New Patients Welcome | No Referral Necessary | We accept WCB / ICBC / MSP
Comprehensive Massage Therapy for Kamloops
Whether you suffer from tendinitis, recently had a baby, or are an athlete in need of relief, Total Health Clinic offers massage therapy that serves your needs. We incorporate your feedback to find the right massage therapy treatment that will relax and stimulate. Our team brings their skills to the following injuries and concerns:
Our services include:
Contact us today to find relief with our massage therapy services.
PRIVATE FEES:
60 minute massage = $120
45 minute massage = $95
30 minute massage = $75
SUBSIDIZED MSP/ICBC PATIENT FEES:
60 minute massage = $92
45 minute massage = $67
30 minute massage = $47
Our Appointment Types and Price Plan
New patients are required to fill out our Massage Therapy Forms.
*Initial massage visits require a 45 or 60 minute appointment
OUR MASSAGE THERAPISTS
Stacey Ligtenberg – RMT
Stacey and her family moved to Kamloops in 2001, and she can’t think of a better place to be, as Kamloops has so many places that support your healthy lifestyle, including great clinics to go to when you need a tune-up. Total Health Clinic is proud to be one of them, and as our name indicates, we’re a one-stop shop with everything you need to get on the way to being a healthier you.
Stacey has been a Registered Massage Therapist since 1994, graduating from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Vancouver. Since then she has continued her education, taking various courses in pregnancy and baby massage, cranial sacral, ortho-bionomy, mood and sleep disorders and many more. Stacey’s goal is to provide you with whatever manual therapy you need to get you moving freely again and keep you that way! Come and see her at Total Health Clinic today.
Member in good standing at the CMTBC (College of Massage Therapists of BC)
Courtney Mackenzie - RMT
Courtney graduated in 2010 from the 3000 hour Massage Therapy program at Okanagan Valley College of Massage Therapy in Vernon, BC. Being born and raised in Kamloops, she knew she wanted to come back and start her practice. Courtney works with patients of all ages and abilities to help them reach their goals. She has taken course work in Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM), as well as courses in advanced deep tissue work, cervical and lumbar spine injury as well as the shoulder, hip, pelvis, knees and ankles. She works hard to empower her patients in managing their injury and tailoring a treatment plan unique to them in order to return to pre-injury daily life.
When Courtney isn’t working as an RMT, she’s busy with her husband and 2 kids outside enjoying the mountains on bikes or skis.
Member in good standing at the CMT BC (College of Massage Therapists of BC).
Holly Mitchell - RMT
Holly is a new RMT with several years of experience working in a spa setting. She prides herself on being able to help her patients feel comfortable and relaxed while still providing therapeutic results. Holly enjoys utilizing a combination of various techniques based on the condition being treated, including myofascial release, trigger point release, stretching and active release. She looks forward to progressing in her new career under the guidance of her new coworkers.
TARA TOMBE - RMT
Tara graduated in 2012 from the 3000 hour Massage Therapy program at the West Coast College in Victoria. Since graduating she has taken many continuing education courses. Some of which include IASTM (Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization), deep tissue techniques, thoracic spine and rib cage joint mobilizations and muscle energy techniques. Tara uses a wide variety of treatment modalities including trigger point release, myofascial release, joint mobilizations, IASTM, Swedish massage, and advanced deep tissue work. Tara enjoys working with a variety of patients and will adjust treatment to individual needs.
Tara was born and raised in Kamloops. Outside of massage therapy, Tara enjoys everything outdoors such as snowboarding, biking, playing soccer and hiking.
Member in good standing at the CMTBC (College of Massage Therapists of BC)