Five Elements Acupressure is an ancient form of holistic healing that connects how the body reacts to the environment based on each individual’s Causative Factor. It consists of classical Chinese acu-theory, Five Elements theory and is non-invasive. Acu-points are held in different locations on the body at the same to relieve tension not only at the site of the point, but throughout the entire body. This method of healing is about bringing balance back into your body and your life. The CHI or life energy can become imbalanced along the meridians as a result of trauma. Meridians are the energy pathways through the body and have been mapped out by western scientists by using sensitive electrical devices. Imbalances can be found in the body, mind or spirit. By holding the acu-points, signals are sent to the brain that influence the flow of energy and helps to correct imbalance which releases tension, pain, and stuck emotions. Acupressure enables the body to adapt to environmental changes and resist illness.

You’re in good hands with Emmanuelle as your Registered Massage Therapist. In BC, RMTs are health professionals regulated by the College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia. Emmanuelle has undergone rigorous formal training in order to provide you with effective treatment. This training includes post-secondary education in health sciences and in clinical applications of massage therapy, as well as successful completion of a multi-component registration exam administered by CMTBC.
Massage Therapy can help improve many dysfunctions, from acute injury rehabilitation to prevention and maintenance of general overall health. While individual programs can vary, a program may include specialized hydrotherapy, core stabilization, and strengthening exercises. These programs are often progressive in nature, initially addressing the pain, discomfort, and inflammation associated with injuries. As treatment progresses, Emmanuelle will address the underlying cause and work to rehabilitate the patient.
Research shows that massage therapy is effective in reducing fibrosis and contracture, improving circulation, reducing muscular spasm, controlling pain, improving respiratory function and affecting the emotions stored in the body.