As a counsellor, Sally works with her patients in a gentle and compassionate way to identify actions, reactions, and behaviours that once served them but are now impacting their lives. She is a client-focused, strengths-based therapist whose practice includes using a holistic approach to understand how trauma impacts the mind and the body. Sally uses a range of therapies to help people connect with themselves including DBT, ACT, EFT and Narrative Therapy. Each patient’s session is adapted to their individual needs, and her approach is warm and collaborative.

Sally’s areas of practice include: - Trauma, including abuse and violence - Addiction - Disorders including BPD - Depression and anxiety - Shame and guilt - Relationship issues - Infertility, whether your own or your partner’s

Together with her patients Sally aims to explore their unique experiences and find ways to help them feel complete, at peace, and strong in themselves. She is focused on working with each individual to explore their power and potential, and to find a sense of calm in their world.

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Quinn was born and raised in Campbell River, BC, where she grew up participating in a variety of sports including softball, volleyball, dance and swimming. This led to an interest in therapeutic exercise and injury rehabilitation, which prompted her to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Athletic & Exercise Therapy from Camosun College. She now holds both CATA Certified Athletic Therapist and BCAK Practicing Kinesiologist designations.

Quinn specializes in the prevention, assessment and treatment of acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions, and has the ability to provide individualized care for ICBC clients. She has experience providing care to active individuals of all ages and abilities, including olympic-level and recreational athletes in sports such as rugby, hockey, football, basketball and gymnastics.

Her treatment approach is patient-oriented with an emphasis on identifying the root cause of the problem through detailed and ongoing assessment. She utilizes a blend of hands-on manual therapy techniques with exercise rehabilitation, and believes in creating personalized treatment plans that reflect each client’s short and long-term goals.

Quinn is passionate about helping every client achieve their therapeutic goals, whether that is a return to work, to sport, to prevent future injury, or to make activities of daily living pain-free.

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Raya was born and raised on the island and grew up in the small town of Gold River. After moving to Victoria in 2014 and spending several years working in various office settings, she sought a deeper, more meaningful connection with others. This led her to pursue a Diploma in Massage Therapy from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria, BC.

With a holistic approach to care, Raya is passionate about improving her patients overall well-being and quality of life. She focuses on supporting the body’s natural healing processes with an emphasis on regulating the nervous system, promoting deep relaxation, and alleviating stress. She often incorporates myofascial release, trigger point therapy, gentle stretching, and deep tissue massage for a comprehensive treatment.

She strives to create a safe, comfortable space by combining compassionate care and therapeutic expertise. Her goal is to empower you to take an active role in your health and healing.

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Isaac Williams, holding a Bachelor’s in Kinesiology from the University of Victoria and a Doctor of Chiropractic from Palmer College of Chiropractic in San Jose, prioritizes extended chiropractic sessions, emphasizing patient involvement in their health. Specializing in diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal conditions, his comprehensive approach encompasses whole-body care, featuring chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue therapy, personalized exercise rehabilitation, myofascial decompression, and shockwave therapy. Isaac’s dedication stems from witnessing individuals discover their resilience and the transformative impact of chiropractic care, delivering immediate relief, improved function, and sustained well-being through active patient participation.

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Ryn is a West Coast College of Massage Therapy 2400-hour program graduate. Their journey began as a competitive dancer, where they discovered the benefits of holistic approaches to recovery. Since the intro course for WCCMT, Ryn has been enamoured with the practice. They gained experience in the student intern clinic and through outreaches such as the Victoria Native Friendship Centre, The Heights, and the Mental Health Complex Care Inreach.

Ryn’s practice incorporates a combination of General Swedish Massage, Myofascial Release, and Active Modalities. As a non-binary individual, Ryn is particularly passionate about creating a safe and inclusive space for members of the 2SLGBTQIA community—their values centre around providing a nurturing healing space where individuals can leave feeling better.

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For Marcelo, Massage Therapy is about considering the whole person according to the biopsychosocial model of care, an approach to treating that is common at Beta Team-Based Healthcare. He strives to provide his patients with an experience of feeling safe, calm, accepted and heard, so that people feel connected to their bodies and trust in their treatments.

