As an active outdoor enthusiast with a physical occupation, Tara understands greatly the need for self-care and mind/body balance. The desire to achieve health and wellness in her own life, ignited a passion to help others enjoy optimal quality of life and gain greater ease and mobility in daily activities – both at work and play.

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Tara’s journey as an RMT began 15 years ago, and has involved continuous learning and expanding her knowledge. In recent years, she became fascinated and curious about fascia and the complex and dynamic healing ability of the body. This led her to study Bio-Dynamic Fascial Integration (BFI).  

BFI is a holistic approach to treatment that looks beyond the site of injury and/or pain, integrates structure anatomy and function throughout the whole body and considers how they are interdependent to one another.

Jen has been practising massage therapy for over 15 years. She enjoys fostering a relaxing space to de-stress while at the same time working with a therapeutic focus.

Jen has completed a variety of continuing education courses to add to her toolbox. She utilizes several techniques including myofascial release, cranio-sacral, manual lymphatic drainage, scar release, trigger point therapy, and Swedish massage to help patients tap into their body’s innate wisdom to heal itself.

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Some conditions that she regularly treats are neck and back pain, headaches, chronic pain, soft tissue injuries, pregnancy (pre and post-natal), caesarean recovery, and stress-related conditions​

Laura graduated from the 3000 hour program at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in New Westminster in 2009. She has also been working towards her Diploma in Osteopathy Manual Practice for the past five years. She has taken many Myofascial, Cranio-Sacral, Visceral manipulation, and joint mobilization courses which she utilizes in the majority of her treatments. 
 
She will take into account the whole body when assessing and treating people, for the location that pain is felt may not be the only contributing factor. She works specifically to create movement between adjacent tissues be it muscles, bones, ligaments, or organs to maintain or restore functional movement.
 
She understands how pain affects a person’s daily life as she has learned a lot from rehabilitating her own chronic pain problems. 

Laura is looking forward to meeting you and helping your body restore its optimal health.

Kristi has more than 20 years experience as an RMT graduating from the 3 year program at West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2002. She works with her clients to achieve optimum and realistic musculoskeletal goals based on each individual's specific needs. She listens carefully and intently to get any clues from the medical history to help get a good sense of where one is at in their healing journey.

Kristi believes that our bodies have a story to tell and it is a privilege for her to be a facilitator catering her treatments to focus on what is happening in the present moment. She mostly uses traditional Swedish and Myofascial techniques combined with more gentle Craniosacral type work as the body presents itself.

Kristi is new to the Island and spent many years in Nelson and the Sea to Sky area doing massage while also working as an Education Assistant. She is looking forward to becoming more a part of the Cumberland community and enjoying all that living here has to offer especially exploring all the natural beauty that Vancouver Island is known for.

Pamela offers a flexible schedule with daytime, evening, and weekend appointments available, making it easy to find a time that works for you.

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​Pamela is a recent graduate from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria, BC. After making the move to the Comox valley to be closer to nature and her partner, she is ready to kick start her career. With a focused treatment approach, mixing General Swedish with trigger point release techniques, she flows and relaxes the surrounding area, while zoning into areas of discomfort. Supported by her love of snowboarding, paddle boarding, and roller derby (currently playing with the NIRDs, here in the Comox Valley); She is passionate about continued education in the realms of outside rehabilitation (returning people to play) and deep tissue sports massage. 

Kira graduated from the Registered Massage Therapy program at Kootenay Columbia College of Integrative Health Sciences in 2024, building on her diploma in Human Kinetics (Kinesiology) from Okanagan College.

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With a background in ballet, Kira’s passion for movement has always been central to her life. After transitioning from dance due to injuries, she explored various forms of movement and outdoor activities, furthering her knowledge of the body. This led her to yoga teacher training and eventually kinesiology. During her studies, Kira developed a desire for a more hands-on approach to supporting others in their physical health, which ultimately led her to pursue a career in massage therapy.

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Kira integrates her kinesiology background with massage therapy to assist clients in regaining function, reducing pain, and improving overall well-being. She incorporates a variety of techniques, including myofascial release, trigger point release, Swedish techniques, joint mobilizations, and stretching, to create personalized treatment plans. Kira is committed to providing an inclusive environment where each session is tailored to meet individual needs and goals.

Kirsten, owner of Cumberland Village Wellness, is an experienced Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) based in Cumberland since 2009. Residing within the traditional unceded territory of the K’ómoks, Eiksan, and Pentlatch people, Kirsten is deeply connected to the community where she lives and works.

With over two decades of experience, she's committed to client wellness. Certified in Aromatherapy Massage in 2001, Kirsten then completed the three-year RMT program in 2008 at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy.

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As a skilled RMT and compassionate guide in therapeutic care, Kirsten offers a mindful approach to treatments for various surgeries. She has completed all levels of training with the Mastectomy Guide for Health Professionals and  the MG mentorship 6-month program. ​