Kaycee is currently NOT taking any new ICBC patients!
Kaycee has been a graduate of the RMT program since 2016. During her practice, she has treated and has become familiar with many different ailments such as:
- sports injuries (strains and sprains)
- postural dysfunctions (as you would see in desk jobs and more)
- tension headaches
- nerve compressions (such as thoracic outlet syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome, etc)
- repetitive injuries (tendonitis, golfer’s elbow, tennis elbow)
- plantar fasciitis
The above listed are just a few of many conditions she enjoys working on. She uses a mixture of techniques such as Swedish massage, myofascial techniques, stretching, trigger point therapy and more to address her patients’ concerns.
Outside of the clinic, she likes to explore the wondrous beauty the world has to offer. This includes going to parks with her dog, going for hikes, and traveling to different countries or even cities within BC to experience the culture and ways of life while indulging on new beautiful scenery.
Brianne is a Registered Massage Therapist and graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2014. She enjoys to exercise in the form of yoga, dance, and swimming. She has been practicing in Burnaby for the past few years and is excited to return to work after taking maternity leave. In her free time she likes taking her son to the park to play.
Yuko graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2014. She is a passionate therapist who continues her education to understand the human body and to help the health and wellness of each patient.
Method of treatment - Yuko likes to look at the human body as a whole. She understands that due to nerves and pain patterns, the cause of the pain may not be where is it located on the patient.
She is very visual and likes to do a thorough initial scan exam and tell the patients what she sees and the possibilities of the causes of the pain.
She is aware that not everyone has time to go to gym and loves to sit down with the patient to talk about how to add a small change in their life that can create a large impact in their health
