Aizhana is a graduate from the Langara RMT Program. Growing up she participated in dance, gymnastics and various other sports which strengthened her conviction of the importance of individualized, patient-centered physical rehabilitation and maintenance programs for everyone, no matter the physical activity level. She is passionate about helping others by facilitating more ease with movement and daily life activities, often by means of reducing pain, discomfort, and stress. She believes in helping patients support themselves by providing advice on home self-care such as exercise, hydrotherapy, and small daily modifications. Her ideal goals are to graduate patients to maintenance phase where fewer and fewer treatments are needed.
Her practice interests are in women’s health, including prenatal and postnatal periods, as well as general orthopedic injuries (both acute and chronic/repetitive).
On days off she loves spending time outdoors, whether it’s patio gardening, hiking, or snowboarding. Her other passions are animals and reading, (so you can always count on her to provide animal or book trivia)!
Aizhana is a graduate from the Langara RMT Program. Growing up she participated in dance, gymnast...
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Kate combines hands-on techniques which have been used for centuries with modern knowledge to create effective and enjoyable treatments.
She graduated from the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy program with honours in 2013. She holds a Communications Degree with a Major in Journalism from Mount Royal University in Calgary and also has a Musical Theatre Diploma from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York.
Kate combines hands-on techniques which have been used for centuries with modern knowledge to cre...
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Ronan graduated from the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy in 2017, and has previously studied at the Institute of Holistic Nutrition. She is passionate about a holistic and integrative approach to health and wellness, and uses assessment, treatment planning and home-care exercises specific to client needs.
Ronan is experienced in treating a variety of conditions, and approaches treatments primarily through myofascial release techniques, incorporating dynamic release and breath to address the central nervous system in addition to soft tissue. Her treatments focus on facilitating mobility and function, preventative care, and injury recovery.
Outside of work, she enjoys almost any outdoor exercise, including running, paddleboarding, and rock climbing, and on rainy days, she loves knitting and cooking.
Ronan graduated from the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy in 2017, and has previously studied...
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