With a background in research and analysis, Marcelo has always been interested in hearing people’s experiences and understanding the impact of those experiences on quality of life. An enthusiasm for healthcare developed from a strong connection with his own physical experience while living in Brazil. Playing volleyball, soccer, capoeira, riding a BMX, playing the guitar and practicing yoga with his wife have guided Marcelo to where he is today in his practice incorporating therapeutic touch that is firm but delicate, intuitive as well as technical and specific while taking into consideration the patients whole health history.

Bringing all of this together, Marcelo shows patients the importance of nervous system regulation and builds upon each individuals own self-healing capacities promoting and effective and long-lasting treatment.

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Aysha is a confident therapist with many years of experience working with all types of injuries and illnesses. Her main focus is stress and anxiety reduction, addictions and PTSD but she has a special interest in influencing athletic performance and pro-active injury prevention. Aysha will work with precision to create balance in all her patients.

Aysha began her acupuncture journey when her own health became vulnerable. On the recommendation of her yoga instructor she made her first visit to a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine (DTCM) and after 3 months of acupuncture treatments, herbs and a wealth of new found knowledge she found more balance and stability with her own health.

Within months Aysha felt a draw to change her life’s path and began her schooling in DTCM. She began her studies at the Alberta College of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine in Calgary. An interest in sports medicine motivated her to attend the Southwest Acupuncture College in Boulder, Colorado where she was trained in Acupuncture Sports Medicine. Aysha is also an Acupuncture Detox Specialist using the NADA protocol to treat addictions and PTSD.

Prior to her recent move to Victoria Aysha had settled into the Comox Valley. Here she enjoyed the slower pace and enjoyed spending time with her kids. She dove right into the West Coast lifestyle and thoroughly enjoyed the amazing community that welcomed her in.

When Aysha’s not with patients you can catch her hiking, in a yoga class, walking on the beach with her pups, or doing something hockey related.

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Jessica is a graduate of the West Coast College of Massage Therapy, in Victoria. She was born and raised in Victoria and has always loved the island.

Jessica is passionate about self-care and incorporating body movement into that. She has a background in dance and working on stage. She was also very involved in sports from a young age and has always loved being active.

Jessica feels very honoured to be able to help clients through their self-care journey. She strives to help her clients feel encouraged and safe in her treatment room. To give her clients a space to relax and connect to their bodies, using both relaxation and engaging techniques.

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(Currently accepting clients ) Isabel (she/her) is passionate about supporting individuals and communities through her diverse roles as a researcher, chef, teacher, advocate, and counsellor. Her approach is grounded in the belief that when individuals feel truly seen and heard, within a compassionate and empowering environment, they are able to access the inner resources needed for healing, growth, and transformation.

Isabel’s therapeutic practice is supported by trauma-informed and person-centered modalities, recognizing the importance of understanding each individual’s unique story within the larger context of their social, cultural, and familial systems. She adapts her approach to each client, striving to meet them where they are and helping them navigate their path forward with sensitivity and care. Her commitment to supporting each client’s unique journey reflects her deep belief in the potential for personal growth, connection, and resilience.

Isabel holds a master’s degree in Social Psychology where she researched how cooking fosters self-understanding and connection, and she continues to enjoy bringing people together through food. Her holistic approach is rooted in evidence-based practices, and she tailors her therapeutic style to fit each client’s unique needs. Isabel encourages deep exploration of emotional connections and has pursued extensive training and education in a number of therapeutic approaches to support her clients, including:

~ Trauma-Informed Care

~ Existential Therapy

~ Gestalt Therapy

~ Relational Therapy

~ Attachment Theory

~ Mindfulness and Meditation

~ San’yas Indigenous Cultural Safety Training

In her work with all people, Isabel’s practice is informed by therapies that focus on self-awareness, understanding, and the creation of meaning and change in one’s life. She frequently dedicates time to continuing education to strengthen her ability to offer support.

Isabel works well with clients navigating challenges such as:

● Anxiety, depression, fear, guilt, shame, negative thoughts, distressing emotions

● Struggles with parenting, challenging behaviors with children and youth

● Sexuality and gender identity

● Trauma and adverse childhood experiences

● Important life decisions, midlife, and end-of-life challenges

● Grief and Loss

● Relationship Counselling

● Chronic Pain and Chronic Fatigue

Throughout her practice, Isabel is committed to supporting people as they navigate their life journeys, helping them discover the strength and insight needed to embrace change and growth. She is currently welcoming new clients to her practice.

