Our Registered Massage Therapists

Peter graduated from the 3000 hour RMT program at West Coast College of Massage Therapy and has been practicing since 2009. During the 3-year program, he discovered that his greatest interest was in Sports and Orthopedic care. In his practice, he treats a variety of acute and chronic injuries with people at different levels of activity, and at various stages of their lives. His goal is to always encourage people to move pain free. During treatments, Peter assesses movement patterns and mobilizes tissue in order to improve range of motion. Assessing and reassessing areas during treatment are an important part of the treatment because it gives him and the patient a glimpse of how things are improving.

Peter has taken continuing education courses such as RockTape: FMT Movement & Mobility Specialist, FMT basic & advanced, and FMT blades & blades advanced, Soft Tissue Release and Rapid NeuroFascial Reset. Courses like these have evolved his treatment style to encourage the patient’s body to move pain free.
 
Peter does direct billings for massage therapy with most insurance companies but unfortunately does not do any direct billings with ICBC or WCB. Currently, he is not accepting new patients that have not been to the clinic before.

As a Manual Osteopath, Peter has been practicing since 2016. He uses soft tissue manipulation in many different ways to evaluate and treat the condition. Fascia is a type of connective tissue that connects all the body’s structures at the superficial and deep levels. Peter can evaluate the fascia to find areas of tightness, and then use soft tissue manipulation to help lengthen and decrease tension of the fascia to help properly maintain balance. Treating just the soft tissue sometimes may not be enough, but to also treat the joints can be helpful. Using arthrokinetic stretching to joints can help maintain joint health and function. Using other tools such as low level laser therapy (AKA cold laser therapy), ultrasound and even electrical stimulation, he can treat many musculoskeletal conditions.
 

Currently, Peter is a member of the National Manual Osteopathic Society (NMOS), and because of the caliber of training required by NMOS, the following insurance companies recognize NMOS members. Canada Life, Green Shield Canada, Manulife Financial, Sun Life, Desjardins Insurance, Cowan Insurance Group, and Pacific Blue Cross. Please check your individual extended medical plans for specific coverages.

Joel graduated from RMT program at West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2015 and has been practicing since 2016. With his time during the program, he learned that he has a strong desire to genuinely make a difference in his patients' physical and mental well-being. During his practice, he treats multiple levels of injuries, such as acute, chronic, or ongoing issues. His goal as an RMT is to encourage exercise and improve his patient's current state of pain or stress.

Joel has taken continuing education courses such as Simply TMJ: Temporomandibular Joint Assessment and Treatment. A Functional Approach to Weight Strength Training and Rehab: Applying postural strengthening and bodybuilding/powerlifting techniques. Courses such as these have upgraded his treatment style to encourage safety and provide methods for his patients to continue self-care while at home or in the gym.

Joel does direct billing for most insurance companies, however, does not do any direct billing with ICBC or WCB. Currently accepting new patients of all ages or physical states.

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Florence began her studies of traditional Chinese massage and bodywork in October 2002. Her passions for bodywork stem from an interest in complementary and alternative medicine and continue her study in the registered massage therapy program.

She treats both acute and chronic traumatic injuries as well as muscle imbalance and postural dysfunction. Lots of skillful techniques such as soft tissue manipulation and fascia or connecting tissues release to break down scar tissues, increase range of motion and decrease pain. Precise trigger points are pressed on the body to release large muscle groups from strain and tension. Applying soft tissue release and joint mobilizations to restore and improve the quality of the joint movement itself as well as muscle fibers to be loosened.

She ensures that the clients are receiving the treatment they need in order to relieve any pain and discomfort they are experiencing. Currently am accepting new clients with direct billing and MSP. Not accepting claims for work safe and ICBC.

Maria graduated from Langara College’s RMT Program in 2018. Since her school days, she’s found a passion for working with individuals on their perinatal journey (pregnancy through postpartum), those with temporomandibular joint disorder, and for relaxation-focused massage. As a new mother in the work force, she understands that time is precious and energy can be fleeting which influences her outlook on home care and self-care. Outside of work, she enjoys exploring parks and trails with her family

As a Registered Massage Therapist, I have always been drawn to the connection between the body and mind, and how intentional therapeutic touch can nurture both.

My name is Mackenzie Seaborn, and I believe that we flourish when we approach the body with compassion and care. With an extensive background in performing arts and movement studies, I bring a deep appreciation for how each component of the body moves, adapts, and communicates with itself. This perspective informs my approach, where I consider not just isolated symptoms, but the broader pattern of tension, movement, and nervous system responses that shape how we feel in our bodies day-to-day.

I first ventured into the field of massage therapy through a spa-based practice in 2021, before graduating from Langara College’s Registered Massage Therapy Program in 2024. I draw from a variety of modalities, including Swedish, myofascial, neuromuscular and trigger point techniques, to provide patient-centred and evidence-based treatments. I collaborate with my patients to empower them to achieve their goals, whether that’s reducing pain, improving mobility, or simply cultivating a space for rest and reconnection. By working with the body’s natural responses, I aim to help you unlock your potential for long-term healing, balance, and well-being.

My goal is to help you achieve yours — whatever that may look like for you.

Jeremy graduated from Langara College with a diploma in Kinesiology and completed the RMT Program at Vancouver College of Massage Therapy (VCMT) in 2024, where he developed a strong foundation in therapeutic, evidence-based massage care. Through his training, he’s had the opportunity to work with a wide range of clients, including individuals managing chronic pain, stress, injuries, and postural imbalances.

His treatments focus on pain relief, relaxation, and rehabilitation by integrating techniques such as Swedish massage, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, and joint mobilizations to support recovery and overall well-being. Jeremy believes patient-centered care should always be at the core of every session, with treatments tailored to each client’s unique needs, comfort, and health goals.

He’s always looking to improve his skills and enjoys working with clients to help them do the things they want to do.