Our Team

Rachel’s massage style is nurturing and intuitive. She has a special interest in the latest theories in pain-science and is particularly skillful in addressing the whole nervous system when treating acute or chronic pain.

Rachel has an innate understanding of the body in motion. With more than 20 years of training, teaching, and performing as a contemporary dancer, she’s a resourceful and encouraging teacher of both strength and flexibility exercises. Rachel understands the benefits of a healthcare team and is committed to client-centered care to help you achieve your health goals.

After suffering his own injuries and setbacks from both sport and work and after seeing the benefit he experienced with massage therapy during his own rehab, Joman was inspired to become an RMT. He graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2022.

His treatment style integrates modified general Swedish massage, pin and stretch, deep tissue, trigger point release, stretching and broad pressure. He also likes to integrate patient involvement with diaphragmatic breathing aimed at reducing stress and calming the whole nervous and musculoskeletal system.

No matter if your injury has an exciting origin story (dramatic soccer goal!) or is more mundane (cleaning out the fridge!) Joman is excited to help you with your own rehab journey.

Born and raised in San Juan City, Philippines Joman immigrated to Victoria in 2008 and has loved living on this beautiful island ever since. He enjoys watching sports such as Basketball, MMA and American Football. and enjoys weightlifting, running, and playing basketball.

Naomi is a student counsellor who offers a collaborative, anti-oppressive, trauma-sensitive, justice-oriented approach to support the therapy journey. Knowing that therapy can be a tender process, she works alongside clients with compassion and attentiveness to explore trauma, values, grief, structural barriers, and the way we carry what uniquely shapes us.

Naomi is a Japanese Canadian settler with mixed ancestry, who is privileged to have been raised up on the ancestral, unceded lands of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), səl̓ílwətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh), and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) nations. Currently, Naomi is working alongside Japanese Canadian community and intergenerational trauma, wellness, joy and healing through research, writing, and community offerings.

Therapy can open doors to empowered choice-making, softening, learning, and becoming un-stuck. In the therapy session, Naomi is a patient, present ally and collaborator to a person’s journey. Therapy is hard, and takes a lot of energy, work, and bravery. She honours what it takes for folks to engage in the work of therapy and is sensitive to what can show up in the process.

Naomi is informed by an Indigenous worldview of connection as medicine. Other pieces that inform her work are: ecological attachment models, the wisdom of the body, mindfulness, and intersectional feminism. She works alongside the challenges of grief, loss, relational/family struggles, and trauma; supporting individuals towards processing anger, rage, trust, life transitions, and integrating the many resources intimacy, love, rest, pleasure, joy, community-care and self-care can give.

If not outside walking, Naomi loves to cook without recipes and make something delicious out of nothing. She enjoys family time, playing music in a noise band, and having impromptu dance parties with her spirited kiddo.

While Naomi is completing the requirements to be certified as a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) she is pleased to offer reduced rates and sliding scale for her services.

Hannah has been practicing as an RMT since 2020 in Vancouver and is now excited to make the move to the island. She completed an undergrad in Kinesiology and after working in the fishing and heli-skiing industry she decided to pursue massage therapy.

Hannah is passionate about working with her clients to get back to optimal health, whatever that may look like for them. She uses a variety of techniques including deep tissue massage, myofascial release, trigger point therapy and IASTM, while tailoring each treatment to the needs to each person. Hannah has worked with a diverse range of individuals from children to elders and feels strongly about creating a safe space for all to come and experience massage.

Outside of work she enjoys being playing soccer, basketball, eating good food and spending time in nature with her dog Mabel.

Carl Cachia has over 20 years’ experience treating musculoskeletal and sports injuries. After he finished his Bachelor’s degree in 2004, he completed a Research Masters in Rehab Science at Queen’s University, a Clinical Masters in Manipulative therapy at the University of Western Ontario, and a Sports Physio fellowship. Trained in using dry needling (IMS) and acupuncture to facilitate recovery, he employs a hands-on approach in his treatment.

