At Broadway @ Yew Chiropractic & Massage, our registered Massage Therapists will uncover the deep-seated reasons for the pain you are feeling.
Massage therapy is one of the oldest healing arts, dating back thousands of years. Combining the latest technologies and techniques, our registered Massage Therapists can assist you with a wide range chronic conditions, including low back pain, arthritis, bursitis, fatigue, high blood pressure, diabetes, immunity suppression, depression, and more.
Additionally, massage helps relieve the stress and tension of everyday living that can lead to disease and illness. All it takes is one consultation with our therapists to identify the possible causes of your discomfort.
Our 3 full-time registered Massage Therapists provide the following types of care:

Doug is a veteran Massage Therapist who's been practicing for 14 years since his graduation from West Coast College in 1995. Doug joined Broadway @ Yew in 2007. His focus is on pain management and relief, and he works comprehensively with occupational strain and chronic muscle stiffness. Doug also has advanced training in reflexology.

Victoria is a graduate of the West Coast College (2005) and has been practicing massage therapy for over 4 years. Victoria joined Broadway @ Yew in February of 2010. She focuses on providing treatment by approaching your body in its entirety while taking into consideration your individual health goals. She firmly believes education is the key to helping each client achieve a healthy, pain-free lifestyle.
She is experienced in a multidisciplinary setting and has exceptional case management skills, particularly assisting those dealing with chronic, painful conditions.

Candice graduated from Sutherland- Chan school in Toronto in 2007. After her studies she traveled extensively throughout Asia and Africa learning the likes of Thai massage, Rieki, yoga and countless hours of meditation. Candice's style resonates towards deep tissue, acupressure and stretching to open up energy lines and facilitate healing from within. Recently she has completed the upper extremity portion of A.R.T and is eager to incorporate this into her practice. She believes that healing is a process and comes from an amalgamation of different facets in life, and looks forward to being one of them.
For more information on Massage Therapists and the message therapy profession, you can visit the following organizations: