In order to enhance the healing process, she frequently engages the client through the use of active relaxation techniques, such as guided imagery and breathing techniques. She is passionate about learning new tools and keeping current with therapeutic techniques. Since graduation, Rachel has been most interested in fascial release, visceral techniques, and the mind-body connection. It is her goal and her joy to see her clients enjoying life, without limitations due to dysfunction and/or pain. Tissues preventing proper function of the body. She combines this with her deep knowledge of anatomy to uncover restrictive patterns in the She enjoys working with her clients to uncover the root cause(s) of their discomfort, listening to their stories and experiences, as well as gathering information through an ongoing assessment of the body. Rachel believes that healing the body takes special care and awareness from both the therapist and the client. This led her to the West Coast College of Massage Therapy where she graduated with honours in 2010 from the 3000 hr RMT program.
Using pain as her teacher, she developed a deep connection with her body and was inspired to understand how it functioned at a more academic level. Over the years, the sports and activities changed, and the aches and pains did too. Rachel became interested in Massage Therapy at a young age when she was a high level swimmer and started experiencing back problems.
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