Registered Massage Therapy Victoria BC

In creating a heart centred lifestyle, there are so many factors that contribute. The mysterious work of the soul expresses in the way we move, speak, and create our reality.

Massage therapy can be used for a range of illnesses, disharmonies, as well as muscle tension, stress, insomnia, and relaxation. Our highly trained staff will lead you through a thorough assessment, making it possible to treat you with individual care, and set you up for a balanced life.

Harmonyum healing is a style of energy healing that focuses on the brain, spine and organs. It harmonizes body, mind and spirit by removing trauma from the nervous system and restoring a natural flow of energy. This is typically experienced as deep deep relaxation and peace and a powerful sense of well being after a treatment. Harmonyum Healing Sessions are covered under most RMT benefits.

RMT Pricing

Single Treatments

Registered Massage Therapy (RMT) session
60 Minutes
$115

Registered Massage Therapy (RMT) session
90 Minutes
$170

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Meet our RMTs

Venn de la Lune

Venn’s lifelong passion for growth and healing became a wealth of practical techniques and years of healing experience both for herself and for others. Venn became a Registered Massage therapist in 2010, A Reiki Master in 2012 and then a certified Harmonyum III practitioner in 2016.
The multifaceted and interlaced journey of physical, mental, emotional and spiritual healing is her most thrilling focus. With more than 20 years of personal experience with yoga and meditation, understanding the subtle body and the interplay of physicality with intelligence and intention has become one of Venn’s core skills. Venn seeks to guide and hold space for clients seeking relief from stress, ending limiting patterns, or embarking on a new adventure.
“Yesterday I was clever so I wanted to change the world. Today I am wise so I am changing myself.” Rumi

Harmonyum healing is a style of energy healing that focuses on the brain, spine and organs. It harmonizes body, mind and spirit by removing trauma from the nervous system and restoring a natural flow of energy. This is typically experienced as deep, deep relaxation and peace and a powerful sense of well-being after treatment.

Maddison Simpson

I am passionate about helping people find comfort in rediscovering the power and importance of physcial and face to face connection. My intentions as an RMT are to create a safe and peaceful environment for clients to feel as though they can unwind into the home within themselves. The strength, resilience, and potential of each human body is something I’m amazed by daily and love learning from. I wish for my patients to leave treatment feeling confident and empowered within their bodies and daily activities.

I have gained a deep appreciation for the importance of working in collaboration with each patient in order to develop custom treatment plans that are creative and specific to their needs. Incorporating techniques such as Swedish massage, myofascial release, and trigger point therapy while using breath work, are modalities used to meet these needs. My relaxing pace within treatment is to engage with the parasympathetic nervous system a.k.a “rest and digest” system. Tapping into this system facilitates the bodies natural healing process and assists patients in maintaining their desired equilibrium.

Cultivating awareness around the synergistic connection between mind, body and spirit, is something that also fascinates me. I am passionate about encouraging this type of exploration through massage and believe that when we begin to merge the three, we are able to uncover buried tools within us that can lead us on our healing journey.

Ariana McLeod

Ariana became an RMT because she is passionate about the importance of self care, and wants to help people feel more comfortable in their bodies. She offers intuitive individualized treatments that draw on techniques borrowed from a variety of modalities including Myofascial, Swedish, Breath work, and Trigger point release. Ariana has a deep love of both yoga and nature, and enjoys working with anyone who is open to exploring the mind-body connection.

Nothing excites her more than the opportunity to guide her clients in developing deeper, more loving relationships with their bodies. She offers a safe, nurturing space and incorporates sound into her treatments to encourage the nervous system to relax and let go of held tension.

For those looking to take charge of their health, she will guide you in finding simple, yet effective ways to make lasting change outside the massage room.

Charlene Waldner

Charlene Waldner graduated from the 3000-hour program at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria in 2012. Charlene has worked in a variety of spa and clinic environments, as well as volunteering in community sporting events. She enjoys working with clients of all ages, athletes and office workers.

As a lifelong athlete and fitness advocate, Charlene is passionate about educating clients on ways to stay injury free, recover from sport-related injuries and maintain a healthy body.

Charlene’s treatment style includes myofascial techniques, trigger points, deep tissue, and relaxation massage. Charlene’s hobbies include ultra trail running, hiking, cycling and yoga.

For more information about Charlene, please check out her website: Charlenewaldner.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will my insurance cover this treatment?

There are also many 3rd party insurance plans that provide excellent coverage for massage therapy by a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT). Please consult your extended health care booklet or contact your human resources coordinator to confirm coverage and any limits that might be applicable. Policies typically have a percentage of coverage or up to a dollar amount (e.g.. 80% coverage up to a total of $500 per calendar year).

What should I expect from my first massage therapy visit?

Your appointment will begin by filling out a confidential health history form to establish your current level of health and ensure there are no contraindications to massage therapy. This is followed by an interview and assessment by your massage therapist to understand your individual health needs. Following the assessment, the therapist will leave the room allowing you to disrobe and get into position on the massage table (covered by a sheet). The therapist will re-enter the room and perform the treatment.

Who should see an RMT?

Massage therapy has been recommended for, but not limited to, the following conditions:

• Sprains and Strains
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Tendonitis
• Whiplash
• TMJ Dysfunction
• Headaches
• Sciatica
• Pregnancy/Infant Massage
• Sports/Work Related Injuries
• Constipation
• Insomnia
• Disc Herniation
• Post Surgery Rehabilitation
• Maintenance and Preventive Care

What should I expect after a treatment?

Most people feel extremely relaxed and sometimes feel a little fatigued. Many experience freedom from aches and pains that have built up over weeks and months from tension or repetitive activity. After an initial period of feeling slowed down, clients often experience an increase in energy that can last for several days. Oftentimes depending on the severity of tension or soft tissue damage, your RMT may recommend a series of treatments or even recommend you see other health care professionals. Drink lots of water.

Registered Massage Therapy Victoria