Clayton Giles completed the 3000 hour Massage Therapy Program from WCCMT in 2013. Clayton’s approach to massage therapy is multi-dimensional, using a combination of massage, teaching functional movement patterns, giving home care exercises, and demonstrating proper workplace ergonomics. This multifaceted approach is important in achieving a pain free life and preventing further injuries from occurring.

Clayton uses a number of different techniques in his massage practice such as Swedish and deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, and joint mobilizations. His clinical background is in treating and preventing common workplace injuries such as headaches, shoulder and neck pain, postural issues, disc injuries, low back pain, sciatica, carpal tunnel syndrome, etc. He has even treated numerous athletes in a variety of different sports from all levels. Clayton’s hobbies include going to the gym, running, hiking, hockey, golf, fishing, and playing music.

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James is a graduate of the West Coast College of Massage Therapy’s (WCCMT) 3000 hour program and has been in practice at Pacific Spirit Therapeutics since 2012.

In the past, James has been an educator at WCCMT focusing on systemic illnesses such as headaches, digestive issues and circulatory problems. James has also volunteered within the community through Massage Therapy by donating his skills to organizations such as: Canuck Place Children’s Hospice and the BC Positively Living Society.

James uses a variety of techniques, such as: Swedish massage, Deep Tissue, Myo-Fascial, Trigger Point Release, Stretching, M.E.T. (muscle energy technique), and Joint Mobilizations. James is also a certified Pediatric Massage Therapist.

James offers direct billing to: Pacific Blue Cross Green Shield Canada and through TELUS e-claims (Sun Life, Canada Life, Industrial Alliance, to name a few).

Book an appointment with James today and get a hand in healthy living.

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ICBC: For all new ICBC clients, please email David directly at david@davidmarsdenrmt.com

Love brought David across the Atlantic from England 10 years ago to make his home in Canada. After experiencing the discomfort of chronic migraines and living with vertigo, he saw the relief that came with effective massage therapy. He changed careers to become an RMT to help others in pain.

David graduated from the Registered Massage Therapy program at the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy in 2018, and has been practicing ever since.

When meeting with David you can expect a warm welcome, a compassionate assessment and a friendly ear. Through listening to your story, you will arrive at a treatment plan together.

Because each of our experiences with pain is unique, David will use different techniques to help you get back to living a pain free life. These techniques may include Swedish massage, trigger point therapy, stretching and resistance training.

During your appointment you can expect a brief assessment prior to your massage and home care provided to continue your treatment plan when you return home.

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Kim grew up on the West Coast and graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy’s 3000 hour program in New Westminster. His interest in massage therapy began while globe-trotting in Australia, when he happened to find himself in the company of a group of health professionals. Kim brings a genuine openness, curiosity, and enthusiastic smile to every treatment. His orthopaedic approach may include the use of myofascial release, joint mobilizations, trigger point therapy, muscle energy techniques, and Swedish massage. Kim recognizes the individuality and changing nature of the human body and mind, and therefore adapts every treatment to fit your present needs. Whether that means restoring you to function after an injury, getting you back to work, bettering your quality of life, or simply helping you relax, Kim is happy to help each and every person who walks through his door.

Kim joined the the Wellness Team on the BC Bike Race in 2014, an annual seven-day staged mountain bike stage race, travelling with approximately 650 athletes.

In 2016, Kim became an instuctor at Langara, teaching Manual Skills, Muskuloskeletal Anatomy and Kinesiology, Clinical Assessment, Professional Development, and assisting students apply their knowledge to real life patients in the Student Public Clinic.

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RMT since 2007 — 778.835.6525 text or phone to contact

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