Massage therapy, Craniosacral therapy & Visceral manipulation
Our Registered Massage Therapists bring specialized training and a diverse range of therapeutic approaches to their work, including craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, neural manipulation, somatic work and more. Their treatments go beyond a traditional massage, allowing them to tailor each session to what your body needs. Take a close look at their bios to find which practitioner feels right for you!
Megan hickerty
RMT, HHCP
Megan is a Massage Therapist specializing in osteopathic and nervous-system-informed bodywork. Her practice incorporates craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, neural manipulation, somatic therapy, functional breathing, and Anatomy in Motion.
She works with a range of concerns including chronic tension and pain, concussions, digestive issues, movement restrictions, postural and movement patterns, and nervous system regulation.
She welcomes clients of all ages, from infants to elders, meeting each body at its own stage of life. Her treatments are individualized to help the body move more freely and function with greater ease.
Andrea brown
RMT, RYT-500
Andrea is a Registered Massage Therapist of Restore Wellness Massage and Movement Therapy and has over 20 years of experience. Her practice incorporates advanced manual osteopathic techniques, craniosacral therapy, somatic emotional release, myofascial release, and paediatric therapy.
She specializes in working with injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, motor vehicle accident recovery, chronic tension and pain, as well as paediatric clients from infancy through age eight.
Emma Johannesson
RMT
Emma is a Registered Massage Therapist whose practice focuses on abdominal health. She works with Maya Abdominal Massage, Somassage®, and Access Bars®, and has a deep interest in holistic wellness and the body's natural ability to heal.
Her path to this work is personal. She was diagnosed with severe Crohn's disease at 13 and spent years in pain, cycling through medications and treatments, some of which caused severe reactions. Now she offers clients the kind of care she needed back then. She believes massage is more than bodywork. For her, it's a way to reconnect with your body and support your overall well-being.