Therapists

Suzanne’s own first massage is what pointed her toward the work. She trained at Langara College’s Registered Massage Therapy Program and graduated at the end of 2020.

Since then, she’s continued to deepen her expertise in two areas that have become central to her practice: temporomandibular joint (TMJ) treatment and nervous system regulation. Her patients run from desk workers and active retirees to athletes and weekend warriors. She has also worked trackside at mountain bike races, including BCBR and Single Track 6, and treated guests at heli-ski lodges.

Most of Dustin’s treatments sit somewhere in the middle — relaxation work alongside techniques that go straight at the muscle giving you trouble, such as trigger point therapy. He checks in on pressure as he goes and adjusts to suit you. For him, a good massage does something for the head as much as the body.

He graduated from the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy in 2017 and has since treated competitive athletes, self-described couch potatoes, and plenty of people who sit between the two.

Bryan trained at the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy (VCMT). His work leans toward chronic pain, sports-related treatment for athletes, and nerve pain — though he’s just as glad to take on the everyday stiff neck or sore back, which is what brings most people in.

He talks through what he’s finding as he works, so you walk out with some idea of why the pain is there and what to do about it between visits. Away from the clinic he plays and watches sport, camps, swims, and spends time with friends.