Health looks and feels different for every person. Our lived experience is better when we feel connected to our body and have choice in our own healing and process. Whether with Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy or with TRE, we explore what it’s like to feel body sensation in the present, learn to tune in to one’s health that is always present, and then allow the body to soften and reconnect, making shifts towards its own unique wholeness and health. Both Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy and TRE can help with chronic stress and its effects, trauma, pain, alignment, and calming/downregulation of the nervous system. Craniosacral Therapy is often effective and supportive for people with sensitized nervous system conditions and ways of being. As a practitioner it is my intention to offer an open and inclusive space.

Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy can also help with - Headaches, Migraines, Concussions, Autoimmune Disorders, Anxiety, Depression, Chronic Pain, and pain/tensions resulting from Physical Trauma and/or Emotional Trauma. It tends to be especially helpful for conditions stemming from a sensitized nervous system, and is generally a gentle therapy. Very good for calming body systems, including the nervous system. Also supportive for pregnancy and preparing the pelvis for birth. At times verbal exploration of physical sensation, resource and grounding is used to support the session and a person’s sense of their own body and presence and choice in the world.

TRE, Tension and trauma Releasing Exercises- Is a physically direct therapy utilizing a set of simple exercises that when used therapeutically can induce the body’s natural tremor mechanism. This is one of the body’s ways of releasing tension and trauma, and can help the body feel refreshed, open, and more connected internally and externally. For trauma, TRE can be used to bring up the trauma nervous system response, and then the practitioner helps facilitate nervous system regulation with the client in the present moment. This can change the body’s inner experience of trauma and help build choice, agency and resiliency.

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Reflexology is a Complementary Health Therapy where stress reduction is one of the key preventative measures for promoting strong health and building resilience.

Christelle studied Clinical Reflexology in Scotland and has found reflexology beneficial for supporting clients with anxiety, insomnia, PTSD, grief and stressful changes in their lives. While working as a clinical reflexologist, Christelle felt drawn to treating and supporting people living with cancer, fertility challenges and dementia on their health journeys. As such she has completed advanced training in order to support people further in these areas. Reflexology can also be a wonderful support for caregivers to help prevent caregiver burnout.

Christelle uses a light pressure based on Western Reflexology techniques introduced by Eunice Ingham. Christelle’s aim is to help my clients enter a deep relaxation state called ‘rest and digest, where the body’s internal healing response is activated and balance is achieved. Christelle finds it very rewarding to facilitate this process and see anecdotal improvements in health and quality of life. For best results, regular treatments are recommended as part of an ongoing well-being protocol.

Your reflexology treatments may be covered by your extended health plan. If reflexology is not included, clients can request to have it added to their coverage or ask their employer to include it in their group health insurance.

For any questions, feel free to contact Christelle at vibrantharmoniesbc@gmail.com

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A patient-led treatment is the approach I use in my TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) practice. It’s your body. It’s your health journey. And you know best how your body has responded to all sorts of stimulus throughout your life. Through a TCM approach, we can address digestive issues, muscular injury, repetitive strain, support for cancer survivors, chronic fatigue, immune support, or other concerns.

I remember suffering from IBS and stomach pain in my early 20s and muscular shoulder cramps in my 30s. I sought a lot of professional help during these decades. And acupuncture was one of the modalities that significantly healed me. It’s amazing to me that I feel healthier now in my 40s than I did in my younger years. It is why I pursued this career. And I am grateful to be able to share this healing modality now through TCM and acupuncture.

I use techniques to reduce discomfort and pain during your acupuncture treatment. I can also use magnets instead of needles, which is especially helpful for treating older children, teens, or anyone not fond of needles.

In your treatment, I can recommend potential diet or lifestyle changes through a TCM lens, to promote healing and maintain health. Again, working with you is the focus. What can we work on that will be sustainable, and within your existing lifestyle and diet?

I have been living in Langley for over 16 years with my partner and son. You may occasionally see me skateboarding in the neighborhood, hiking the Houston Trail, or riding my motorbike in Glen Valley. I also enjoy a good book indoors on a rainy day. And I enjoy a good pun. So if you know one, needles to say, I would love to hear it.

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After more than two decades of working on bodies it is now evident to me that focusing on the area of pain or restriction may only offer temporary relief at best but no long-term resolution.

