Jenna graduated top of her class at of the West Coast College of Massage Therapy's Competency-Based Master Level. Jenna's passion for health and wellness began while completing her Bachelor of Health Sciences degree at Simon Fraser University. While at SFU, Jenna was a member of the women's wrestling team, where she became a two-time collegiate national champion, a junior Pan American champion, and a Canadian bronze medalist. Being a high performance athlete has greatly influenced Jenna's treatment style as a sports massage therapist. She uses a variety of techniques including deep tissue massage, trigger point release, joint mobilizations, and PNF stretching. Through her years in practice, Jenna has also discovered a passion for working with pre and post natal woman. She has attended multiple births, providing massage therapy as a natural pain control for women in labour. When she's not in a clinic, you can find Jenna playing tennis, running trails with her dog, and coaching wrestling.
Marissa started her health care career as a body therapist graduating with honors in 2011. After a year of working in a spa, she decided to take her love of healing to the next level, graduating in 2014 from West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Marissa has been working at a multidisciplinary clinic for the last 4 years but is now switching gears and moving her practice to the Fraser Valley. Her wide range of techniques include Trigger point release, Deep Tissue, Fascial Release, Passive/Active Stretching ect. She works with a wide range of patients needs; Motor Vehicle Accidents, sports injuries, pregnancy, chronic pain, Joint replacements, arthritis/bursitis/sprain/strains. Marissa has a passion for travel. When not working she’ll be on her next adventure.
Kristin started her career in massage therapy after graduating as a spa practitioner in 2012. After working in a spa for 2 years, Kristin decided to further her education and enrolled at WCCMT. She graduated from the 2500 hour program in 2016, and has since worked as registered massage therapist. She is knowledgeable in a variety of orthopaedic conditions and has worked with more specialized demographics such as UBC varsity sports teams, Multiple Sclerosis patients, and the elderly population. She has a deep tissue approach, but also uses a variety of treatment methods such as myofascial release, active/passive release, trigger point therapy, Muscle Energy
Technique, and joint mobilizations. Kristin is passionate about patient centered care and creates treatment plans suited to each patient and their goals.

Jillian graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2019, she is a member of both The College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia and Registered Massage Therapists Association of British Columbia. She has a passion for peoples overall well-being. She commonly uses a variety of techniques such as swedish massage, myofascial release, trigger point release, and stretching. In her free time she enjoys golfing, travelling and spending time with family and friends.
Jeannine was a high-performance athlete in judo and is currently training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Being a high-performance athlete and an accident-prone child made her learn about many different modalities to heal injuries as a child. She found that the combination of all modalities was the best approach to healing and thus started her journey to become an RMT.
Although Jeannine was always doing sports growing up, she chose a different career path outside of the health sciences, Engineering. She worked as a Civil Engineer in Land Development for 10 years before realizing her true calling was to help people, more specifically with rehabing injuries. With her analytical side, she always wants to solve the root of the problem. If something isn’t moving the “proper” way, she wants to know why and is always eager to help alleviate pain and get you back to what you love to do.

Erryn has been practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine for 5 years. She is a registered acupuncturist and a current member with the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of British Columbia.
Erryn is dedicated to continually furthering her education and honing her expertise. Most recently, she has studied Clinical Application of IV Nutrient Therapy, Pulmonary Diseases, Advanced Anatomy, and Food Sensitivity and Allergy testing.
Historically, Traditional Chinese Medicine was used as a preventative measure, rather than a curative response. Acupuncture has numerous benefits at any point in our lives, not solely in the presence of injury or disease.
Erryn believes in the Holistic Whole Body Approach to keeping you healthy. This is called the Root & Branch Theory. Instead of chasing the symptoms of an illness - The Branch - she looks at the body as a whole, analyzing it to determine The Root cause of your condition. This allows her to customize a treatment plan while you are at the clinic that also follows through at home so you can achieve a healthier, more vibrant life.
Erryn offers acupuncture, acupressure, cupping, auricular (ear acupuncture), gua sha, and laser acupuncture.
Some of the conditions she treats include sleep disorders, stress, anxiety, depression, gastrointestinal issues, gynaecological problems, and pain.