Carl’s passion lies in the rehabilitation of sports injuries. He enjoys working with back and neck injuries, together with peripheral areas, and has extensive experience working with runners and enjoys treating soccer and tennis injuries. He also finds great satisfaction in supporting his patients in their post surgical care, including ACL reconstruction, rotator cuff repairs, and total knee and hip replacements.

With degrees in Physiotherapy and Osteopathy and training as a teacher and instructor from the prestigious Korean Kinesiology Tape Association, Giorgio has worked with professional athletes in Europe, Canada, and the U.S., traveling internationally with teams competing in races, world cups, world championships, and the Olympics.

In 2017, Giorgio moved to Canada, where he became the head therapist of the National Canadian Women’s Volleyball Team at the Oval Olympic Centre in Richmond. Thanks to his vast experience with professional athletes he has become an expert in posture correction and the problems and dysfunctions associated with alignment.

Gina moved to Canada in 2005 from the Island of Dominica. Passionate about physical activity and movement from an early age, her keen interest in biology and the human body led her to complete the Massage Therapy program at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria. She plans on pursuing a Bachelor of Health Science degree and is interested in exploring continuing education in Sports Rehabilitation and Craniosacral Techniques.

Treatment modalities commonly incorporated into her practice include a range of passive and active techniques including: Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM), Swedish massage, trigger point release and pin and stretch. Treatments conclude with self-management strategies including exercise therapy and hydrotherapy recommendations. Recognizing that the needs of each person differ, she enjoys tailoring her treatments to the concerns of each of her patients.

Having lived in Ladysmith before moving to Victoria for school, Gina is happy to come home and make a positive difference in her community.

Nicholas’ ability to provide fast and efficient pain relief comes from his Doctorate of Chiropractic, Masters Degree in sports medicine, and 14 years of hands-on experience as a registered massage therapist. His participation in athletics has given him additional insight into how to care for active individuals while his compassionate and energetic approach allows him to motivate and guide patients to take control of their injuries. It’s important to Nicholas to have you moving and living at your best.

After completing a Specialized Honours degree in Kinesiology and Health Science at York University, Marco graduated with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Western Ontario in 2013. Marco’s physiotherapy practice focuses on the body as a whole, pairing manual therapy techniques such as trigger point release and functional dry needling with exercise prescription to correct and resolve muscle imbalances that lead to musculoskeletal injury and impairments. Marco’s training also focuses on concussion rehabilitation. In addition to completing several courses specifically focused on the latest research and treatment strategies for mild traumatic brain injuries, Marco has also completed his advanced level vestibular training to treat conditions such as vertigo and dizziness. He is also a Certified Acupuncture Practitioner and is certified in Functional Dry Needling by Kinetacore.

Dr. Day Deans-Buchan graduated from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (2003) and joined the Fix Healthcare team in 2015. Believing that the body’s structure and function work intimately together and so need to be treated together, Day loves that chiropractic is able to provide fast relief of muscular and skeletal problems.

Working with patients to help them attain their goals, Day helps to motivate change and support the process. She believes in educating her patients and empowering them to become proactive and active in their own care.

Morton graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2008, completing the 3,000 hour program. He has been a registered member of the College of Massage Therapists of BC since April 2009 and has worked with the Fix team since 2013. 

Morton treats people with a wide range of concerns, including sprains, strains or overuse injuries, chronic pain, digestive problems, systemic conditions such as arthritis and diabetes, headaches, ICBC claims, and more. He is motivated to help people achieve their best, whether that is recovery from an injury or maintaining a healthy body. Morton is an avid cyclist and dedicated father of two.

Joanne graduated from Camosun College in 2021 with honours, completing a diploma in Massage Therapy. Her interest in massage therapy began with a desire to help individuals maintain their mobility throughout their lifetimes. She has a passion for learning and is focused on evidence-based massage practices. Joanne’s techniques are established by assessing the unique anatomy and physiology of her clients. She provides therapeutic massage combined with movement to support individual strengths and needs.

