Supporting Wellness Massage

I choreograph tranquility through massage therapy.

Having always been drawn to a career in healing—specifically restorative touch—I recognize the importance of whole-health and integrative approaches to achieving wellness.

I operate from a calm comfort zone, creating a soothing, safe space for each client. Communication and feedback are important to me; respect and privacy are essential. My practice includes pre- and post-collaboration to ensure each individual receives treatment specific to his or her needs.

My husband and I parent four sons, so I identify with the physical and emotional challenges of parental roles. As a skilled therapist, registered with RMTA, I capably facilitate each client’s transition to relaxation mode.

More about me:

The eldest of four children, I was born in Manitoba, attended French immersion, participated in an active childhood and adolescence as a dancer, and, post-graduation, spent time working in public service. In early adulthood, I placed my dream of a career in healing on hold—when we’re young, we sometimes listen to naysayers instead of following our hearts.

Fast forward to 2016: a husband and four sons—13, 11, 9, and 5. Ours is a busy household in which all the children have only ever been homeschooled.

2016 marked the official unfolding of my dream career. The first year of massage therapy study saw me the recipient of a certificate of honours with distinction. I continue to thrive in a learning environment and supplement my level of proficiency. Ongoing education is vital for all professions, particularly in areas such as wellness, where advancements and discoveries are frequent.

Having been an athlete—a dancer—I understand the physical strain sports can place on the body. As a parent, I also identify with myriad stressors caused by balancing career, family, aging parents, and self-care. When you place yourself in my care, I offer the opportunity for total release, and help you achieve balance through pre- and post-communication.

Though we use our hands for almost all the tasks that are required of us, we sometimes forget that there is healing power in what they do best: touch. My formal clinical education, combined with an enhanced sense of the natural intuition we all possess, can benefit your body and mind.