Registered Massage Therapy

Registered Massage Therapy includes time for assessment, intake and manual therapy. Respect is alway given to the clients comfort level.Modesty draping is always used and consent is always obtained prior to and during treatment regarding areas treated and pressure level used to create a safe effective treatment for the client.

Mrs. Maggie Kay

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Yes! I offer direct billing for most extended health plans.

Yes! I am deeply passionate about supporting women and femmes in all life transitions including menopause,motherhood(as well as those who have made a choice not to be mothers or have not had the opportunity to) and adolescence. I believe that women and femmes are often given a heavy share of unseen and unacknowledged labor in the world we live in and I am passionate about building a world which gives women and femmes the type of support they need for sustenance while we collectively vision and build a world with more sustainable expectations for gender roles.I believe in supporting the "sacred" or "divine" feminine.

I am located out of my home at the top of Triangle Mountain in Colwood BC. The entrance can be found around the back of my home.We have incredible views of the ocean!

I bring to my work a relational model. That is to say I value nurturing a therapeutic relationship where you can truly let go and feel supported. This is not the clinic where you come in once and recieve a treament where someone looks at only the mechanical aspects of your injury or holding patterns. I am interested in the whole person and how to support what got you into the tension patterns you may be carrying, then holding space for what it looks like to support you to shift those patterns. This can be mechanical, but it is not limited to mechanics. To this end, I spend a lot of time building foundations of trust and finding out what makes you feel safe including transparancey,informed consent and speaking openly about what feels comfortable for you. Too many times people, particularly women, feel that asking for what we need is "too much". I encourage you to show up and be supported and ask for those little things such as needing a heating pad or an extra pillow!