Kitsilano Massage Therapy Clinic

Our team of experience therapists have competed a comprehensive and rigorous medically based college program, all having the designation of registered massage therapists (RMT). RMT's are regulated by the College of Massage Therapy and are continually required to take post graduate studies to maintain their status as an RMT.

Jocelyn graduated from the 3000 hour program at West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2009 and has been practicing at Kitsilano Massage Therapy and Health since. Her goal in treatments is to provide individualized care to assist and educate clients in their rehabilitation, maintenance or relaxation.

Linda Warren graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2009, where she received her diploma in Registered Massage Therapy. She then continued to obtain a Bachelor of Health Science at Thompson Rivers University in 2011. With an interest in health and overall wellness, she likes to take a client-directed approach to meet her client's goals and needs.

Corine is a graduate of Utopia Academy in Vancouver, BC and is a Registered Massage Therapist from the College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia (CMTBC). She provides each client with a personalized assessment and treatment plan using her foundational knowledge of anatomy and physiology.

She employs a wide variety of techniques during her treatments including deep pressure massage, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, and incorporating strengthening and stretching exercises.She believes in the benefits of massage therapy for injury prevention, rehabilitation, and stress reduction.

Having played sports my entire life, I began seeing an RMT in my early teens. Not only did these treatments provide me with pain relief and improved performance, they helped me understand the direct connection between my physical body and my overall well-being. I graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy, where I gained experience and skills to treat conditions of myofascial, neurological, and orthopaedic origins.