Vicki Bell - Registered Massage Therapist, Owner. Vicki started her massage therapy career in Vancouver at Life Chiropractic and Massage, after graduating from Vancouver’s West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2005. Vicki quickly established a thriving, client-friendly practice and, in January 2011, independently opened Massage Therapy on Dunbar. Vicki’s goal is to offer the residents of Vancouver, Kitsilano, Kerridale and the UBC area a truly unique massage therapy experience. Vicki is pleased to offer every client professional care in a beautiful, relaxing environment. Vicki believes that the combination of nutrition, exercise, and soft tissue release, through massage therapy, are integral aspects for maintenance of optimal health and balance to the body and mind. Vicki adapts every massage therapy treatment to each individual, helping to create this balance for her Vancouver clients. Catering to individual massage therapy needs requires that Vicki call upon her wide range of massage techniques, acquired during her 3000 hours of intense training at West Coast College. She also implements the new variations that she learns through continuing education courses. Vicki’s focus is on Attachment Release, Trigger Point Therapy, and Deep Tissue Release, utilizing her elbows and knuckles when needed. While working with deep tissue, Vicki believes in applying pressure slowly, thus minimising discomfort and allowing the body to relax completely. Treatments range from specific work on chronic areas and injuries, to full body muscle, tension, and stress reduction. “I love being a Massage Therapist In Vancouver, working one-on-one with people, helping them to feel better. It’s such a pleasure and so gratifying for me professionally!” ~ Vicki Bell

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Megan is a graduate of the Utopia Academy of Massage Therapy, a well respected and rigorous 3000 hour RMT program. She is a dedicated, mature and passionate massage therapist who has gained experience by treating athletes, pre & post-natal women, patients with neurological disorders, life-threatening illness as well as those seeking stress and pain relief in their everyday lives. Megan’s approach incorporates various types of massage in order to tailor the appropriate treatment to each client. Her chosen techniques may include myofascial release, trigger point therapy, deep tissue release, Swedish and muscle energy. When necessary, Megan will create an appropriate exercise program, to support the recovery process. To maintain her fitness level Megan practices yoga and enjoys hiking, snowshoeing, soccer, and walks in the woods with her dog. When she is not outdoors she enjoys cooking, music, travel, and time spent with family and friends. “Connecting with people and helping to improve their physical and/or emotional wellbeing is what makes massage therapy much more than a job… for me it is a vocation.” - Megan Fanning

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Averley is a passionate RMT and graduate of the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy. She has always had a love for human physiology, movement, and caring for others. She works with all members of the population and collaborates with patients to create a safe, enjoyable treatment and ongoing care plan that’s catered to their specific needs and lifestyle. A few areas of interest include injury management and rehabilitation, stress management, persistent pain, and digestive concerns.

Averley has been dancing since the age of 4 and has training in jazz, contemporary, hip hop, tap dance, and ballet. As a long time athlete, she understands the toll that repetitive stress and physical fatigue can have on the body. She believes in the importance of calming the nervous system and treating the body as a whole by blending both specific therapeutic modalities as well as soothing Swedish massage techniques.

Averley is a passionate RMT and graduate of the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy. She has al... Read More

Hannah’s interest in massage began in 2011 when she traveled through Asia. She was intrigued by the different massage styles in India, Thailand and Cambodia. Hannah studied Massage Therapy at Langara College and graduated in April 2021. During her two-year program, she gained experience working with a wide variety of conditions.

Hannah’s strengths are empathy and compassion. Her treatment approach is about patient centered care. Her goal is for every patient to get back to their normal and then some. She is a believer in providing an effective treatment and teaching proper home care to provide lasting results. She has a strong skill set of myofascial release, trigger point therapy, neuromuscular techniques, as well as Swedish massage.

Hannah grew up playing competitive sports like softball, basketball, and volleyball. She continues to play recreationally. She has an in-depth understanding of injuries and rehabilitation. Along with playing sports, she also loves yoga, traveling, meditation, cycling, hiking, and scuba diving.

Advance Certification:

Yoga Teacher Training

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Marina graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria. Marina has always had an interest in human anatomy and physiology, and grew up playing a variety of sports, which led them to discovering just how beneficial massage therapy can be for both injury recovery and general well-being.

