Monita has been a health practitioner for 15 years and moved from Squamish to Qualicum Beach in 2022 to open up her own her wellness clinic.

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Her treatments combine acupuncture with myofacial trigger point massage, fire cupping, red light therapy, reflexology and nutritional recommendations for the most effective results.

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Monita is passionate about medicine that is natural, evidence-based & effective.. 

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Her specialties include: pain and injuries, autoimmune conditions and chronic health issues.​

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Sabine is passionate about helping people achieve homeostasis by

building productive communications between body and mind through

acupuncture. She remains deeply committed to looking at the body as a

whole and assisting patients in achieving their individual health goals.

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A strong advocate of listening and understanding one’s own body, she

encourages her patients to take active authority over their own health, thus insuring personalized treatments for each of her clients.

Through active dialogue and expansive expertise, she provides each of her

patients with effective and sustaining solutions.

A certified anatomy nerd, Elle is a graduate from the 3400-hour RMT program and has been passionate about the inner workings of the human form for many years. 

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Elle’s areas of interest include TMJ issues; breathing disorders; myofascial release; mental health experiences including anxiety & PTSD; traumatic brain injury; MVAs; post-concussion syndrome; end of life care; as well as the daily maintenance of the physical human experience.

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Brendan has a deep-rooted passion for sports and athletics. He played college football and premiere level baseball as well as playing soccer, basketball, and tennis. He graduated from the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy. Previously he was a certified personal trainer and has coached both football and baseball.

A treatment with Brendan can be quite diverse. He prides himself on having very strong hands and is most comfortable working with deep, precise pressure. Throughout his time at VCMT he developed an appreciation for relaxation treatments as well. Understanding that helping a person let go of their stress can be invaluable.

In his spare time, Brendan loves to travel. He spent over three years traveling before starting RMT school. He still loves to play, enjoying ocean dips and a variety of recreational sports.

Kim just recently moved from Squamish where she worked as a registered massage therapist in a clinical setting.
Kim is currently studying the European Style of Manual Osteopathy and Acupuncture.

Over the years Kim has taken several manual therapy courses such as craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, biodynamic myofascial mobilization, TMJ techniques and manual osteopathy.  
 

Kim uses an osteopathic, whole-body approach in her massage therapy treatments and blends a variety of gentle non-invasive therapeutic techniques that work on a deep fascial level, using the least amount of force needed to obtain tissue change.  
 
Her massage treatments are relaxing and often include the gentle visceral, cranial and biodynamic components, as well as myofascial release, joint mobilizations and may include Intra-oral TMJ techniques.
 
Kim is passionate about assessing each clients’ individual needs and treating them to assist in achieving greater mobility, decreased pain and to restore balance and well-being.
 

Jillian grew up right here on Vancouver Island and later moved to the Mainland to pursue her massage therapy career. She graduated with honours from the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy in 2021.

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Her treatment approach is goal-oriented and highly therapeutic, often integrating deeper techniques with dynamic release to help clients find lasting relief. She focuses on prevention, maintenance, recovery, and rehabilitation — while also encouraging clients to incorporate exercise and stretching into their daily routines so they can get back to the activities they love most.

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Beyond the clinic, Jillian has been a competitive Highland dancer for over 24 years, achieving multiple championships and consistently ranking in the top six dancers in Canada.

She balances her training with cross-discipline conditioning, including strength, endurance, and plyometric exercise. To further support her clients’ active lifestyles, Jillian also earned her personal training certificate in 2019.