Massage Therapy

Performed by a licensed massage therapist, massage therapy involves using different pressures, movements and techniques to manipulate muscles and other soft tissues in the body. With a goal of slowing down your nervous system, massage therapy can be used to release stress and tension, provide relief from symptoms, heal injuries and support wellness.


Specialty Massage Therapy

Hot Stone Massage Therapy: A therapeutic treatment utilizing the application of hot basalt river stones of varying sizes to key points on the body to create improved circulatory flow. This allows for a more intense manipulation of the tissues than with traditional massage. We allow each therapist to be creative in the individual styles of this type of massage. Prenatal Massage Therapy: ... Read More

Hot Stone Massage Therapy:

A therapeutic treatment utilizing the application of hot basalt river stones of varying sizes to key points on the body to create improved circulatory flow. This allows for a more intense manipulation of the tissues than with traditional massage. We allow each therapist to be creative in the individual styles of this type of massage.

Prenatal Massage Therapy:

Prenatal massage promotes relaxation, soothes the nerves and relieves strained back and leg muscles in expectant mothers. Carrying a baby inside you changes your center of gravity and puts a lot of stress on your back, neck, abdominal muscles, and shoulders. Pregnancy also relaxes your ligaments, so that your pelvic joints are less stable, and changes your posture, pulling your pelvis forward. Add to that the extra weight you're carrying and you may find you've got an aching lower back. A prenatal massage helps alleviate those aches and pains. Pregnancy massage is especially beneficial in the second and third trimesters.

Cupping Massage Therapy:

Massage cupping gives you the same effects of a deep tissue massage but by way of reverse pressure. It can be used to treat ailments like stiff muscles, stress, migraines, fatigue and exhaustion, and back and neck pain. Muscles that have been injured, undergone trauma or exertion accumulate lactic acid and other toxins. Massage cupping can be used to drain these toxins so the muscles can heal. In addition, the blood carries away the accumulation of toxins, dead cells, and other debris that may be hampering healing and causing pain. As a result of better blood circulation, the tensed muscles and stiff tissues relax. Not only is the discomfort alleviated but the patients also sense relaxation that helps lower stress levels and anxiety.

Reiki Treatment:

Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that also promotes healing. A treatment feels like a wonderful glowing radiance that flows through you and around you. It works in conjunction with all other medical or therapeutic techniques to relieve side effects and promote recovery. As Reiki flows through a sick or unhealthy area, it breaks up and washes away any negative thoughts or feelings lodged in the unconscious mind/body thus allowing a normal healthy flow of Ki (energy) to resume. As this happens, the unhealthy physical organs and tissues become properly nourished. Reiki treats the whole person including body, emotions, mind and spirits creating many beneficial effects that include relaxation and feeling of peace, security and wellbeing.

Shiatsu Massage Therapy:

Shiatsu mean “finger pressure” in Japanese. For Shiatsu massage, the therapist uses varied, rhythmic pressure on certain precise points of the body. These points are called acupressure points, and they are believed to be important for the flow of the body’s vital energy, called chi. Shiatsu is a non-invasive therapy that may help reduce stress and contribute to overall wellbeing. Shiatsu can be used in the treatment of a wide range of internal, musculoskeletal, and emotional conditions. It is thought to reduce muscle stiffness, stimulate the skin, aid digestion, and influence the nervous system. Shiatsu is used to treat a wide range of chronic conditions such as headaches, PMS, digestive disorders, fatigue, insomnia, fibromyalgia, stress, anxiety and musculoskeletal pain including low back, neck and joint pain.

Graston Technique Therapy:

The non-invasive technique uses specifically designed stainless steel instruments to help the clinician identify and treat areas soft tissue fibrosis or chronic inflammation. As the instruments are moved over the affected area and come in contact with the adhesions, they help break up scar tissue and fascial restrictions. In time, this process will reduce or eliminate the adhered fibres, restoring range of motion and eliminating the associated pain. It will help transform your soft tissue injury into healthy functioning tissue.


Ear Reflexology

Ear Reflexology is the stimulation of the auricle of the external ear for health conditions in other parts of the body. It is an effective method of non invasive treatment. In the 1960's, Dr. Paul Nogier from Lyon France, perfected an innovative technique mapping out the ear as an inverted fetus. Unlike Chinese acupuncture, he made it possible to locate a specific point on the ear with the help... Read More

Ear Reflexology is the stimulation of the auricle of the external ear for health conditions in other parts of the body. It is an effective method of non invasive treatment. In the 1960's, Dr. Paul Nogier from Lyon France, perfected an innovative technique mapping out the ear as an inverted fetus. Unlike Chinese acupuncture, he made it possible to locate a specific point on the ear with the help of the pulse reaction on the wrist. Stimulating that 'ear point' allow the natural flow of energy to follow its path and alleviate the pain in the micro-body. Ear Reflexology treatment can help remove pain, treat allergies, bring relief to toxic scars (from Caesarian sections or other kinds of surgeries), deal with disorders (emotional, mental and physical), and most health problems originating in malfunction or after acciden

Vinod’s goal is to make his clients feel better emotionally and physically than they did before. Vinod is a software engineer turned Registered Massage Therapist. He used to work in the corporate world with companies such as IBM and Bank Of America. However, he didn’t feel comfortable in those places, so he returned to school and obtained his Diploma in massage therapy. He studied at the Mount Royal University and graduated with 2200 hours. He quickly realised that he likes humans more than machines. Vinod has a strong belief in the therapeutic healing touch and provides massage therapy sessions that are tailored to each client’s individual needs. He aims to improve the wellbeing of his clients by making them feel better than when they came in. Vinod’s areas of expertise are in Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, therapeutic massage and dynamic cupping.

