Kevin graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy (WCCMT). Kevin has a great passion for sports and has played soccer competitively for most of his life. He has also attended the University of British Columbia, majoring in Biology. Therefore, he has a great interest in kinesiology and the anatomy of the human body. Kevin likes to focus on treating neck pain, back pain, and tension headaches. However, this does not limit him from treating other parts of the body as he is able to use his knowledge and create a treatment plan accordingly.
Elysa is a graduate of the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy. She has been in the massage therapy industry for nearly two years. In addition to having an extensive background in personal training and fitness competitions, she has a passion for professional dance. Elysa integrates functional aspects of personal training into treatment and home-care to ensure each patient leaves with the intention of continuing their rehabilitation program at home with confidence.
Elysa considers her style of treatment to be more muscle manipulation than a traditional massage; little creams/oils are used throughout treatment in order to fully manipulate each target area.
Elysa is both efficient and effective when addressing her patient’s immediate concerns. Each patient receives a plan of action for their personalized long-term goals.
The Vancouver College of Massage Therapy has allowed Elysa to gain experience in a variety of massage areas including but not limited to: athletic rehabilitation, pregnancy, systemic conditions, migraines, TMJ, and spinal cord injuries.
Elysa utilizes fundamental treatment modalities including therapeutic practices such as deep tissue, trigger point, neuromuscular, craniosacral, joint mobilization (stretching), myofascial therapy, and P.N.F. (Peripheral Neuromuscular Facilitation Stretching).
Frank is the owner of MAINLAND MASSAGE THERAPY LTD. Frank graduated from WCCMT in 1997 and through his 19 years of massage experience has gained extensive skills in all aspects of massage therapy’s facets. He brings his knowledge, passion, and aptitude for sports into his treatments, as he is an avid soccer player. His resume includes work with the BC Lions football club from 1997-2000, the Canadian National soccer team, Iron Man competitors, and many other professional athletes. Altering each treatment to the specific needs of the client, Frank is dedicated to finding the treatment plan with the highest level of success.
Frank uses a wide variety of modalities: Myofascial Release, Neuromuscular Therapy, Deep Tissue Therapy, Joint Mobilizations, and P.N.F. (Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation Stretching).
As an avid competitor in National bodybuilding competitions, Moe has built his career working on the human body. He enjoys treating athletes of all ages and has extensive experience with sports-related injuries. He utilizes his knowledge of trigger point therapy, joint mobilization, myofascial release, and IASTM (Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization) in his practice. Moe has 15 years of personal training experience working with a wide range of clients. With a background in sports conditioning, Moe is able to better address all the needs of his patients and customize the most effective required treatment for them; whether sport/deep tissue massage, Swedish massage, or among many other techniques. Moe will also provide you with patient education, rehabilitative exercises, and effective home care strategies for long lasting results.
Daniel graduated from Simon Fraser University with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. He is also a graduate of the Pacific Coast University College of Holistic Medicine. At this school, he received profound practical clinical experience and was trained in acupuncture and adjunct therapies which include: Tuina (Chinese Massage), Moxibustion, Cupping, Electro-needling, Guasha (Scraping), and Auriculotherapy. After graduation, Daniel volunteered and gained practical experience by treating a wide range of patients at churches, different communities, and his soccer team. Throughout his experience, he has discovered that acupuncture offers effective treatment methods for individuals with different external or internal symptoms. He is also interested in the rehabilitation of injured athletes and individuals suffering from acute or chronic pain conditions. Daniel is patient-centered and encourages patients to give him feedbacks because communication between a practitioner and a patient is essential in the treatment and recovery process. Daniel speaks Korean and English. In his spare time, he loves to spend time with his wife, enjoys hiking and traveling, and playing soccer.