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Marianne was born and raised in Victoria, BC where she completed Bachelor of Science Degrees in Biology and Kinesiology at the University of Victoria. From there she went on to complete her Master of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta.

Since then, Marianne has also completed courses in Orthopaedic Manual Therapy, myofascial release, visceral manipulation, pelvic floor rehabilitation, and obtained certificates in medical acupuncture and dry needling.

Marianne has a special interest in treating pelvic floor conditions such as urinary incontinence, diastasis recti, pelvic pain, coccydynia, pelvic floor weakness, pelvic organ prolapse, and pre- and post-partum issues. In addition, she has completed courses on techniques such as the Hypopressive method, Pfilates, K-taping, and visceral manipulation.

In her spare time, Marianne stays active doing CrossFit and exploring the trails, parks, and beaches of Vancouver Island with her husband, 2 children, and dog.

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Please note that Samantha is not seeing any NEW patients, unless concerns are TMJ related

Samantha offers a comprehensive approach to the treatment of her patients.

Often working with people experiencing chronic discomfort disorders Samantha strives to be a resource for her patients while continuing to further her own education in the field of soft tissue therapy. Her practice lies in approaching each patient from a therapeutic perspective and individuals can expect a thoughtful and intuitive query into their health history with the goal of alleviating discomforts and finding the most effective approach to their treatment.

Introducing the importance of education is an integral part of Samantha’s approach to treatment and she is grateful to be a trusted part of their healthcare regime.

Samantha’s practice focuses on some key interests, though she is comfortable, and experienced, working with anyone tolerating chronic pain in their body. She is trusted for her understanding of Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) discomforts, rib, knee, and upper extremity (shoulder to hand) pain, and, more recently, in working with survivors with a focus on re-introducing safe touch.

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Sarah has been a Registered Dietitian since 2014. She strongly believes in supporting people to prevent disease and manage health conditions through small, sustainable changes to the way they eat. She has clinical experience in primary care, long term care, and community nutrition. A good portion of her career was spent working as a dietitian in a grocery store, where she was able to teach cooking classes and workshops on healthy eating. She loves this hands-on approach to food and is passionate about finding practical ways to include nutritious foods into your life.

Sarah grew up north of Toronto, Ontario completing her schooling there before moving to BC. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Food and Nutrition at Western University, and her Masters of Health Science in Nutrition Communication at Ryerson University. Prior to this she worked as a personal trainer and fitness instructor while completing her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at McMaster University. She has had a lifelong love of sports and nutrition, and hopes to pass this on to her young daughters through time spent together in the garden, kitchen and hiking trails on beautiful Vancouver Island.

Sarah is registered as a dietitian in British Columbia and Ontario, and is also a member of Dietitians of Canada. Since 2019, she has practiced as a Certified Craving Change Clinician. This aspect of her practice helps others to understand how their thoughts and feelings affect their eating behaviours, and guides them to better manage these eating triggers to shift toward a healthier relationship with food. She is curently completing the San’yas Indigenous Cultural Safety Training and strives to practice in a manner that is safe and inclusive for all patients. She looks forward to working with you!

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Thiago Menon graduated as a Physiotherapist in 2004 in Brazil and later completed a 6 years program in Osteopathy at the Madrid School of Osteopathy. In 2018, he received his DO from IBO Brazilian Institute of Osteopathy. He had his own practice in Brazil where he had the opportunity to work with a wide range of patients of different ages and conditions. In 2017, he moved to Canada and worked in different locations in Richmond, Vancouver and Calgary.

He has taken a special interest in athletes, as he worked as an Osteopathic Practitioner at Volleyball Maringa of the Super League in Brazil. In Vancouver, he had the opportunity to work with the Women’s Canadian National Volleyball Team during the summer season in 2018 and also with professional ballet dancers.

With a strong background for treating low back pain, headaches, disc hernias, migraines, torticollis, reflux, gastritis, and pediatric/infant care, Thiago uses a wide variety of techniques and skills that allow him to treat with compassion and he enthusiastically commits to the health and well-being of his patients.

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