Lauren graduated from UBC in 2014 with a Master of Physical Therapy degree, and from UVic in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts double major degree in Psychology and Sociology (Quantitative Research emphasis). She has been a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association since 2012, and is registered on the College of Physical Therapists of BC’s dry needling roster.

Lauren’s first direction in her career was in the field of mental health research, which allowed her to develop a keen appreciation for using research findings to guide clinical practice, a skill she has transferred into her own practice as a Physiotherapist.

Lauren has experience working with a variety of patients in both hospital and private clinic settings, but finds her passion in assessment and treatment of orthopedics. In clinic, Lauren’s approach to treatment utilizes hands-on manual therapy, dry needling, various modalities, and most importantly, enabling her patients to maintain and progress their gains using home-based exercise and self-care techniques.

When not at the clinic Lauren spends her time wrangling her toddler, experimenting with new cooking projects and playing outside. As a youth she played competitive softball in the position of pitcher. Now she approaches sport and recreation as a weekend warrior, with experiences in volleyball, swimming, hiking, surfing, snowshoeing, and of course, more softball.

Dr. Kym Harvey graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 1993 after earning a Bachelor of Science from McMaster University. She spent several years working in established chiropractic offices before settling in Victoria in 1998.  Kym practices Diversified Technique as well as low force and soft tissue techniques. During her career, she has developed a special interest in caring for pregnant women, infants, and children. Kym has the experience and gentle confidence to put anyone new to chiropractic at ease. 

Heather graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria BC in 2021 and is excited to join the Fix team in July 2023.

Heather uses various techniques during treatment including trigger point pressure release, myofascial release, and deep tissue techniques. With the goal of providing excellent care for her patients, she enjoys learning new modalities to better treat a variety of patient concerns and conditions . As a result, her approach to massage is constantly evolving and molding to meet the needs of each unique individual she treats. She looks forward to sharing her skills with you.

Hannah is passionate about helping a wide range of individuals feel better in their bodies and reach their greatest potential.

Understanding that each person is unique, Hannah focuses on the interconnectedness of the body and mind in order to find the true “driver” causing pain, dysfunction or injury.  Rather than isolating singular injuries or simply treating the area of pain, Hannah believes in a whole-body approach to care, taking careful consideration of previous injuries and traumas, cognitive beliefs, stress, and sub-optimal movement patterns.

Hannah earned her Master’s in Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia after completing a Bachelor’s in Health and Physical Education at Mount Royal University.  She also has post-graduate education in clinical mat pilates, manual therapy, dry needling/IMS, and the Integrated Systems Model (ISM) with Diane Lee.

Claire comes to Fix Healthcare with a passion for blending Eastern and Western medicine. With a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo (2005) and a Diploma in Traditional Chinese Medicine from the Canadian College of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine (2010), Claire combines the techniques of TCM with her knowledge of anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, and nutrition. Claire also runs her own personal training / kinesiology rehabilitation business, where she educates and motivates her clients to challenge their bodies and take control of their health. Her motto is “Train your body, love your life.”

Fabián was born in Victoria, BC and raised in Temuco, Chile. He has been very active throughout his life and enjoys trying out a wide variety of sports which has given him an interest in biomechanics and injury prevention. For the last few years, Fabián has been cycling and running competitively, gaining knowledge on how to train, race and take care of his body.

Fabián graduated from the Massage Therapy diploma from Camosun College in 2021, where he was able to apply his personal experience of sports injuries and chronic pain to his studies, while developing an interest in techniques such as joint mobilizations, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, stress reduction modalities and therapeutic exercise. Fabián’s main goal for his patients is for them to enjoy their life and succeed in any activity that enriches their day-to-day.

Dumont is an Indigenous practitioner whose practice and skill set advocates for patient-involved massage. He combines passive and active techniques to allow patients to take an active role in their healing process. Using a combination of deep tissue/muscle, fascial, passive and active stretch, along with traditional massage techniques, Dumont is able to promote the body’s ability to heal.

