Mishqa graduated from the Massage Therapy program at Fanshawe College and is an RMT in good standing with the CMTO as well as the RMTAO. She looks forward to continuously furthering her education within the profession. Mishqa has a background in dance which has helped her develop a unique understanding of the body and has aided her passion for treating through massage. She believes that whether it’s for treatment of a specific condition or just relaxation; massage is an important aspect of any health care plan.

Mishqa is additionally certified in Hot Stone Therapy. She is excited to join the massage now team and bring her values of exceptional client care and individualized treatment to the practice.

Rachel graduated from the advanced diploma program from Fanshawe College in 2016, and is a member in good standing with the CMTO and RMTAO. She has a great love for treating sports and athletic issues as she herself has played a variety of sports including soccer, rugby and basketball. She was also a member of the Fanshawe Varsity Basketball Team.

Rachel uses modalities such as Deep Tissue Massage, Trigger Point Therapy and General Swedish Massage to help her clients improve function and get back to play; and will be pursuing more courses focused on athletic therapies including Sports massage, cupping and taping. She is capable of tailoring pressure to each client’s preference but tends to use moderate to heavy pressure.

Andrew is a Registered Massage Therapist and a graduate from Medix College of Healthcare. He has been practicing since January of 2010, taking a particular interest in Pain Science. Being a scientific skeptic; he is constantly refining his approach by keeping current with the most recent scientific literature and research.

Over a decade of experience in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Weight Lifting gives him firsthand experience and insight with athletic training, injuries and rehabilitation. Andrew’s treatments use the theory and framework of Dermoneuromodulation; using various techniques such as gentle ‘fascial release’, joint mobilizations and stretching techniques. He has also worked extensively with patients experiencing chronic pain and tension headaches.

No lotion or oil is used during his treatments, so there is much more traction between the therapist’s hands and the patient. Andrew has taken additional courses in fascial release techniques from various structural integrators such as Tom Myers and is currently acting as a teaching assistant to Walt Fritz PT – who teaches Myofascial Release from a modern scientific approach.

Born and raised in London Ontario, Rebecca is a graduate from Fanshawe College in both Fitness and Health Promotion in 2015 and Massage Therapy in 2017. She continued her education at Brock University in the Kinesiology program and will be furthering her studies here in London. As her clinical practice has grown, she has found enjoyment in working with athletes and youth.

Rebecca is always looking for new ways to grow her skills and apply them where they are required. She has worked with success on conditions such as: Plantar fasciitis, ITB syndrome, headaches and migraines, strains and sprains, carpal tunnel and more.

Rebecca believes in living a well balanced life, including doing yoga, going to the gym, keeping a healthy family life and good nutritional background. She likes to ride her bike any chance she can and has a sports background in wrestling, soccer, cross country and rugby. Her newer passions are in golf, bowling and camping. She hopes to create a caring and professional environment that makes all her clients feel welcome. She hopes to express this through in depth assessment and individualized treatments with in her scope of practice.

Tammy-Lyn graduated from the D’Arcy Lane Institute of Massage Therapy here in London, Ontario in 2012. She is a registered member of the CMTO as well as the RMTAO. She is dedicated to providing a unique and personalized treatment for each client that enters the clinic. Using this approach, the client can feel safe and comfortable in receiving massage. Tammy feels that living with chronic migraine and chronic pain helps in her treatments since she can offer an insiders look in to pain and pain relief. She uses various techniques including deep tissue, swedish, and therapeutic massage, cupping, joint mobilization and stretching.

Tammy-Lyn believes therapeutic massage is an important part of preventative healthcare as well as rehabilitation. She is looking forward to helping clients achieve physical and personal well-being through massage therapy. Her philosophy of practice is ongoing education and lifelong learning for herself and her clients, to promote a healthy, pain-free lifestyle.

Outside of work Tammy-Lyn keeps busy singing with the London Chapter of Sweet Adelines International where she has been a member since 2002.