elsewhere in the body. It also helps to beak up any scar tissue from surgeries or traumas. Most any physical disfunction can be aided by the use of this technique.

Having just moved to the Kootenays Evan enjoys hiking, snowshoeing teaching meditation classes and listening to his extensive vinyl record collection.

If you think you may benefit or are curious as to whether you may benefit call the clinic to set up a consultation.

Evan graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 1994 whereupon he moved to White... Read More