Areas of Interest: deep tissue massage along with more of a sports medicine approach.  I am good at using my discretion regarding when to use deep tissue pressure or if I need to switch my approach to another modality.  

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About Felicia: Though past experiences contributed to her decision to pursue a career in massage therapy, a close look into her dear friend’s journey with cancer played a substantial role in this final decision. During that time, she witnessed many health care professionals cross her friend’s path, however, the effects the massage therapist had on her friend’s well-being were most memorable. Witnessing this ignited in Felicia an even deeper passion to support others along their health and wellness journey.

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Approaches:  hot and cold stone therapy.  PNF (proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation) stretching and  joint mobilization.

Areas of Interest: Keith enjoys working with many different areas of the body but has spent additional time with Temporal Mandibular Joint conditions (TMJ / jaw) and conditions of the wrist, hand and forearm.

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About Keith: Keith Bootsma graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in New Westminster. Registered in 2007, he has been working in the Fraser Valley ever since. He enjoys many sports but cycling has always been a peak interest. He still rides road, trail and mountain bikes. Staying active and moving is very important to keep the body strong and functional.

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Approaches: After years of sports and the many injuries that come along with it, Keith has needed to rehabilitate through numerous conditions. This has changed his clinical practice to include movement techniques such as pin and stretch, contract-relax stretching and range of motion exercise. ​

About Ewa: has over 11 years of experience as a registered massage therapist. She is passionate about helping others achieve and sustain functional mobility and strength. Ewa brings an energetic approach to her practice and thrives on empowering her clients to feel their best and regain their freedom of movement. She tailors each session to the individual’s needs. Ewa has worked as an instructor at the Langara College RMT program for 7.5 years sharing her enthusiasm and expertise in massage therapy with aspiring massage therapists. When she’s not working, Ewa loves to stay active and enjoys exploring the great outdoors. She’s always on the lookout for new adventures. Her energetic approach to wellness is evident in both her practice and her life outside of work.

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Approaches: myofascial release, trigger point release, deep tissue massage as well as instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization​

Areas of Interest:  geriatric care, fibromyalgia, and chronic pain. His approach is grounded in a simple idea: when the nervous system is overloaded, the body struggles to heal. Helping people relax deeply and safely is often the first step toward lasting change.

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About Ben: Ben takes a strong interest in mental health and its relationship to physical pain, while always working within the scope of massage therapy. This perspective informs his calm, supportive approach to care and his focus on helping clients feel safe, regulated, and understood.

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Approaches: uses a mix of Swedish massage, myofascial release, craniosacral therapy, trigger point work, relaxation, and lymphatic drainage, tailoring each session to the person on the table rather than a template.

Areas of Interest: chronic pain, pre/post-natal support, headaches, stress, sports-related injuries, and muscular imbalances, as well as many other orthopedic, neurological, and systemic conditions. 

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About Williska: has always had a strong interest in human anatomy and wellness and is passionate about supporting her clients in achieving long-term optimal health. She recognizes that every client is unique and takes a holistic, individualized approach to her practice, drawing on a variety of techniques to create treatment plans tailored to each person’s needs. She is committed to understanding each client’s needs, working together to identify the root of their challenges, and encouraging self-care and empowerment through personalized homecare. 

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Approaches: General Swedish Massage, Myofascial Techniques, Lymphatic Drainage, Joint Mobilizations, and Trigger Point Release​

About Taylor: Taylor brings clear communication, empathy and patient education to each treatment to meet the patient's goals in each session, at the season of life they are in. 

This can include the incorporation of techniques to release deep knots (trigger points) or muscle tightness helping with postural patterns or headaches, to increase more mobility in joints or muscles with active and passive stretching or joint mobilizations, to relax the nervous system through slow techniques and guided diaphragmatic breath in hopes to bring a sense of balance into a patient's being. 

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Areas of Interest:  Postural Awareness

,TMJ, IASTM  (great for patients that prefer more specific, deeper pressure) , Feather Stroking (very light technique. This can help calm the nervous system), Mikayla works with all ages (kids included!)

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About Mikayla: Mikayla graduated from the Massage Therapy Diploma Program offered at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in New Westminster in 2017. She worked in New Westminster/Burnaby until 2024, and has since moved back to Chilliwack. Interested in chronic pain, mental health management & women's health, Mikayla tailors her massage sessions to the needs of each person coming in and prioritizes creating a safe space for her patients. Outside of work, she enjoys exploring nature with her husband and dog.

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Approaches: With a slower, focused technique, Mikayla enjoys providing a relaxing, yet therapeutic massage experience, Trauma Informed, Personalized Home Care Plans

​About Adam: Adam graduated from CDI College’s RMT Program in August 2024, and is currently taking his registration exams. Adam’s journey into the field of massage therapy is deeply rooted in his personal experiences with injuries sustained from a car accident, as well as from football and
rugby. These experiences have not only deepened his understanding of health but also fostered a lasting appreciation for personalized care in the healing process and the importance of maintaining an active lifestyle. This provides him with a unique, empathetic perspective on health and wellness. His holistic approach ensures that every session is not just about relieving symptoms but enhancing overall well-being, helping clients regain confidence in their movement and live a more active, pain-free life.

​About Scott: I approach my RMT practice with slow, deep, and gentle work with clear
communication to work with each client’s unique needs. I began my RMT journey in Winnipeg, Manitoba, graduating from Evolve College in June 2025. I have practiced RMT in Manitoba in both clinical and relaxation settings. Since moving to Chilliwack in August, I am currently non-registered in British Columbia. I will be
completing the British Columbia registration process in November 2026. I enjoy working with clients at all stages of life. From acute pain to stress relief.  I have experience using Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) for deeper tissue work, and I am able to incorporate active or passive stretching throughout
treatment.