Dumont is a trained, professional dancer who taught Latin and ballroom dance for a number of years as well as trained professionally in ballet. This history gives him a unique appreciation and understanding of the role and importance of movement as an intrinsic element of overall well being.

Simon Pearson is a dedicated and compassionate chiropractor who values building strong connections with his patients. Known for his warm demeanour, Simon combines a lighthearted sense of humour with a keen interest in solving diagnostic challenges. His passion lies in providing personalized, hands-on care, making each patient feel understood and supported throughout their treatment.

Whether addressing complex issues or offering routine care, Simon’s approach ensures that patients experience both relief and a positive, engaging environment.

Ross has been practicing massage therapy for over five years and continues to commit himself to an evolving evidence-based practice that best serves his patients. Ross believes in helping his patients take an active role in their recovery through therapeutic exercise and open dialogue regarding their desired outcomes and the progression of their treatment plan.

When not at the clinic, Ross can be found rolling and crawling on mats, swinging kettlebells, and doing his best prize fighter impression on the heavy bag. A lifelong lover of movement and athletics, he is eager to share his passion for a holistic approach to health with others.

Sean believes a combination of manual therapy and corrective exercise programs is key to getting her clients back to the activities they love in no time. As a former competitive Highland Dancer who dealt with periodic injuries, she understands first-hand how frustrating pain can be when you’re chasing your passion, whatever it may be.

Sean completed her Master’s of Physiotherapy at McMaster University and also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology from the University of Manitoba. She is also certified in the Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) as well as the Functional Movement Screen (FMS). These approaches help identify the cause of pain by screening the whole body. This passionate physiotherapist believes strongly in continued education and is always looking for her next course to build on her years of experience. She is currently a 3rd year osteopathic student.

Quinn is a Registered Acupuncturist with the CTCMA and has been practicing since 2018 after having graduated from the International College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Vancouver. She has a particular interest in supporting fertility and pregnancy as well as providing postpartum care. Quinn also focuses much of her practice on treating pain as well as disorders of the head and face (e.g. headaches and migraines, vertigo, facial paralysis, sinus issues).

Her approach is gentle yet effective and she customizes every treatment to suit each individual’s needs and the specific symptoms they present with. Quinn uses acupuncture as well as cupping, gua sha, and moxibustion to give a comprehensive treatment. She provides a whole-body treatment to bring everything back into balance while also targeting symptoms directly for more immediate relief.

Nichola has cultivated an inclusive, supportive practice focused on providing patient-centred care. Nichola is known for her down to earth, welcoming presence and cares about making you feel at ease and comfortable in her treatment room.

Nichola enjoys collaborating with patients to create treatment plans with consideration of your goals, expectations, and preferences. Incorporating a variety of techniques she might utilize any combination of hot stone hydrotherapy, Swedish massage, basic manual lymphatic drainage, craniosacral, fascial work, joint mobilizations among others. Depending on your preferences and relevant safety considerations the pressure can range from very light to deep. Supporting general wellbeing and mental health have always been a central focus in Nichola’s practice.

Whatever your goals or concerns Nichola looks forward to meeting you & is honoured to be a part of your journey.

Brianna is back from maternity leave and is available to book at our Downtown location on Saturdays.

Brianna is a Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac.) with the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of British Columbia (CTCMA). After completing her training at the International College of Chinese Medicine in Vancouver (2013), she pursued a Doctorate of Traditional Chinese Medicine Diploma at Pacific Rim College in Victoria (2016). She furthered her post-graduate studies under some of China’s most renowned doctors in the field of stroke rehabilitation and paralysis at the First Teaching University Hospital in Tianjin, China. Seeing people recover from life altering trauma solidified in her mind that when a patient is given the appropriate attention, treatment and guidance, recovery is attainable.

Tyler is a physiotherapist who graduated from the University of Alberta with a Master’s of Science in Physical Therapy. He has represented Team Canada from 2012-2019 and specializes in sport and endurance injuries. With an emphasis on education and manual therapy, Tyler aims to help patients meet their rehabilitation goals by integrating the body and mind. He also shares his expertise with high-level athletic teams and conducts group injury prevention sessions. Tyler is dedicated to guiding individuals back to their best and looks forward to helping you overcome your injuries.