Marina enjoys working with a variety of different concerns, with particular interest in sports and overuse injuries. Their treatment style has been described as intuitive, and focuses on the individual patient’s needs as they present. Marina incorporates a variety of techniques such as General Swedish Massage, trigger point release, and active and passive stretching and strengthening.

In Marina’s free time, they can be found lifting, reading, or enjoying the outdoors.

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Brennan graduated from Vancouver College of Massage Therapy and is a member of the College of Massage Therapists of BC. He has a passion for working with patients on their goals, whether that is recovering from acute or chronic pain; sports-related injuries; neurological issues; or postural imbalances. Brennan also believes massage can play an important role in stress reduction.

Brennan’s sessions encompass a variety of massage techniques, assessment tools, and personalized treatment plans to assist in achieving his patients’ optimal health and well-being. He not only utilizes his skills to help alleviate pain and improve overall functional performance, but also educates his patients on their condition, and the importance of injury prevention.

During Brennan’s time away from the clinic, he enjoys cooking, weight training, trail running, and long bike rides.

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Ayshia Lorette, RMT, graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2014. She has experience working with a wide variety of patients including UBC’s Track & Field Team, marathon runners, pre and post natal women, and individuals with neurological, motor, and panic disorders. She has a special clinical interest in working with people experiencing nervous system dysregulation, as well as those dealing with headaches and migraines. As a competitive athlete for many years, Ayshia understands that massage therapy is an integral part of injury prevention, rehabilitation, and overall health.

Through Ayshia’s active listening skills, she works collaboratively with patients to create the most effective treatment tailored to their individual needs. Her compassionate and holistic approach to massage therapy blends her therapeutic knowledge with the natural healing power of the human body to create a unique and soothing treatment.

Ayshia is committed to providing an inclusive, respectful, and welcoming space for all patients, and proudly affirms and supports LGBTQIA2S+ individuals. She is also happy to offer sensory accommodations for neurodivergent patients whenever possible. If there are adjustments that would help you feel more comfortable during treatment—such as lighting, sound, communication style, or other sensory considerations—please feel free to discuss them with her. Accommodations will be provided whenever they can be done safely and within her capacity.

Using light to moderate pressure, Ayshia’s treatment style is fluid, grounding, and calming. She incorporates Swedish relaxation, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, and gentle therapeutic stretching. Please note that Ayshia does not offer deep tissue massage.

Ayshia also studied Vedic wisdom under the guidance of Yogrishi Vishvketu at Anand Prakash Yoga Ashram in the foothills of the Himalayas, where she received her advanced yoga teacher training.

When she’s not working, you can find Ayshia walking her rescue dog and enjoying everything Vancouver’s west side has to offer.

Ayshia Lorette, RMT, graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2014. She has ex... Read More

Clare discovered the benefits of massage firsthand while working and traveling in Asia, inspiring her to complete the 3000-hour program at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Vancouver. Since starting work in 2003, she has developed a focused, restorative approach that blends - scar tissue therapy, - myofacial therapy, - trigger point release, - craniosacral techniques - Swedish massage.

She has a special interest and has taken further training in mastectomy and breast and chest post surgery massage.

Her treatments use a moderate to lighter touch, emphasizing precision, balance, and nervous system regulation. Clare often includes exercises or stretches to extend the benefits of her sessions.

Influenced by her background in Yoga, Pilates, and nutrition, Clare brings a holistic perspective to her work. She has a special interest in supporting women through menopause and promoting long-term ease and mobility. Outside the clinic, Clare enjoys progressive weight training, healthy cooking, and photography—especially when it involves great food.

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Corey Allen Woo is a Registered Massage Therapist who graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2020 after completing its 3,000-hour program.

His additional training includes:

• Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Level 1 certification
• Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) - using stainless-steel treatment tools alongside hands-on techniques

Before becoming an RMT, Corey worked as a computer technician and mechanical designer. This background shaped his analytical, detail-oriented approach to assessment and treatment.

He combines methodical problem-solving with clinical experience to provide focused, therapeutic massage for persistent and complex musculoskeletal concerns. His treatments may incorporate deep-tissue and tool-assisted techniques for patients who prefer a firm, targeted approach.

Corey is particularly interested in helping patients better understand their bodies. He believes that clear explanations and practical education can help demystify pain and injury, allowing patients to participate more confidently in their treatment, recovery, and long-term physical health.

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