Sean Murray, RMT

Strong hands. Easygoing human. A little bit unconventional.

Sean brings a decade of massage experience to the table. His path into bodywork began in Vietnam, and his sessions still reflect a curiosity about how different techniques can work together.

He enjoys deep tissue and therapeutic massage, including trigger point work and dynamic stretching when they fit. He also brings in the long, flowing movements of Lomi Lomi. So you don’t necessarily have to choose between “please work on this specific cranky bit” and “please make me forget what day it is.” Sean can make room for both.

Outside the clinic, you’ll find him practising yoga or enjoying the outdoors. Focused work, relaxed energy—it’s a combination he wears well.

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Mariana Rodriguez, RMT

Thoughtful treatment. Gentle human. No need to make a fuss about it.

Mariana’s style is compassionate, attentive, and wonderfully unhurried. She takes time to understand what brought you in before deciding where to focus. She’s interested in how the body moves and works together, not just whichever spot is currently yelling the loudest.

Maybe you want focused therapeutic work. Maybe you’re tired, tense, and would like somebody else to take over for a while. Mariana is very good at meeting people where they are, adjusting the pressure, pace, and approach as the session unfolds.

No need to arrive with a perfect explanation of what you need. You bring yourself. She’ll bring the massage.

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Sandeep Soni, RMT

For when your body is being particularly uncooperative.

Sandeep brings more than 15 years of experience—and a serious amount of education—to the table. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy, a Post Graduate Certificate in Neuro-musculoskeletal Therapy, and a 2,200-hour Massage Therapy certificate. Yes, he really does enjoy figuring out why that one spot keeps acting up.

His work can draw on therapeutic and deep tissue massage, mobilization, stretching, trigger point techniques, and remedial exercise. He’ll ask questions, pay attention to how you move, and shape the session around what he finds and what you tell him.

You don’t need to arrive with the correct anatomical terms. Point at the offending area and say, “This thing. Please make it less angry.” Sandeep will know where to start.

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Nicola Creelman, RMT

Your massage. Your rules. Nicola can roll with it.

Nicola is something of a quiet wildcard. Want to chat through your treatment? She’s happy to chat. Want an hour when nobody expects you to make conversation or form a coherent thought? Also excellent.

Practising since 2021, Nicola has built a varied toolkit that includes deep tissue and relaxation massage, hot stone, sports massage, and assisted stretching. She also offers manual lymphatic drainage as a separate, gentler treatment. Maybe your back is being obnoxious, your calves have unionized, or your hips need some help moving comfortably. Nicola has options.

There’s a sneaky sense of humour beneath her quieter side, but she’ll follow your lead. Conversation, comfortable silence, focused work, a chance to switch off—tell Nicola what you need, and she’ll take it from there.

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**Danise Sanidad,RMT

You can come to Danise with a stubborn sore spot, a brain running 37 tabs, or the beautifully specific goal of “I would like to lie down, please.” All valid.

Danise is a Registered Massage Therapist with seven years of experience and a knack for making people feel at ease. She draws on Swedish, therapeutic, and myofascial techniques, with training in stretching, dynamic cupping, hot stone, maternity, and adolescent massage. Together, you’ll figure out what kind of session feels right today.

Warm, attentive, and entirely uninterested in making you prove how much pressure you can take—Danise makes room for you to relax and speak up about what you need.

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Nicole Majcher, RMT

She knows bodies. She also knows they don’t always follow choreography.

Nicole spent more than ten years in competitive dance before training in massage therapy at Mount Royal University. She’s been practising as an RMT since 2022, bringing that dancer’s awareness of movement to the treatment table—without expecting you to point your toes.

Her sessions may include Swedish massage, cupping, or foot reflexology, depending on what you’re looking for. Maybe your feet have been carrying this entire operation and would finally like some recognition. Maybe you’d just like to switch your brain off and have a really good massage. Nicole can work with that.

Outside the clinic, she makes art and spends time with her cats, Chester and Joey: two tiny household supervisors with, we assume, very high standards.

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Anton Tokarchuk, RMT

Anton has spent more than 15 years working with athletes as a sports therapist and kinesiologist. He knows bodies are made to move—even if yours has recently started objecting to the terms and conditions.

Deep tissue, acupressure, joint techniques, Swedish massage: Anton has options. He’ll listen to what’s going on and choose an approach with you, rather than treating “go harder” like a complete plan.

Off the clock, he kiteboards, swims, and snowboards. We’re beginning to suspect chairs have personally offended him.

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Eri Nakamura, RMT

Some therapists have a signature move. Eri brought a whole toolkit.

With 3,000 hours of training and Level 1 certification in Shiatsu, Eri works with techniques including acupressure, deep tissue massage, assisted stretching, myofascial cupping, and pre- and postnatal care. She also offers manual lymphatic drainage—a gentle, distinct treatment for clients booking that service.

Eri likes to know what’s going on before she gets to work. Tell her what you’re hoping for, what you’d rather avoid, and how things feel as you go. She’ll put that impressive toolkit to use for the actual human on the table: you.

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Zoya Ivanova, RMT

A stubborn problem? Zoya would like to ask it a few questions.

Zoya has a particular interest in orthopedic massage and a wonderfully methodical way of working. A graduate with honours from CITCM’s 2,200-hour massage therapy program, she likes to understand what she’s dealing with before making a plan.

What are you feeling? When did it start? Which movement sets it off? Zoya will ask, observe, and assess. A verdict may be reached. Your elbow may be found unusually dramatic.

Her sessions can include massage, soft tissue mobilization, and focused therapeutic work, with home-care suggestions when they’re useful. It’s all guided by what she learns about you—no need to prepare a presentation for the investigation.

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Mae Meyer, RMT

Calm is kind of her superpower.

Some people walk into a room and immediately turn the volume down. Mae is one of those people.

Warm, grounded, and easy to be around, Mae makes it remarkably simple to settle in and exhale. But don’t mistake calm for casual: she listens closely, pays attention, and shapes the session around what you need that day—whether that’s focused work, a chance to switch off, or a satisfying bit of both.

A graduate of Vicars School of Massage Therapy’s 2,200-hour program, Mae has been practising since 2018. Away from the clinic, she’s a busy mom of three who enjoys cooking, fitness, and gardening—which frankly makes the whole calm presence thing even more impressive.

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