Abby is a recent graduate of the Registered Massage Therapy program at Camosun College,
where her studies included in-depth training in anatomy, physiology, and clinical assessment.
Throughout her education, she developed a special interest in understanding the human body
from the inside out—an approach that continues to shape her work as a therapist.
She approaches massage therapy with a whole-person perspective, working with the nervous
system and drawing on the biopsychosocial model of healthcare and evidence-based practice.
Her treatments are patient-centred and aim to support relaxation, pain relief, and overall
wellness, while also addressing lifestyle factors that contribute to long-term health.
Originally from Smithers, BC, Abby was active in equestrian sports—including eventing,
dressage, and hunter/jumper disciplines—as well as track & field, volleyball, and basketball. Her
own experience recovering from a torn ACL sparked her interest in healthcare and ultimately led
her to pursue massage therapy, where she found a passion for helping others create meaningful
and lasting change in their well-being.
When she’s not in the clinic, Abby enjoys exploring the outdoors with her dog, working with
horses, knitting, painting, sculpting, and discovering new local cafés.
Abby is excited to continue growing as a massage therapist and looks forward to supporting
clients on their unique health journeys.
Ideal a partial amount of the body to be treated, such back, shoulders and neck, or legs and feet
6 options
$80–$260· 30–120 minFrom $80 to $260 for 30–120 min — the cheapest and the dearest massage therapy appointments this clinic charges for.
Chair Massage
Seated massage, performed over clothing, generally on back, shoulders, can include light pressure treatment on neck. Ideal for those that have time constraints. or that find it difficult or painful…
