Meet
Suzanne
Since childhood, Suzanne has been drawn to caring for others.
With her fathers terminal diagnosis of brain cancer during her childhood, she spent time caring for her father solidifying her desire to help others, and to help manage their pain and maintain, or increase their mobility.
Suzanne decided on Massage Therapy as her craft and graduated from WCCMT in 2009. Massage therapy allowed her to work and travel throughout many parts of the world, and volunteer with the Canadian Paralympic Alpine Ski Team during the 2010 Olympic games in Whistler, BC.
Suzanne and is settled back in her hometown of South Surrey with her husband and two young girls. In 2015 Suzanne found inspiration in Osteopathy, and started her education journey once more. She has since completed the five-year Osteopathic training, and is now an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner (DOMP). Her Osteopathic title allows her to treat patients with more precision, a gentle touch, and integrates well with her existing knowledge of Massage Therapy.
When Suzanne can get away from the office, she spends her time with her family or in the forest. Very active in the community you may see her hiking, running, biking or playing at the beach or park with her two daughters and husband.
Areas of Focus: Pain and Dysfunction post MVA, Acute and Chronic Pain, Scar tissue correction, Visceral adhesions, Fascial release, Digestive issues, Fertility support, Postural Correction, Women’s Health Pre and Postnatal, Cranio-sacral therapy, Post-concussion syndrome, Headaches, Vertigo, TMJD, Pelvic floor dysfunction.