Each person is unique and that is reflected in my approach.

My style would best be described as manual therapy. I do not offer traditional deep tissue massage but rather gently access tissue, specifically and precisely mobilizing, releasing holding patterns, tension and adhesions.

I teach every client simple and effective actions to regulate their autonomic (fight/flight - dissociate/collapse - inter-relational) nervous system. This greatly enhancing their capacity to manage stress. Self-regulation is particualrly effective for managing trauma induced triggers. Additionally, I am trained in Visceral Manipulation.

My experienced and intuitive approach includes Myofascial Release, Craniosacral Therapy and more. Being convinced that the human body is innately capable of healing itself I primarily act as a facilitator in the process.

A settled body precedes a calm mind.

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Nancy Webber graduated from CDI College and became a Registered Massage Therapist in 2019. She is in good standing with the College of Massage Therapists and a member of The Registered Massage Therapist Association of British Columbia.

During Nancy’s career life she had always had an interest in health and wellness with a keen interest in the Massage Therapy profession. When the timing was right she jumped in and followed her dream and was eager to learn more extensively about human anatomy. Her treatments include Swedish techniques, Myofascial Release, and Trigger Point Therapy. She completed Level 1 of Lymphatic drainage therapy with Dr. Vodder Academy International in March 2020 and is able to provide treatment on people with intact lymphatic systems.

Nancy also provides RMT Craniosacral Therapy. This therapy supports the central nervous system to regulate and calm. This can help with stress, headaches, TMJ (Nancy works intra orally with TMJ issues), central nervous system disorders, and is often very relaxing.

Nancy enjoys working with people of all ages and looks forward to helping her patients achieve their wellness goals and improve their health and well-being

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Paul has been working at a multidisciplinary clinic in Vancouver for the last five years and has

moved back to Langley where he grew up. In that time he worked with a wide array of different patients, from office workers to professional athletes.

His treatments are focused on restoring or enhancing functional movement and allowing patients to live a pain-free lifestyle. Paul uses deep tissue and swedish massage with myofascial trigger point release, neuro-muscular facilitation, joint mobilizations and diaphragmatic breathing to get the best results from each treatment.

Paul believes in giving his patients the tools to take their physical health into their own hands and provides specific stretches and exercises for patients to use throughout their day and progress their own healing.

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Heidi Charlton was originally brought to massage therapy for personal injury rehabilitation and she plans to use this as a tool for her patient treatment plans. Her passion for massage reflects on her goal to help future patients attain their optimum health care goals. She plans to use this previous experience while combining with the holistic approach of viewing the body as a whole.

She will be using various techniques such as myofascial release, joint mobilizations, neuromuscular techniques and trigger point therapy. She plans on using these techniques to help with alignment, functional movements and tension/ pain in the body.

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Sydnee has been practicing massage since late 2012 and graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in the summer of 2014.

She lives in Walnut Grove, Langley, with her partner, Tyler, and their very chubby cat, Cilantro. Sydnee enjoys practicing deep tissue massage, myofascial work and trigger point release. She also uses hot stones to help relax and ease tense muscles and get deeper into the tissue with less discomfort.

She believes massage is an important element in dealing with acute and chronic pain, maintaining mental health and for creating a healthy and optimally functioning body.

On top of the benefits of reducing and managing pain, Sydnee also thinks that it is important to create a stress free environment where people can unwind and support balance in their mental and emotional well-being. Sydnee is excited to meet you and work with you towards your best wellness!

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I am pleased to join this practice, bringing with me over 25 years of physiotherapy experience. After completing my BSc degree in Physiotherapy at UBC followed by a Manual and Manipulative Therapy Diploma, I expanded my knowledge by incorporating holistic health with a focus on the study of women’s health. In addition I have worked extensively with arthritis, musculoskeletal conditions and understand the importance of slowing the progression of pain/inflammation by maintaining good body and joint health. In addition to the above I bring to this practice a holistic approach to women who suffer from a pelvic floor disorder including incontinence, prolapse and chronic pelvic pain. I use Hypopressive, posture, and breathing exercises as an extremely effective treatment to retrain the core of post-partum women.

I look forward to working with women to “Restore their Core” at Fort Langley Massage Therapy and Holistic Health!

