Corinne Compton graduated from OVCMT massage therapy program in Vernon in 1997. With over 20 years of experience, Corinne’s approach to treatment is to treat dysfunction and relieve pain, but also to educate patients to becoming active participants in moving forward with their health.

Corinne relocated with family August 2021 from Victoria to Shawnigan and is looking forward to connecting with the community and everything it has to offer.

Corinne offers direct billing to Pacific Blue Cross, Greenshield and the extended health plan companies that use the Telus Health Portal, which includes Great West Life/Canada Life.

Corinne Compton graduated from OVCMT massage therapy program in Vernon in 1997. With over 20 year... Read More

I integrate massage therapy and osteopathy into individual treatment plans based on assessment, special tests, intake forms, and goals.

Osteopathy is a type of manual therapy that promotes healing by focusing on how the skeleton, joints, muscles, nerves, and connective tissues all work together. Gentle movements are used by manual osteopathic practitioners to address issues with the spine, joints, muscles, organs, fascia, and fluids. It is the detection and reversal of mechanical and physiological shifts that occur over time. We provide full Osteopathic Treatments for everyone.

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Following graduation with a BSc. majoring in Psychology (University of Alberta, 1972), Ron began his career as a Child and Youth Counsellor at the Youth Development Centre in Edmonton AB. Two years later, he moved to Red Deer AB, where he worked in the Psychology and Social Work departments at Michener Center.

In 1976, he and an associate founded what became Heritage Family Services. The Agency evolved as a leading social service provider, primarily in Red Deer, AB, but throughout Central Alberta. They developed and operated programs that provided a full spectrum of specialized child welfare and family support programs pursuing the highest quality of care. With a staff of over 85 professionals and caregivers, they provided comprehensive client assessments, psychological services, intensive treatment programs, alternate schooling, family support and outreach services.

He maintained an active participation with the Alberta Association of Services for Children and Families, contributing to the development and implementation of standards of practice, and a peer review process leading to accreditation. He received, in recognition of exemplary service, a lifetime membership award in 1990.

Ron maintained an active pursuit of enhancing his personal skills throughout his career, through professional associations, and training workshops. He then retired to Mill Bay in 1996, with his wife and four children. He is “living the dream”.

Recently, he has developed a need to do more, more to give his life meaning. Based on his interests, his skills and experiential background, he decided to advance his training into the field of hypnotherapy. He is delighted with the depth, scope and professionalism of the Horizon School of Hypnotherapy from which he will be graduating. The school’s association and leadership in CACHE Canada attests to its highest regard for professional standards.

“Working with Ron was an amazing experience. Ron was able to help me address issues in my past that I could see real time changes with. I highly recommend his services.” ~ Shawn Macnab

Hypnotherapy methods deal directly with the client’s powerful subconscious mind. It is estimated that the conscious mind accounts for approximately 5% of our cognitive “power” or consciousness. The subconscious mind accounts for approximately 95% of a person’s cognitive power. A hypnotherapist deals directly with the subconscious beliefs a client may have about themselves, or others, which affect their experience in life and their behaviour.

Using a client-centered approach, he limits his scope and efforts to deal directly with agreed upon goals identified by you, the client. It is at a facilitative subconscious level that he directs his efforts to help you, the client, to overcome a problem or achieve insight into an issue.

Alter behaviors you are displeased with

Understand and change the imprint of past experiences

Gain insight into an issue that is affecting how you feel

Tap into the creative mind and find solutions to problems that were previously elusive

Understand where emotions stem from and change how you respond to events

Be receptive to suggestions to enhance your well being and health

Ron looks forward to utilizing these skills to assist you in achieving your full potential.

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Certified and Registered as a Reflexology Therapist through the Reflexology Association of Canada, R.A.C., Kristen uses her knowledge of the body’s systems, and experience in health and wellness to provide a restorative and balancing session. Using sensitive, trained hand techniques, Kristen can detect small deposits and imbalances in the body systems, and by working on these reflex points, can release the blockages and restore the body to optimal function.

When she isn’t practicing reflexology, Kristen enjoys gardening and preserving food, building things, playing classical cello, making handmade bath and body items like soap and shampoo, and spending time with her family and 3 cats (2 are special needs).

Kristen has a fascination for the inner workings of the human body and the capacity for connection, self-healing and the importance of nutrition.

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Hannah is a registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner (herbalist & acupuncturist). She’s passionate about using traditional Chinese methods to help people reduce pain and stay healthy.

She specializes, but is not limited to, the treatment of the following diseases; insomnia, depression, anxiety, menopause syndrome, sequelae of stroke, children with ADHD, eczema, dysmenorrhea, infertility and other gynecological diseases.

Hannah enjoys sharing her natural remedies with clients at the clinic. Please get in touch if you have questions or would like to book an appointment.

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Dr. Welham graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College after completing a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of British Columbia. She has experience in the prescription of custom orthotics and she adjusts foot restrictions.

Dr. Welham excels at finding the hidden cause using Chiropractic care. Highly intuitive and spiritual, she uses energy work and cranial sacral therapy to shift a joint into a better position. Using such a light touch, she attracts those who were previously scared to see a Chiropractor but who recognize the value in being healthy.

Recently, Dr. Welham has focused her post-graduate training on cranial adjusting or shifting the bones of the skull. Yes, the skull bones can move! Sometimes the natural glide between bones gets stuck and causes big headaches. Concussion symptoms, sinus pressure and jaw pain all respond exceptionally well to cranial adjusting. Cranial adjusting is different from cranial sacral therapy, although the two modes of healing are often used in conjunction with each other.

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