Katie believes that everyone deserves to live life free of pain. Whether your goal is to play with your grandkids, chase after your pet, reach your lifting goal, or crush a weekend race, Katie will work with you to help you understand your pain and discomfort and create a treatment plan with you that makes you feel empowered to live the life you want. Her treatment approach includes soft tissue therapy (with and without tools), hands-on chiropractic techniques and adjustments, and personalized movement and exercise prescription. In addition to treating the spine, Katie can assess and treat a variety of musculoskeletal and orthopedic complaints. She enjoys treating running and cycling related injuries, as well as cases that involve the shoulder, knees, ankles and feet.

Rachel’s massage style is nurturing and intuitive. She has a special interest in the latest theories in pain-science and is particularly skillful in addressing the whole nervous system when treating acute or chronic pain.

Rachel has an innate understanding of the body in motion. With more than 20 years of training, teaching, and performing as a contemporary dancer, she’s a resourceful and encouraging teacher of both strength and flexibility exercises. Rachel understands the benefits of a healthcare team and is committed to client-centered care to help you achieve your health goals.

Andrea is a Certified Acupuncturist and Herbalist registered and in good standing with the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncturists and practitioners (CTCMA) in British Columbia. She holds a BSc in Agriculture from the University of Manitoba. A teacher and practitioner in the art and science of yoga, Andrea also has a background in dance and is a long time practitioner of meditation.

Andrea loves to study the mechanics of motion, and has furthered her Western Science training in the study of human anatomy, kinesiology, sports injury rehabilitation, and human physiology at the University of Winnipeg. She combines this western training with the wealth of wisdom she has discovered in her studies of the Eastern Healing arts. Andrea avails the wisdom of eastern healing to her clients by analyzing each client in a holistic way, considering the whole person, and not only the current injury or imbalance with which they present.

After graduating with a degree of Human Kinetics from UBC, Michelle worked for the next six years as a high performance Sport Analyst for the Canadian Sport Institute. Switching gears, Michelle pursued a career as a Registered Massage Therapist and graduated in 2014 from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy. There she discovered a new passion for helping clients through manual therapy. In her practice, Michelle focuses on deep tissue release and fascial techniques. When not massaging, Michelle trains and competes in Crossfit and loves to be outdoors. Michelle joined the Fix Selkirk team in February 2016.

Judith has been practicing massage therapy since 2002. After making the move from Ontario to Victoria in 2003, Judith spent several years working at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy as an instructor and the Director of Education in addition to maintaining a clinical practice. Now with two busy, active children and an equally active husband, Judith is enjoying being a mom, massage therapist, hockey player, and knitter.

Judith enjoys a varied practice and treating a broad range of people from those with chronic headaches, to expectant mothers, to athletes, to home reno enthusiasts, office workers, and anyone whose body bears the strain of living and working.

Marlène graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy and is registered with the College of Massage Therapist of BC. Marlène’s manual therapy background includes the Rolfing Structural Integration program based in Boulder Colorado and she is also influenced by two decades of movement practices ranging from yoga to structural integration movements.

Marlène’s diverse background comes forth in her treatments, benefiting all walks of life from pro or amateur athletes, to workers who perform tasks with repetitive motions, to folks simply in search of positive changes in their well-being. Her approach focuses both on increasing flexibility, balance and coordination, as well as energy revitalization with the goal of overall increased comfort in the body.

Her framework uses slow sustained contact with varying pressure that ranges from a few ounces to a few kilos. She will check in with you during treatment to ensure that her depth and pace is comfortable for you. During a session, she may focus on one area of your body more than the other and may ask you to actively participate by assisting in movement of your body in different ways. The majority of the hands-on portion of treatment is completed on the massage table but treatment may also involve movement off of the table. For this reason, Marlène asks that you wear gym wear, swimwear or running shorts and a loose t-shirt or sports bra.

