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About Emily
Emily is a former registered member of the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario Canada(CMTO).
She practices a variety of therapeutic massage, including sports injury, fascial release and rehabilitation, scar tissue and lymphatic massage, prenatal, postpartum and infant massage.
Completed the Medical Acupuncture Certificate program with Royal Canadian College of Massage Therapy. Emily's main sports work was with The Badminton and Racquet Club in Toronto's downtown squash pros, and volunteering with the 2015 Pan American/Parapan American games. Emily was active in her Toronto community, volunteering time teaching massage students sports massage techniques at local sporting events, and now volunteers at Sayulita’s Longboard Contest to provide athletic care. She is very active herself, having completed her first triathlon in 2014 and standing third on the podium, and more recently taking up surfing
(read: floating) as a meditative (and ever-challenging) pastime. This helps her relate to clients’ aches and pains during intense training or following sporting events. She has recently
taken her own advice and hits the yoga mat for stability and body awareness.
She practices a variety of therapeutic massage, including sports injury, fascial release and rehabilitation, scar tissue and lymphatic massage, prenatal, postpartum and infant massage.
Completed the Medical Acupuncture Certificate program with Royal Canadian College of Massage Therapy. Emily's main sports work was with The Badminton and Racquet Club in Toronto's downtown squash pros, and volunteering with the 2015 Pan American/Parapan American games. Emily was active in her Toronto community, volunteering time teaching massage students sports massage techniques at local sporting events, and now volunteers at Sayulita’s Longboard Contest to provide athletic care. She is very active herself, having completed her first triathlon in 2014 and standing third on the podium, and more recently taking up surfing
(read: floating) as a meditative (and ever-challenging) pastime. This helps her relate to clients’ aches and pains during intense training or following sporting events. She has recently
taken her own advice and hits the yoga mat for stability and body awareness.
