A graduate from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy, she is committed to continuously learning through clinical experience and on-going education in her field.
Meaghan is interested in how the body heals innately; how it functions in the presence of various stressors, and how individuals subjectively view their own health. Recognizing that the body and mind work together to maintain balance, it is her intention with her practice to help remove any blocks that may compromise the system.
The summer months bring a specific type of injury caused by being more active, and many of Meaghan’s clients are seen this time of year for injuries of “over use”. These would include injuries such as shin splints and rotator cuff injuries, as well as more pre and post treatment massages after various races such as the MEC runs and Iron-man events. During the rest of the year, the majority of her clientele seek her expertise for help combating the aches and pains caused by everyday life.
Meaghan is actively involved in the dance community, and treats many local dancers who suffer with hyper-mobility issues or injuries. Meaghan has been dancing with the Passion and Performance Troop for the past 6 years.
When not practicing Meaghan can be found training at her local gym, spending time outside with her dogs hiking and training for triathlons, as well as finding time to spend with her family and friends.
Meagan’s clinic schedule is Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesday, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. She is currently taking new patients.