Nicholas’ ability to provide fast and efficient pain relief comes from his Doctorate of Chiropractic, Masters Degree in sports medicine, and 14 years of hands-on experience as a registered massage therapist. His participation in athletics has given him additional insight into how to care for active individuals while his compassionate and energetic approach allows him to motivate and guide patients to take control of their injuries. It’s important to Nicholas to have you moving and living at your best.

After completing a Specialized Honours degree in Kinesiology and Health Science at York University, Marco graduated with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Western Ontario in 2013. Marco’s physiotherapy practice focuses on the body as a whole, pairing manual therapy techniques such as trigger point release and functional dry needling with exercise prescription to correct and resolve muscle imbalances that lead to musculoskeletal injury and impairments. Marco’s training also focuses on concussion rehabilitation. In addition to completing several courses specifically focused on the latest research and treatment strategies for mild traumatic brain injuries, Marco has also completed his advanced level vestibular training to treat conditions such as vertigo and dizziness. He is also a Certified Acupuncture Practitioner and is certified in Functional Dry Needling by Kinetacore.

Dr. Day Deans-Buchan graduated from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (2003) and joined the Fix Healthcare team in 2015. Believing that the body’s structure and function work intimately together and so need to be treated together, Day loves that chiropractic is able to provide fast relief of muscular and skeletal problems.

Working with patients to help them attain their goals, Day helps to motivate change and support the process. She believes in educating her patients and empowering them to become proactive and active in their own care.

Morton graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2008, completing the 3,000 hour program. He has been a registered member of the College of Massage Therapists of BC since April 2009 and has worked with the Fix team since 2013. 

Morton treats people with a wide range of concerns, including sprains, strains or overuse injuries, chronic pain, digestive problems, systemic conditions such as arthritis and diabetes, headaches, ICBC claims, and more. He is motivated to help people achieve their best, whether that is recovery from an injury or maintaining a healthy body. Morton is an avid cyclist and dedicated father of two.

Elspeth sees manual therapy and movement as amazing tools to transform how we feel in our bodies. Her practice is based on respect for each person’s unique background, goals, and concerns. She aims to create an environment where people feel at ease and really listened to.  

Her treatment style is interactive, focused, and intuitive. She uses joint mobilizations, active and passive movement, and soft tissue work that often involves slow, sustained holds on targeted areas. While treatment can elicit some strong sensations, Elspeth makes sure to always work within the range of what feels safe and comfortable for each person.  Elspeth loves treating people dealing with all kinds of persistent stress, aches, and pains and has a special interest in treating whiplash, concussions, post surgical recovery (c-section, joint replacement, mastectomy), and head/face, pelvic and foot pain.

To facilitate ease of movement and treatment position, people are invited to bring loose sports clothes (eg. shorts and a sports bra) to their appointment.

Lauren graduated from UBC in 2014 with a Master of Physical Therapy degree, and from UVic in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts double major degree in Psychology and Sociology (Quantitative Research emphasis). She has been a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association since 2012, and is registered on the College of Physical Therapists of BC’s dry needling roster.

Lauren’s first direction in her career was in the field of mental health research, which allowed her to develop a keen appreciation for using research findings to guide clinical practice, a skill she has transferred into her own practice as a Physiotherapist.

Lauren has experience working with a variety of patients in both hospital and private clinic settings, but finds her passion in assessment and treatment of orthopedics. In clinic, Lauren’s approach to treatment utilizes hands-on manual therapy, dry needling, various modalities, and most importantly, enabling her patients to maintain and progress their gains using home-based exercise and self-care techniques.

When not at the clinic Lauren spends her time wrangling her toddler, experimenting with new cooking projects and playing outside. As a youth she played competitive softball in the position of pitcher. Now she approaches sport and recreation as a weekend warrior, with experiences in volleyball, swimming, hiking, surfing, snowshoeing, and of course, more softball.

Heather graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria BC in 2021 and is excited to join the Fix team in July 2023.