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I am a passionate and devoted Registered Massage Therapist, and recent graduate of the West Coast College of Massage program. I’m excited to be a new member of the Fort Langley Massage and Holistic Health team! I bring a unique perspective to the field of massage as I am also a practicing Registered Psychiatric Nurse. I am dedicated to forming meaningful connections and showcasing the transformative potential of massage. My aim is to alleviate pain, release tension, and enhance mobility, all within a therapeutic and relaxing environment. I am well versed in general Swedish massage, trigger point therapy, passive and active stretching and fascia mobilization. Beyond the realms of massage and nursing, you might find me navigating the golf course, strumming the guitar, or experimenting in the kitchen.

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Emma graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2017 and is a licensed member with the College of Massage therapist of British Columbia.

Treating conditions from acute and chronic injury, whiplash, sports related injury, neurological injury, headaches, anxiety, stress and even day to day tension, Emma believes that patient care within the clinic and in daily life are both important and that each individual has their own individual requirements.

Emma has recently directed her practice to include women’s health and supporting in a holistic way those who are going through the journey of breast tissue surgery, including Lumpectomy, Mastectomy and Augmentations, and also supporting those going through Transitional Chest surgery.

Emma utilizes techniques catered to each individual’s needs including Hot stone therapy, Swedish massage, Deep Tissue Massage, petrissage, pressure point release, trigger point release, myofascial, Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) postural alignment, stretching and joint mobilizations to decrease acute and chronic pain. Emma offers specific treatment plans to maximize positive outcomes for her clients.

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Heather graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2009 on Vancouver Island.

Heather enjoys taking a full body approach to pain management by first decompressing the nervous system to create a foundation for healing to begin and when its needed addresses balance, stability and proper mobility.

Her dream of working abroad led her into the world of sports medicine where she Massaged for the BC Mountain Bike Race, Trans Rockies, Bells let’s talk campaign for mental health and Magic Places Cycling adventures in Europe.

With a deep love and appreciation for the mind, body, spirit connection she combines an energetic approach to her sports medicine back ground, prioritizing a holistic approach.

Feeling deeply spiritually connected to the ocean she is a lifelong beach comber, born in California, sticking close to where she can catch a sunset on the beach or find that perfect wave.

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Shay graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2018. During the 20-month full-time program, she was able to complete 550+ hours of hands-on training that enabled her to work with a variety of patients with diverse conditions.

Shay is able to assess and treat many conditions including postural overuse or imbalances, sciatica, carpal tunnel syndrome, tension headaches, migraines, strains, sprains and much more. She enjoys developing patient-specific treatment plans that are tailored based on symptoms and objective findings.

She incorporates diverse techniques such as myofascial release, joint mobilizations, neuromuscular technique, trigger point therapy, as well as Swedish massage to weave it all together in a flowing and relaxing manner.

She is a strong believer in incorporating patient home care into her practice to aid in the maintenance of your health and well-being.

Through her humour and enthusiasm, Shay plans to make an uplifting impact on her patients during each treatment on how to live life to the fullest through holistic health care.

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Ronnie Ritchot started practicing massage in 2020, and started off working in a high end spa, then moved to wellness clinics. Her previous clients include: active and passive, children to seniors, from desk workers and construction workers to casual golfers and dragon boaters. She has experience in working in many areas and injuries, but her favourite things to work on are tension headaches, tight shoulders and necks, scoliosis, and low back pain.

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My name is Emiko Galpin and I am a registered massage therapist and graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2022. I am interested in women’s health and oncology treatment, especially in the breast cancer treatment.

I have completed the three levels of Mastectomy Guide by Erin Price in 2023 to build knowledge of mastectomy surgeries, possible symptoms and treatments. Throughout the course, I found the importance of lymphatic drainage technique.

Recently, I completed an advanced Level 3 lymphedema/chronic edema management training with certification in the Dr. Vodder method of Manual lymph Drainage (MLD) and Combined Decongestive Therapy (CDT), offered by the internationally recognized Dr. Vodder School. The program is included pathology instruction and examination with a medial/lymphologist instructor.

CDT enables me to manage patients with lymphedema and chronic edema, using combination on Manual Lymph Drainage, exercise therapy, compression bandaging and skin care. This allows advanced care of patients with lymphedema, whether from surgery, radiation or congenital malformation. Suitable venous edemas, lipedema and other types of chronic edema may also be managed successfully with these techniques.

