Our Team

Ken graduated from the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy where he was recognized on the Dean’s List and the Clinical Distinction List for outstanding academic and clinical practice. He has experience treating clients with various conditions such as sports injuries, spinal cord injuries, chronic pain, injuries to the central and peripheral nervous systems, and whiplash. Growing up, Ken participated in many sports and trained competitively in baseball throughout middle school and high school. As a young athlete, he experienced various sports injuries and discovered massage therapy as one of the most effective modalities in relieving his muscle stress, tension, and pain. With this in mind, he became an RMT to help others optimize their health so they can engage in the activities they love. To achieve this, Ken utilizes multiple techniques in his treatment including General Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Release, Trigger Point Release, Myofascial Release, Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation, Muscle Energy Technique, Passive and Active Stretching, and Active Strengthening. He performs thorough assessments of his clients in order to customize treatment plans that meet clients' goals and needs. Presently, Ken stays active by biking, hiking, running, and going to the gym. He also plays volleyball and baseball recreationally, and enjoys reading in his spare time. Given his active lifestyle, Ken has a special interest in sports injuries and hopes to continue to grow his skills in this area.

Sepid is a registered massage therapist who was passionate about this career for many years and she got the chance to learn it professionally and academically when she immigrated to Canada. She graduated from Vancouver career college. Throughout her time in school, she developed a passion for helping people in pain and discomfort by applying specific massage techniques supported by her advanced knowledge of human anatomy and physiology, she has a strong skill set in myofascial release, trigger point therapy, neuromuscular techniques, as well as Swedish massage. Sepid respects and supports all individuals with any gender identity and sexual orientation and provides a welcoming safe space for them so they can benefit from massage. She not only uses her skills to help reduce pain and improve overall functional performance, but also educates her patients on their condition, and gives them specific homecare to prevent them from reinjury. Sepid loves to see the world and get to know different cultures. she enjoys spending her spare time singing, writing her music, reading books, family gatherings, and appreciating nature. She speaks English and Farsi fluently.

Heather graduated in 2018 from Vicars School in Calgary and began practicing in BC in 2022. Taking a therapeutic approach to massage, she works with clients to understand their needs and develop effective treatment plans, addressing the body systematically to get to the core of issues, and integrate mind and body. Heather works with clients at all life stages and all levels of health and fitness, whether preparing for competition, or getting back into it after a time away. Experience with neck and jaw issues, whiplash, muscle tears and spasm, all stages of pregnancy, hip and knee function, and a multitude of back issues, from scoliosis to kyphosis to postural strain. When not at the clinic, Heather spends time with her mutt, exploring nature.

Emma graduated from Langara’s Registered Massage Therapy Program after completing a Bachelors of Psychology from UBC. She has a background in both coaching and playing volleyball and has worked as a RMT with Volleyball Canada. She is also a RMT instructor at Vancouver Career College. Emma has an orthopedic approach to treatment and incorporates a variety of techniques depending on her client’s needs and goals. Her main goal is to get clients feeling their best and learning more about their body. When she’s not at the clinic, you can find her playing volleyball, spending time outdoors and attempting a DIY project.