Heather has been practicing massage therapy since 2012 after graduating from Vancouver College of Massage Therapy. She moved to Kelowna from Vancouver in 2021 after spending the majority of her time practicing in Abbotsford. Through Heather’s own battle with chronic pain she developed a unique understanding of injuries and how it can affect the body as a whole, not just physically but mentally to. She has had success treating various chronic and acute injuries such as but not limited to headaches and migraines, Jaw pain and dysfunction, MVA injuries, concussions, postural imbalances, musculoskeletal dysfunction, compensation patterns, chronic holding patterns and movement dysfunctions.

Heather believes that when you treat the root cause, figure out what their goals are, every aspect of the patient’s life improves. She does this using a variety of different techniques such as: myofascial release, craniosacral therapy, neuromuscular techniques, deep tissue, trigger point release and corrective exercise, and pilates movements.

To Heather, every patient and every day is unique and requires an individualized approach that encompasses their main treatment goals, consideration of what state their nervous system is in and how they best need support that day. This past summer she completed her level 1 Trauma informed certification and incorporates the principles she learnt into every treatment

When she is not practicing you can find Heather teaching at the local massage therapy college, creating delicious desserts, exploring with her husband, Sean and their dog Bella.

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Alicia has been a Registered Massage Therapist and Vodder certified MLD therapist since 2014.

Her massage style is based on a whole body approach using Swedish relaxation massage, neuromuscular, myofascial, and lymphatic drainage techniques.

Alicia has a practice focus on clinical lymphatic health including oncology massage, mastectomy, post surgical lymphedema, primary lymphedema, lipedema, venous insufficiency, palliative care, gender-affirming surgical care, pregnancy, acute injury, inflammation, headaches, congestion, and general immune health.

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Born and raised in Kelowna, Dr. John moved to the Bay Area in 2016 where he graduated summa cum laude and Valedictorian of his class in the Doctor of Chiropractic program at Palmer College of Chiropractic’s West Campus. Prior to that he received a bachelor’s degree in medical biochemistry From UBC’s Okanagan Campus.

Dr. John treats the whole body utilizing a modernized patient-first approach. He has training in Chiropractic Manipulative Therapy, ART (Active Release Technique) PNF Stretching, Graston/IASTM, Cupping, and more to help you feel better. In addition, he uses exercise therapy and rehabilitation to further help your symptoms and minimize risk of future injury. He focusses on three core concepts: mobility, stability, and strength. The goal is to get you better, back to doing what you love to do, in a way that works for you. His diverse selection of treatment options and devotion to continued education results in treatment plans unique to each individual.

Since an early age he has been weightlifting, snowboarding, playing soccer, hockey, and many other sports. Being involved in such a variety of activities has taught him to help with injuries all over the body and not just the spine.

During evenings and weekends you can find Dr. John playing Ball Hockey, Slo-Pitch Softball, Hiking, Snowboarding, playing the guitar, working out, or at home with his cat Dexter.

“Each person presents a new problem, and I haven’t met a problem that I don’t want to solve. It’s not enough to just get you better, let’s teach you how to stay better.”

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Sarah is a recent graduate of OVCMT and anticipating the final step to becoming a registered massage therapist in May 2024.

Sarah chose to pursue a second career in massage therapy with a desire for an enhanced work/life balance as well as a passion to help people. Sarah has observed the powerful benefits on how massage therapy can assist people in feeling more connected to their bodies. Sarah is committed to holding safe healing space with clear communication and directly addressing a clients specific needs with and facilitate their understanding on how they can improve their quality of life.

Sarah likes to focus on myofacial techniques along with general Swedish massage. Sarah will be pursing further education in the near future and is looking forward to further widening her skills with hopes of investigating further into the osteopathy field.

Sarah likes to spend a lot of time in the outdoors camping and fishing with her blended family of 4 boys 11-21. Sarah loves cooking, baking and recently discovered she has the ability to keep plants alive. In her downtime, you will find Sarah hiking with her sidekick Remy the daschund exploring all the nooks and crannies of the Okanagan.

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