Hello! I am Mary, a Registered Massage Therapist excited to be a part of Arbutus Massage Therapy.
I graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria in 2010 and since then I have practiced in both clinic and spa settings in BC and Ontario. Most recently, I practiced at Reach Health in Sidney, BC for the past 7.5 years. Prior to becoming an RMT, I earned a BA in
Kinesiology spending my summers and a few years after tree planting and travelling. I am happy to be settling in the beautiful Comox Valley, keen to explore the outdoors and become part of the community.
My treatments are attentive and I enjoy providing a relaxing environment while working with you to achieve your therapeutic goals. I welcome folks seeking relief from persistent pain, support
during injury recovery and relaxation to experience what massage therapy has to offer. I offer patient centered care by building a therapeutic relationship with each person, fostering a sense of resilience and tailoring the treatment and homecare to your specific concerns. I use a variety
of techniques to help achieve therapeutic goals including deep tissue, general Swedish, range of motion, stretching and fascial techniques. Some folks respond well to firm pressure and some do better with a lighter touch - I am happy to provide either (or both within the same treatment). We will find what works best for you!
I respectfully acknowledge that I practice massage therapy on the unceded traditional territory of the K’ómoks First Nation and the traditional keepers of their land.
$114–$192· 45–90 minFrom $114 to $192 for 45–90 min — the cheapest and the dearest massage therapy appointments this clinic charges for.
Pregnancy Massage
Supportive massage therapy treatment during pregnancy and the post-partum period using special pregnancy cushions.
$13560 min
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Massage Therapy - ** Treatments Only**
Please only book this appointment for subsequent treatments. If this is your first appointment at Arbutus, kindly book a 45 minute appointment or longer.
