Meet Amanda
Helping people feel more at home in their bodies since 2011.
I'm endlessly fascinated by the human body.
I became a Registered Massage Therapist in 2011 and have since worked in multidisciplinary clinics, destination spas, wellness retreats, and community settings in Ontario and British Columbia. Each environment taught me something different: the value of collaboration, the importance of slowing down, and the many ways stress, injury, and everyday life shape the body.
One of the most formative chapters of my career came while working on Salt Spring Island, where the pace of care naturally encouraged rest, presence, and nervous system regulation. It deepened my appreciation for creating treatment environments that feel calm, intentional, and restorative—a philosophy I still bring to every appointment today.
Outside the treatment room, I also spent several years supporting new and growing families through a locally owned baby store. That experience reinforced something I already believed: healthcare doesn't happen in isolation. Community, education, and feeling genuinely supported can make an enormous difference during life's most demanding seasons.
Eventually, I realized that massage therapy was where my skills, curiosity, and values aligned most naturally. Returning to practice reminded me that this is the work that feels most meaningful to me.
My Approach
I believe your body is always communicating—even when the message isn't immediately clear.
My role isn't to force change. It's to listen.
That means paying attention not only to your symptoms, but also to your goals, your experiences, and how your body responds throughout treatment. My goal is to help you better understand your body and feel more confident living in it.
Always Learning
One of my favourite parts of this profession is that there is always more to learn. Every course I take gives me another perspective, another question to ask, or another tool to thoughtfully integrate into patient care.
My areas of study include TMJ disorders, acupuncture, lymphatic drainage, postpartum rehabilitation, trauma-informed care, yoga, and cupping therapy. My bucket list for the near future include clinical taping, scar care, and therapeutic communication.
Professional Credentials
I graduated with honours from Centennial College's Massage Therapy program in 2011. I am registered and in good standing with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario. I am also a member of the Registered Massage Therapists' Association of Ontario and Acupuncture Canada.