Heather uses various techniques during treatment including trigger point pressure release, myofascial release, and deep tissue techniques. With the goal of providing excellent care for her patients, she enjoys learning new modalities to better treat a variety of patient concerns and conditions . As a result, her approach to massage is constantly evolving and molding to meet the needs of each unique individual she treats. She looks forward to sharing her skills with you.

Hannah is passionate about helping a wide range of individuals feel better in their bodies and reach their greatest potential.

Understanding that each person is unique, Hannah focuses on the interconnectedness of the body and mind in order to find the true “driver” causing pain, dysfunction or injury.  Rather than isolating singular injuries or simply treating the area of pain, Hannah believes in a whole-body approach to care, taking careful consideration of previous injuries and traumas, cognitive beliefs, stress, and sub-optimal movement patterns.

Hannah earned her Master’s in Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia after completing a Bachelor’s in Health and Physical Education at Mount Royal University.  She also has post-graduate education in clinical mat pilates, manual therapy, dry needling/IMS, and the Integrated Systems Model (ISM) with Diane Lee.

Jaymie holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Saskatchewan (1999) and a Master of Science in Physiotherapy from McMaster University (2005). She is currently working toward her certification in manual therapy through the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and has extensive post-graduate education in John Barnes Myofascial Release. Jaymie’s clinical interests are lumbo-pelvic dysfunction, lower limb and foot pain, sports injury rehabilitation, and complex multi-system issues. She incorporates manual therapy, therapeutic and functional exercises, myofascial release, and education into her therapy sessions. 

Jaymie is passionate about empowering her clients to understand and connect with their own bodies and be able to independently navigate their journey towards optimal health and performance. Jaymie is a certified Pilates instructor (both mat and apparatus) and taught at the Pilates Center of Montreal prior to studying physiotherapy.

Raegen graduated from Vancouver College of Massage Therapy in 2017 and became licensed in 2018 through the College of Massage Therapy of BC. Through her RMT practice, she has gained a deep appreciation of working collaboratively with patients to develop treatment plans customized to their needs. Prioritizing relaxation, Raegen blends various techniques, including Craniosacral therapy, in order to engage the body’s parasympathetic nervous system aka ‘the rest and digest’ system. This facilitates the natural healing process, helping clients function optimally. 

Using comprehensive assessment along with critical and creative thinking, Raegen enjoys the challenge of getting to the root of her patients’ issues and meeting each person where they are in order to best facilitate their journey of health.

Simon Pearson is a dedicated and compassionate chiropractor who values building strong connections with his patients. Known for his warm demeanour, Simon combines a lighthearted sense of humour with a keen interest in solving diagnostic challenges. His passion lies in providing personalized, hands-on care, making each patient feel understood and supported throughout their treatment.

Whether addressing complex issues or offering routine care, Simon’s approach ensures that patients experience both relief and a positive, engaging environment.

Eden graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2016. Over the years she has built an evidence-based practice that blends well with her natural intuition and drive for patient-centred care. Eden’s practice style leans towards deep tissue massage and myofascial release. She is passionate about providing support and education to empower her patients with the knowledge that they play a vital role in their own health.

Also a clinical instructor in the massage therapy program at Camosun College, Eden is privileged to help guide massage therapy students as they embark on their own careers in health.

In her personal life Eden enjoys lifting weights, hanging out with her teenaged son – when he allows it – or begging her cat to stop clawing up the underside of her couch. So far she is unsuccessful.

Anita graduated from the 3000-hour program at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2007 and joined the Fix team in 2014. She is known for her deep muscle work in her massage practice and integrates a modified trigger point therapy approach to her treatments. Areas of interest in her practice include neck and shoulder work, treating headaches, and treating forearm dysfunction such as carpal tunnel. She also has a strong interest in abdominal work for women’s health.

March 2024: Kaelyn is currently on maternity leave and will return in January 2025.

Kaelyn has always had an interest in health and movement. A competitive gymnast as a child and a professional Circus Artist for the past 10 years, Kaelyn has gone through several injury rehabilitations herself and experienced first hand the importance of body maintenance, injury rehabilitation, and prevention. Her positive experiences with massage therapy inspired her to become an RMT. 

