Therapist
Profile
Debbie
attended the Malaspina College in Duncan, B.C. taking
a 24 hour course on Swedish Massage. Realizing her calling,
desiring to learn more, she attended the West Coast
College of Massage Therapy in Victoria, B.C. The college,
highly respected throughout North America, was established
in 1983. This 3000-hour program gave her thorough knowledge
of anatomy and physiology, and the hands-on techniques
gave her the tools needed to provide clients with an
alternative health care. She became a member of the
College of Massage Therapy and the Massage Therapy Association
in March 2007.
It has been a long journey, ending in a career full
of future rewards. "It is such a good feeling knowing
you have given some relief, which can go a long way,
provided the homecare given to the client is maintained."
Homecare may include a strengthening exercise, stretching,
or some form of hydrotherapy.
"Life as a whole can be demanding, and therefore people
experience stress in some form or another. Stress can
be a cause of many diseases, slow down healing of many
types of injuries, increase symptoms of chronic conditions,
and decrease the natural flow of our internal systems.
Taking care of yourself will create a positive effect
against the hurdles you may face, thereby promoting
what everyone hopes for - a happier, healthier, longer
life. I look forward to helping restore people's health
and well being."
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