Massage Therapists in Hochelaga
Dan Reid
Tuina (literally "push and grip") has been an integral part of traditional Chinese medicine for thousands of years. Dan G. Reid is highly skilled in the practice of Tuina in all its forms, which include traditional Chinese osteopathy and sports massage, deep-tissue massage, joint mobilization techniques, cupping, acupressure and topical herbal medicine. In addition to Tuina, Dan offers craniosacral therapy, Thai foot reflexology and the traditional Chinese exercises and stretches prescribed in gongfu (kung fu), qigong and neigong. Tuina is a natural practice that aims to improve the health and vitality of body and mind by restoring balance and alignment (正).
Sorya Nguon-Bélisle
Sorya has been a certified massage therapist since 2014 and is passionate about a variety of healing methods. She offers oil and shiatsu massages, on table, futon and chair.
Emily Brown
Emily studied Tui Na at the Gongfu Research Center in Montreal, where she obtained her Tui Na certification with her teacher Ethan Murchie, Ac. after completing 900 hours of training, including classes, clinical observation and martial arts.
Combining Tui Na with innovative techniques such as craniosacral therapy and moxibustion, she offers a holistic approach to well-being. Many patients report a positive experience and increased well-being after several sessions. Her passion is working with patients to create spaces that are welcoming and rejuvenating.
She is affiliated with the Association Québécoise des Thérapeutes Naturels and can issue insurance receipts for massage therapy sessions. Contact Emily today to schedule your first session and begin your journey to wellness.
Ivan Alejandro Velasco Davalos
Ivan is interested in pedagogical methods that aim to recognize and integrate ancestral knowledge applied to well-being from a decolonial, holistic and mindfulness-oriented scientific perspective.
His approach is mainly inspired by Tolteca / Nahuatl philosophy. The name Kinami, from the Mayan word Ki-Nam, refers to vital energy. The Zen concept, from Mahayana Buddhism, emphasizes the importance of meditation and intuition.
He offers a safe, caring space, and is sensitive to the realities of people who have experienced violence or other forms of oppression. His passion for conscious touch goes back to his childhood, inspired by the wisdom of my grandmother. I've been practicing healing and massage techniques in the Toltec approach since 2014. He holds a certificate in relaxation massage therapy obtained in Mexico. He also has certifications in Reiki 1 and 2 energy healing, as well as a shiatsu certification with professeure Bianca Dirani obtained in Montreal / Tio'tia:ke. This includes notions of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).
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