Carolyn has been a Registered Massage Therapist since 2012. She uses a combination of deep and relaxation techniques as well as hot and cold jade stones of different shapes to relax the nervous system, decrease inflammation and soreness and encourage circulation for a very effective relief of trigger points and tense muscles. 

She has a passion for helping people continue to enjoy their hobbies, because having a work/life balance is very important. Carolyn spent 2 years providing massage therapy to patients in the ALS society in their homes, long-term facilities and hospitals. She has additional certification in Manual Lymphatic Drainage which she uses in treatments as a preventative measure to avoid lymphedema and swelling after surgery, pregnancy, lymph node removal, or even having a sedentary job.

Jasmine’s empathetic nature made it clear she should pursue a career in healthcare. She graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy and relocated to Kamloops to start her RMT career in 2021. Her treatment style ranges from light to deep pressure using general Swedish massage, golgi tendon organ release, and trigger point release techniques to promote tissue health. 

She looks at the client as a whole and believes that mental and emotional health are just as important as physical health. 

Outside of work you can find her hiking with her dog, camping in the summer and skiing in the winter.

After completing her Registered Massage Therapy program at VCC Kelowna Campus in November 2018, Carley has been practicing as an RMT and couldn't be happier going to work. She believes that with one on one communication with her clients, everyone can benefit from massage therapy; whether it be relaxation, preventitive, or rehab focused. She uses Swedish massage, deep tissue, trigger point release, myofascial release, and joint mobilization to help her clients achieve their health and wellness goals.

In her free time, you can find Carley out hiking or snowshoeing on many of the Kamloops trails with her dogs. On days that are better suited for indoor activities you can find her inside reading a good book, or stuck on a puzzle.

Myriam recently graduated from the RMT program at the Kootenay Columbia College in Nelson BC with 550 hours of practical training. Myriam previously worked in the social sciences field and has experience with individuals who sustained brain injuries.  She is thrilled to offer relaxation massage at a reduced price while she waits for her registration. Myriam is eager to positively impact and help individuals by providing meaningful support through massage therapy. Outside the clinic, you can find her fly fishing during the warmer days and downhill skiing in the winter.