About Kate

Kate’s massage style is flowing and rhythmic. She uses moderate yet firm pressure and creates an atmosphere of calm and ease during her treatments. She uses hot stones when requested and offers self care and movement ideas to help navigate life once you’ve left the massage table.

Kate has provided massage therapy for TedTalks, Lululemon Seawheeze, Yyoga, Vega, and the Ultra Nightrun. She has worked in health clinics and luxury spas.

She likes pilates, weight training and running. She has briefly dabbled in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and tries to meditate with limited success.

Kate has a communications degree from Mount Royal University in Calgary, a diploma in musical theatre performance from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York and graduated with honours from the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy.

She understands every person is unique and values personalized, human-centred, evidence-informed care.

When not massaging, Kate performs with the Broadway Chorus musical theatre group. She enjoys stand-up comedy, knitting and spending time with her husband and two kittens.

    • stress management

    • anxiety and depression

    • tension headaches

    • chronic pain

    • pregnancy

    • chest/ mastectomy post surgery care

    • injury rehab

    • low back tension

    • upper back neck and shoulder tension

    • wrist and knee pain

  • Therapeutic Hot and Cold Stones (Julie Redlin, RMT)

    Lomi Lomi Fundamentals (Maui School of Therapeutic Massage)

    Trauma-Informed Approach to Physical Therapy (Candice L Schacter, PT, PhD, CPTBC)

    Pain Foundations for Allied Health Providers (Pain BC)

    Science based manual & movement interventions (Eric Purves, RMT)

    Compassionate Inquiry - short course (Gabor Maté)

    Understanding Pain:From Biology to Clinical Care (Lorimer Moseley)

    Fitness Theory and Personal Training Basics (InfoFit)

    Yin Yoga Teacher Training (Bernie Clark & Diana Batts)

    Massage Therapy During the Childbearing Years (Paula Jaspar)

    Mental Health and the Body Symposium (RMTBC)