Interns are body workers on their way to becoming Registered Massage Therapists (RMTs).
Interns have completed over 2300 hours in their Massage Therapy Program.
They offer Massage treatments while they wait to take their licensing exams to becoming fully registered practitioners.
Intern massage therapy is an affordable option for patients looking for quality care at a reduced rate. Treatments are provided by advanced massage therapy students who have completed over 2,300 hours of training and are gaining clinical experience while preparing for their licensing exams. Because interns are not yet fully registered, treatments are offered at a lower cost, making this a great choice for those without extended health coverage or seeking low-cost massage therapy in East Vancouver.
An Intern Massage is a great alternative to a standard Registered Massage Therapy treatment
Especially good for patients:
- without extended health coverage
- who have exhausted their annual benefits
- wanting treatments between usual RMT appointments
- who want relaxation & to de-stress
- wanting all of the physical & emotional benefits of a RMT session without the cost
Intern treatments are offered at a reduced rate.
*Please note that Student Intern treatments are Not covered by any insurance provider
Meet Chloe!
Chloe (they/she) is in their final semester at Vancouver College of Massage Therapy and will be offering body work treatments as they prepare to write final exams.
Chloe has been been providing bodywork in the community (Ronald McDonald House, Pacifica Treatment Centre, The Summit Intellectual Disabilities Society, and Friends for Life Society) and looks forward to working with the Trikinetic community too.
They are especially interested in continuing to work with patients with Hypermobility, Autoimmune conditions, Migraines, Headaches, Spinal Cord trauma, Respiratory issues, and Dysautonomia. Chloe is familiar with general Swedish, neuromuscular and myofascial release techniques, as well as Trigger Points, referral patterns, joint mobilizations, manual muscle tests, stretches, hydrotherapy, and home care exercises.
Chloe is committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and accessible space for patients of all gender identities, sexual orientations and backgrounds.
When not studying they love to get outside with their dog, go swimming, collect stickers and enjoy a variety of crafty hobbies.
Chloe will be seeing clients at Trikinetic starting in January