With a focus on creating sustainable movement patterns, she enjoys working with each client to create a treatment specific to their goals and needs. Kaelyn’s therapeutic approach to treatment often combines deeper work with soft tissue release, mixing myofascial release, pin and stretch, and isolytic release with general Swedish techniques. She has worked with a variety of conditions, including nerve entrapment pathologies, hip and knee replacement rehabilitation as well as many systemic conditions. She looks forward to helping each client find relief and progress in their health journey.

Erin is a 2023 graduate of the West Coast College of Massage Therapy and is excited to start her career as an RMT at Fix. Erin aims to support her patients to rebuild trust, confidence, and groundedness in their bodies through encouraging active participation in their treatment, combining Rolfing-inspired myofascial release, active and passive pin and stretch, and attachment release techniques with general Swedish massage. Drawing from 11 years of strength training experience, Erin loves to provide rehabilitative and strengthening exercise recommendations which complement her patients’ activity goals.

She has a special interest in supporting patients with sleep, mental health, pre-/post-natal, and post-surgical concerns, especially with LGBTQ+ populations. Erin completed a research project during her clinical practicum on massage care for those who wear chest binders, focusing on maintaining rib movement and breathing patterns that can be restricted by the binder. Any prospective binder care patients with questions about treatment, please don’t hesitate to contact the clinic for more information.

In her spare time, Erin can be found lifting and throwing strange and heavy objects in the Highland Games and in strongman competitions, or knitting at home with her big orange cat Ollie.

Bryn’s passion for working with the human body has taken him on a journey: he’s been an Olympic athlete and world champion rower, a horse physiotherapist, an elite-level manual therapist, and a trauma psychotherapeutically informed bodyworker, among other roles. 

Immediately after graduating from UBC, Bryn began treating people one on one as he completed his advanced diploma in manipulative therapy and practiced and taught therapeutic yoga. For more than 17 years, he has combined myofascial release, manipulative therapy, movement retraining, therapeutic exercise, Trauma/tension Release Exercises (TRE), and functional dry needling to get to the heart of what a person brings into the room and facilitate the healing process.

Learn more here: https://brynthompsonphysio.com/welcome

Jake completed his Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology at Camosun College to set the foundation for Physiotherapy training in the future. He believes in building the confidence of his clients through education and progressive movement. Prior to starting with Fix, Jake received his NSCA-CPT personal training designation and through this work as a strength coach, developed a keen interest and excellence in helping clients rehabilitate from injury, particularly those pertaining to the shoulder and spine.

When Jake is not working you might find him hiking through the woods or in the gym lifting weights.

Katie believes that everyone deserves to live life free of pain. Whether your goal is to play with your grandkids, chase after your pet, reach your lifting goal, or crush a weekend race, Katie will work with you to help you understand your pain and discomfort and create a treatment plan with you that makes you feel empowered to live the life you want. Her treatment approach includes soft tissue therapy (with and without tools), hands-on chiropractic techniques and adjustments, and personalized movement and exercise prescription. In addition to treating the spine, Katie can assess and treat a variety of musculoskeletal and orthopedic complaints. She enjoys treating running and cycling related injuries, as well as cases that involve the shoulder, knees, ankles and feet.

With her passion for sport and human movement, Sandy completed a Diploma in Sports Injury Management and became a Certified Athletic Therapist. After many years working in a clinical setting and for multiple professional teams, Sandy earned a diploma from the Canadian College of Osteopathy, where she completed her thesis on migraines. Over the last 20 years, Cassandra has worked with several professional, national, and provincial-level sport organizations.

Specializing in musculoskeletal and sports injuries, postural assessment and active rehabilitation. Sandy utilizes her wide range of therapeutic education and experience to help people achieve and maintain a healthy and active lifestyle. Therapeutic tools employed include manual therapy and osteopathic practices, craniosacral and visceral therapy, and musculoskeletal and fascial techniques.