Vinod’s goal is to make his clients feel better emotionally and physically than they did before. ... Read More

Nicole is a 2200 hour Registered Massage Therapist. She graduated from MH Vicars in 2014 and is in good standing with MTAA (billable to all insurance companies.) She believes that every client is unique and structures her treatments to fit every body, all with a healing energy touch. She specializes in myofascial release, TMJ treatment, deep tissue therapeutic and relaxation massage. Nicole is eager to expand her knowledge and hopes to get certified in lymphatic drainage soon. On her off time, you can find her on Cochrane’s beautiful pathways or in the mountains with her two pups. She also loves hiking, swimming, tennis and working out.

Nicole is a 2200 hour Registered Massage Therapist. She graduated from MH Vicars in 2014 and is i... Read More

Scylla Ocampo graduated from the Massage Therapy College of Manitoba in 2005 with a 2200 hours training certificate in Advanced Remedial Massage Therapy. She built her clientele working passionately at several massage clinics then later working out of her home for 5 years. In 2014, she opened Masahe Studio, in Cochrane to better accommodate her growing number of clients with the help of other practitioners. She’s been practicing for almost 17 wonderful years in the industry and have a genuine dedication to serving her clients the best care they deserve. She’s a member of the Natural Health Practitioners of Canada (NHPC) and inspired to grow through continuing education, most recently Thai Massage Certification in Thailand. She’s very excited to be a part of the Cochrane community and look forward to meeting you!

Scylla Ocampo graduated from the Massage Therapy College of Manitoba in 2005 with a 2200 hours tr... Read More

Auriculomedicine has enabled Lise Couture to satisfy a deep desire, which is to help children with learning disabilities and psycho-motor problems. Practitioners of Auriculomedicine can trace a person’s energies - and blockages - through the reflex points on the ear, its specific points being associated with different parts of the body and internal organs.

Auriculomedicine has enabled Lise Couture to satisfy a deep desire, which is to help children wit... Read More

Jadah discovered Auricular Reflexology through her friend and mentor Lise Couture. She was experiencing certain imbalances in her body which she was able to realign with Lise’s helping hand. Encouraged by these results, Jadah started working with Lise in her clinic and thus began her exploratory journey with Auricular Reflexology.

Jadah’s exposure to clinical work increased her awareness of the potential for this treatment modality to help people find greater wellness, balance and relaxation in their lives. Her growing passion and motivation led her to complete the Reflexology Association of Canada courses in Core and Auricular Reflexology and ultimately obtain her certification in November, 2022.

Since obtaining her certification, Jadah has been helping patients find optimal health and wellness. She is motivated to share her passion for the non-invasive modality of Auricular Reflexology with new patients.

Jadah discovered Auricular Reflexology through her friend and mentor Lise Couture. She was exper... Read More

Shiny Rose grew up in Laguna, Philippines with her family and grandmother. Her grandmother, who taught her some traditional massage techniques, is her inspiration to pursue and study therapeutic massage. She graduated at Western College of Remedial Massage Therapies in June 2020 with 2200 training hours. While studying, she took an extra course and earned a certificate of Shiatsu. Shiny Rose is passionate about helping people to be relieved from stress and muscle pain, and she believes that treatments would be more effective with the help of proper healthy nutrition and exercise. When she is not working, she enjoys singing in the living room with their karaoke, hiking in the mountains, biking, hanging out with friends and shopping.

Shiny Rose grew up in Laguna, Philippines with her family and grandmother. Her grandmother, who t... Read More

Dasha is a 3000 hour RMT, who worked in Calgary before moving to Cochrane. She graduated from Makami College in June 2019 and in good standing with CRMTA (Certified Registered Massage Therapist Association). All insurance companies are accepted. She started to do massages on the Pacific Coast, in the Costa Rica School of Massage Therapy (member of American Massage Therapy Association), graduated in November 2016, and went to Makami college soon after, collecting 3600 hours of study in general. Former geologist with the classical high education from Russia, she loves hot stones massage, Swedish relaxation with a Caribbean hint of craniosacral therapy, myofascial release, trigger points work, deep tissue massage, lymphatic drainage, and cupping. Aside from the massage you need, she will be happy to help with the different types of stretching and work out advices. Pura vida!

Dasha is a 3000 hour RMT, who worked in Calgary before moving to Cochrane. She graduated from Ma... Read More

Registered Massage Therapist (RMT), University of Calgary (B.A.)

After seeing the importance of health and vitality in her own life and that of others, coupled with a strong desire to help people, she decided to pursue a career in manual therapy. Candace completed her RMT certification with Advanced Sports Massage at the Alberta Institute of Massage Therapy. In her spare time, Candace enjoys cycling, hiking and generally just being in the great outdoors! She believes the best way to achieving optimum health and performance is through balance and listening and responding to the body’s needs in a healthy and consistent way. Candace enjoys working with athletes of all levels and abilities and being able to offer her assistance in helping her clients achieve their personal training goals while maintaining optimum health and performance. Candace believes massage is a great way to minimize stress on the body and to speed up the healing process. She utilizes a variety of techniques and incorporates general Swedish massage, myofascial release, cupping, deep tissue, sports massage and strengthening/stretching into her treatment. Candace is also a Reiki Master practitioner and certified yoga instructor. Candace feels she can help you to reduce stress while helping you to maintain a healthy mind and body. Depending on whether the client has symptoms related to stress, tension, postural imbalances, neuromuscular symptoms, trigger point release or MVA, all treatments are customized based on the client’s needs.

Registered Massage Therapist (RMT), University of Calgary (B.A.) After seeing the importance of ... Read More

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