A Registered Massage Therapist is an individual who is registered with the College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia (CMTBC) in accordance with the Regulated Health Professionals Act and the Massage Therapy Act. Only members of the CMTBC are permitted to use the title of Registered Massage Therapist or Massage Therapist, or the designation of RMT or MT. A Registered Massage Therapist: ​ • Is registered with the College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia (CMTBC) ​ • Has completed competency-based education at a recognized school of massage therapy ​ • Has successfully completed examinations to ensure that they have the necessary competencies to safely and effectively offer massage therapy care ​ • Maintains their registration by participating in continuing education and a quality assurance program to ensure they maintain their high professional standards and quality of care

On the first visit you will complete a confidential health history as part of the intake process. Your massage therapist will assess your individual needs as well as other factors that may be contributing to your injury or condition. Your massage therapist will require an overall picture of your current health and a detailed health history in order to design a treatment plan that’s right for you. The treatment plan can be changed at any time and will be reassessed at an appropriate time. You have no obligation to undergo any part of a treatment. Your treatment will begin once you have given your informed consent. This involves setting realistic goals for treatment, discussing possible responses to treatment, and being informed of alternative care options. If a massage therapist determines that your condition would be better treated by another healthcare professional, they will make the appropriate referral.

Massage therapy treatments provided by a Registered Massage Therapist can offer significant benefits for a variety of conditions and for diverse patient populations. Whether you are looking for a moment of relaxation, reduce muscle tension or attain relief from chronic pain, massage therapy can enhance your overall well-being. Massage therapy can help alleviate musculoskeletal disorders associated with everyday stress, muscular overuse, physical manifestation of mental distress and many persistent pain syndromes.

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Massage therapy can treat both acute and chronic conditions. Our Registered Massage Therapists (RMTs) work with a wide variety of patients in the treatment of illness, injury, rehabilitation and disability. We offer a range of treatment lengths from luxurious 90-minute sessions to 30-minute sessions for those who want to focus on a single area and are tight on time.

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Massage therapy can also be used as part of a preventative care program including sports training, injury prevention, stress management and much more!

No referral is required. You’re welcome to book anytime. If you have extended health benefits, some insurers may require a physician’s referral for reimbursement - please check your plan.

Our RMTs provide a range of approaches including therapeutic massage, relaxation-focused care, pregnancy massage, deep tissue massage, TMJ massage, hot stone massage and techniques to support stress reduction, muscle tension, and recovery. Your therapist will tailor the session based on your goals and comfort.

Yes, all of our massage therapists are Registered Massage Therapists (RMTs) in British Columbia and are in good standing with their regulatory body.

We offer 3-, 45-, 60-, and 75-minute sessions. Your therapist will recommend a length based on your needs, but you’re welcome to choose whichever duration feels right.

Yes — our RMTs are trained to offer safe, supportive prenatal care using appropriate positioning and bolstering. Massage can help with general discomfort during pregnancy, and sessions are always based on your comfort level.

Many clients find that massage therapy supports relaxation and can ease general muscle tension. Your therapist will work collaboratively with you on your goals while staying within scope and regulatory guidelines.