👋 I’m in Victoria, BC, welcoming clients at Brix Wellness Victoria and Tall Tree Health (James Bay).

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

Interested in booking a massage with me? Looking for info on treatments? You’re in the right place!

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How I Can Help Catherine at a Glance


Book in-clinic treatment

I am based out of two different locations:

Brix Wellness Victoria (Mon & Fri)
4480 W Saanich Rd, Unit #207, Victoria BC
Call 250-704-1178 or book online

Tall Tree Health, James Bay (Sat)
555 Superior St, Victoria, BC 
Call 250-995-0067 or book online

Book a mobile massage

Not able to get to a clinic? My mobile massage service is just the ticket!

I am based in Victoria, BC, and provide my mobile massage services to people in downtown Victoria, including the communities of James Bay, Esquimalt, and Oak Bay.

About myself

  • I’m a licensed RMT with 15+ years of experience working in dynamic environments
  • I am quiet, mature, respectful, and in good standing with the Complementary Health Professionals of BC (CCHPBC)
  • I am comfortable working with many populations and conditions
  • I aim to provide a supportive, effective and healing experience

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Ways I can help

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As an RMT, it is important to me to provide beneficial treatments that help people feel their best.

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Treatment Options


As you explore these treatment options, remember that we can combine different approaches to find what works best for you.

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  • Manual Lymph Drainage

    A gentle massage technique stretches the skin in a rhythmic sequence to increase lymphatic flow.

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  • Face Massage Therapy

    A relaxing yet stimulating treatment of the face, neck and décolletage aiming to decrease face tension, increase blood flow, lymphatic drainage and improve overall tissue health. Face massage therapy helps create awareness of how emotions contribute to stress and changes in our appearance. The intra-oral component benefits relaxation, tense mimic muscles, and jaw tension contributing to headaches.

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  • Therapeutic Massage

    A therapeutic massage assists function and movement and alleviates pain using hands-on techniques, assessment and homecare to achieve specific health goals. Modalities include Swedish massage, stretching, deeper therapeutic techniques, assisting instruments and more to manipulate muscles, connective tissues, tendons and ligaments.

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  • Relaxation Massage

    A relaxation massage has similar therapeutic goals to a traditional massage but also focuses on helping you reach a state where you can breathe deeply, reconnect with your body, and unwind from stressful thoughts. This technique involves longer and slower massage strokes, sometimes including touch to the hands, feet, scalp and face.

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  • Post-Op Massage

    A combination of lymphatic drainage, taping, and light or deep massage techniques aim to break up dense swelling and fibrosis, decrease swelling and increase lymphatic drainage during all stages of healing after postoperative liposuction and fat transfer.

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  • Mobile Massage

    A massage that takes place in your home or another location of choice. Services offered include lymphatic, therapeutic, relaxation, or post-op massage for one or more people in a household or group.

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At the heart of my practice are three principles: healing, inclusivity, and non-judgment. I aim to create a safe, welcoming space for everyone.

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Questions & Answers


  • How should I prepare for a massage?

    Some pre-appointment suggestions:

    • Eat a light snack and stay hydrated
    • Avoid painkillers within 3 hours to preserve your body's natural pain response
    • Arrive 5 minutes early with good hygiene and no strong scents
    • Remove excessive jewellery (often forgotten after sessions)
  • Do you directly bill motor vehicle accidents (ICBC) or WorkSafe BC claims?

    No, I don't offer direct billing for ICBC or WorkSafe BC claims. You'll pay when you come in, and I'll provide you with a comprehensive receipt that makes it easy to submit for reimbursement.

  • Can I fill in my forms online?

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

  • What treatments can I book for a mobile massage?

    I offer the following treatments for my mobile massage service:

    Note that I do not offer deep tissue or heavy-pressure massage in general.

  • Is it normal to feel anxious about getting a massage?

    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.

  • Why is a mobile massage more expensive than an in-clinic massage?

    In-clinic massages cost less because everything's already set up at one location. For mobile massage, you're paying for more than the convenience of the massage itself—I'm at your location for at least 90 minutes total (even for a 60-minute massage) once you factor in my travel time, parking, setup and breakdown, plus my supplies.

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