Massage

Jayme completed her Bachelor of Science from University of Winnipeg in Athletic Therapy, completing her certification in 2010. She then went on to complete her Massage Therapy at the Massage Therapy College of Manitoba.

Growing up, Jayme was always involved in sports. She has worked and volunteered with St. Paul’s High School football, hockey, soccer, and basketball, as well as with provincial football and lacrosse, and professional musicians. She has also volunteered with the Winnipeg Jets and recently finished working with Cirque du Soleil. Jayme previously worked with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers as a student in Athletic Therapy, and then as a Massage Therapist following her graduation.

Education

Certified Athletic Therapist (CAT[C])
Advance Registered Massage Therapist (Adv. RMT)
Certified Sport First Responder

Interests

Camping
Hiking
Yoga
Running

Blake Zimmerman graduated from Wellington College of Remedial Massage Therapies in 2016. Blake’s love for the body and movement, originally came from her love of dance, however, her love for massage therapy began two weeks into massage therapy while learning medical terminology. Blake sees everyone as a puzzle and feels a small victory finding each puzzle piece. Using a variety of massage techniques, each treatment plan is designed based on the client’s specific wants and needs and is always changing depending on what is needed during each visit. Blake loves to treat problems and find the source but also believes in the benefits of relaxation massage when it is therapeutically necessary.

Education

Registered Massage Therapist
Spa therapy and treatments
Aroma therapy
Fascial integration
Reflexology
Visceral manipulation

Interests

Dance
Flute
Camping with her dogs
Hiking in BC with family
Learning new things
Listening to stories

Felicia didn’t always know she wanted to be an RMT but always knew she was meant to help people. After high school, she attended the University of Manitoba where she achieved a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. She worked in the mental health sector, helping people living with addictions, developmental delays, and people who have experienced homelessness. While she found this rewarding, Felicia felt like she needed to help people in a more physical way.

Felicia began working alongside other massage therapists as a receptionist and soon fell in love with the profession. She received treatments and noticed huge improvements in her activities and daily living. The massage therapists she met were so passionate about their role in health care that Felicia felt inspired to pursue Massage Therapy as well. Felicia completed her studies at Wellington College for Remedial Massage Therapies in June of 2020. She is passionate about the work she does and feels honoured to contribute to the health of others. Felicia strongly believes in an integrated approach in achieving any health related goal. She respects and appreciates the work of her colleagues and will always make sure her clients are receiving the best care possible.

Along with massage, Felicia loves being active. Activities she enjoys include ringette, olympic weightlifting, soccer, boxing, and hiking.

Education

Wellington College for Remedial Massage Therapies Diploma in 2020
Pre and Post Sports Event Massage
Cranial and Sacral Palpation and Treatment
CPR for Health Care Provider Level C
University of Manitoba Bachelor of Arts Degree in 2016