MLD also has a pain-relieving effect and can be used with recent trauma. It is a gentle, rhythmic movement, therefore, patients find the technique soothing and relaxing with no side effects.

I am accepting new patients. My availability in Fort Langley on Fridays and every other Sundays. If patients are interested in intensive treatment as out patients, I can manage the schedule as needed.

For booking lymphedema treatment, please email first before booking.

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Ive been an RMT since 2006 and most of my career has been in Fort Langley. My practice is one of diversity and inclusion and all are welcome. I take a wholistic approach to treatment. It is important to recognize that there are many factors in life that may contribute to how we feel. Massage therapy can be a modality to assist in relaxation, comfort, ease, freedom of movement and pain relief. Many clients report a sense if being more aware if their body. I do my best to be trauma informed and try to create a peaceful relaxing environment. I have special interest and education in therapeutic modalities such as Integrated myofascial techniques ( whole body approach), Nermoduromodulation, deep tissue, intrinsic movement and posture awareness we all just want to feel good in our bodies and this is my approach.

Not taking ICBC or WBC at this time

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Halle Jordan is a Registered Acupuncturist and Holistic Nutritionist, her areas of focus include pain mitigation, nervous system support, digestive health, mental health and women’s health & fertility. “Beginning with a foundation of empathy and compassion, I implement a gentle yet effective approach in my practice. I feel truly honoured to have the opportunity to support others on their journeys to optimal wellness.” Prior to her studies in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Halle earned her designation as a Registered Holistic Nutritionist upon completing the Natural Nutrition Diploma Program at the Canadian School of Natural Nutrition in Vancouver, BC. She is a firm believer in addressing the root cause of dis-ease, using food as medicine and assessing the body from a holistic perspective. Halle is delighted to offer Acupuncture, Acupressure, Cupping and Dietary Therapy through both a Chinese Medicine lens (Shi Liao) and a Western perspective as a Holistic Nutritionist.

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If you’d like to book with Jessica please reach out to her directly via email: jessicalynnbevan@gmail.com

Jessica Bevan is a fascial focused Registered Massage Therapist who has been practicing since March 2007. She graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2006 and has continued her education in Biodynamic Fascial Integration inclusive of visceral manipulation, fascial release techniques, and craniosacral therapy, as well as, sport rehabilitation therapy and in depth anatomy labs. Her passion and extensive knowledge of anatomy has allowed Jessica to view the body through multiple lenses, combining her passion for yoga, pilates and manual release work. Jessica completed her 240 hour yoga teacher training and restorative yoga training in 2017 after-which she completed her Mat Pilates instructor training in 2021. Jessica’s love for learning and teaching has spanned the years of her working as a RMT. Jessica previously held a role as supervisor instructor at the WCCMT massage therapy school, helping students get acquainted with working with varsity athletes for two years at UBC. She has also worked with a number of professional teams, olympic athletes, high level performers including the BC Lions, the Vancouver WhiteCaps, and the International Triathlon Union. Jessica is in the midst of completing her Kundalini Yoga Teacher Training and is planning to do further equipment training as a Pilates Instructor. She hopes to share her passion for teaching with other colleagues or students of massage therapy again one day and intends on completing schooling as a Manual Osteopathic Practitioner in the future.

Jessica uses an integrated working model of the body taking into consideration how all the structures of the body can effect each other, including the organs and the structures in the skull and down the length of the spinal column. Working in this way helps to regulate the nervous system but also treats areas of the body often overlooked in the treatment of chronic pain and tension, such as ligaments and bones. What is also often overlooked is how our soft tissue can hold emotional trauma and in working with organs and the nervous system, in cohesion, can help to release somatic related tension and pain thought to be soft tissue related.

Jessica loves to take her dog for a walk, practice yoga as well as pilates and surf. When she’s not working you can often find her out for a coffee in Fort Langley, on a road trip with her family or travelling the world with her husband.

Interests and Research:

Visceral manipulation: working with the organs of the body

Fascial release techniques: working with the connective tissue that connects all parts of the body

Craniosacral therapy: working with the fascial structures of the skull and down the length of the spinal cord into the sacrum Note: all the above techniques are used in tandem to help the nervous system of the body move from a state where it can get stuck in fight or flight and allow it to ease into rest and digest in order to heal

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