Hello! I’m Catherine, an experi­enced RMT based in Victoria, BC.

Yes. After booking your first appointment, you'll receive health intake and insurance forms via email. Simply complete and submit them online.

Yes, I welcome clients with mobility challenges. To ensure I can serve you effectively, there are a few things to consider before your appointment:

For safety reasons, you'll need to be able to get onto and off the massage table either independently or with minimal assistance. You should also be comfortable either turning over during the session or, if needed, briefly getting off the table for repositioning.

If you have questions about whether massage therapy would work well for your specific situation, I'm happy to discuss your needs when you get in touch with me.

Yes, both lymphatic drainage and traditional massage can be beneficial during cancer treatment. MLD is gentle and soothing, but also helps optimize lymphatic function. Other massage approaches can ease muscle tension and manage stress.

If you’re concerned, consult your oncologist before massage therapy during cancer treatment to ensure it fits your care plan. I avoid massaging tumor sites and radiated areas, as these become sensitive and fragile. Mepitel Film can help protect irritated skin from clothing friction.

Yes, I bring my massage table to all mobile appointments. I will massage clients on my table only, not in personal beds or wheelchairs.

Yes, feeling nervous about getting a massage is completely normal. Common reasons include first-time jitters, body image concerns, past experiences, personal boundaries around touch, physical sensitivities, health considerations, cultural or religious beliefs, and trauma history.

Your comfort is the priority. As your massage therapist, I'm here to listen to your concerns, respect your boundaries, and adapt the treatment to your needs. You have complete control over your massage experience and can communicate what feels comfortable or not so good at any time.