Meet the Team
Jennifer (Jay) James
Owner, RMT,
Registered Massage Therapist
Jay works Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. She is currently accepting new and returning patients.
Jennifer graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 1992. She was appointed to the board of the College of Massage therapy for 6 years and serve on the Ethics and Discipline committee from 1993-1997. She was a board examiner for the British Columbia College of Massage Therapists from 1997-2006.
Jennifer has taken many postgraduate classes since she graduated and is committed to constant learning and understanding of how the body works.
She has taken extensive courses in Cranial Sacral therapy – graduate from a 3-year program from Windwood institute of Cranial therapy, and Upledger cranial and visceral therapy. Jennifer has also taken deep tissue massage from Paul St. John neuromuscular therapy, and osteopathic muscle energy courses. In June of 2010 she had an exciting opportunity to participate in a course from France that was offered for the first time in Western Canada and USA. Jennifer completed the course August 2011 from the Institute for G.D.S. Muscular Chains and Techniques, which completely changed how Jennifer assesses and treats the body. For treatments patients need to bring shorts for the postural assessment portion of the session.
I based my treatments on observing mobility of the entire body, with the goal to realign dysfunctions that are palpated and observed.
I test the body’s joints and fascia for suppleness or restrictions then these imbalances are realigning. Resulting in a treatment that is balancing the whole body, not just addressing the area of complaint.
My professional designation is a RMT however I no longer use Swedish massage techniques (I do not use oils in treatment). The modalities I treat with are: Craniosacral, Joint Mobilizations, Myofascial Release, Visceral Manipulation techniques and GDS Articular Chains.
Owner, RMT,
Registered Massage Therapist
Jay works Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. She is currently accepting new and returning patients.
Jennifer graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 1992. She was appointed to the board of the College of Massage therapy for 6 years and serve on the Ethics and Discipline committee from 1993-1997. She was a board examiner for the British Columbia College of Massage Therapists from 1997-2006.
Jennifer has taken many postgraduate classes since she graduated and is committed to constant learning and understanding of how the body works.
She has taken extensive courses in Cranial Sacral therapy – graduate from a 3-year program from Windwood institute of Cranial therapy, and Upledger cranial and visceral therapy. Jennifer has also taken deep tissue massage from Paul St. John neuromuscular therapy, and osteopathic muscle energy courses. In June of 2010 she had an exciting opportunity to participate in a course from France that was offered for the first time in Western Canada and USA. Jennifer completed the course August 2011 from the Institute for G.D.S. Muscular Chains and Techniques, which completely changed how Jennifer assesses and treats the body. For treatments patients need to bring shorts for the postural assessment portion of the session.
I based my treatments on observing mobility of the entire body, with the goal to realign dysfunctions that are palpated and observed.
I test the body’s joints and fascia for suppleness or restrictions then these imbalances are realigning. Resulting in a treatment that is balancing the whole body, not just addressing the area of complaint.
My professional designation is a RMT however I no longer use Swedish massage techniques (I do not use oils in treatment). The modalities I treat with are: Craniosacral, Joint Mobilizations, Myofascial Release, Visceral Manipulation techniques and GDS Articular Chains.
Aysha Rempel
RMT (Registered Massage Therapist)
Aysha works Tuesdays and Thursdays. She is accepting returning patients only.
Aysha graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in August 2008.
Aysha incorporates many techniques into her treatments such as myofascial release, deep tissue massage, and stretching to encourage the healing process. She is passionate about working with pre and post natal women, children and athletes. She has experience working with low back pain, headaches, migraines, sinusitis, pregnancy, arthritis, strains and sprains, frozen shoulder and postural abnormalities.
Aysha has experience massaging the Vancouver Whitecaps and is currently teaching at the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy.
Aysha believes that integrating therapies such as accupuncture, chiropractic care and physiotherapy along with massage therapy can have a positive effect on the body and mind.
RMT (Registered Massage Therapist)
Aysha works Tuesdays and Thursdays. She is accepting returning patients only.
Aysha graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in August 2008.
Aysha incorporates many techniques into her treatments such as myofascial release, deep tissue massage, and stretching to encourage the healing process. She is passionate about working with pre and post natal women, children and athletes. She has experience working with low back pain, headaches, migraines, sinusitis, pregnancy, arthritis, strains and sprains, frozen shoulder and postural abnormalities.
Aysha has experience massaging the Vancouver Whitecaps and is currently teaching at the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy.
Aysha believes that integrating therapies such as accupuncture, chiropractic care and physiotherapy along with massage therapy can have a positive effect on the body and mind.
Linda Warren
RMT (Registered Massage Therapist)
Linda works Wednesdays and is currently accepting new patients.
Linda Warren graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in April 2009, where she received her diploma in Registered Massage Therapy. She then continued to obtain a Bachelor of Health Science at Thompson Rivers University in 2011.
With an interest in health and fitness, she likes to take a client-directed approach to meet her client’s goals and needs. Linda especially likes to focus on home care exercises and stretches to supplement her treatments, along with postural awareness recommendations. Linda’s treatment may include deep tissue massage, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, passive stretching, joint mobilizations and Swedish techniques. When not treating clients, Linda enjoys running, practicing yoga, and getting lost in a good book!
RMT (Registered Massage Therapist)
Linda works Wednesdays and is currently accepting new patients.
Linda Warren graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in April 2009, where she received her diploma in Registered Massage Therapy. She then continued to obtain a Bachelor of Health Science at Thompson Rivers University in 2011.
With an interest in health and fitness, she likes to take a client-directed approach to meet her client’s goals and needs. Linda especially likes to focus on home care exercises and stretches to supplement her treatments, along with postural awareness recommendations. Linda’s treatment may include deep tissue massage, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, passive stretching, joint mobilizations and Swedish techniques. When not treating clients, Linda enjoys running, practicing yoga, and getting lost in a good book!
Eeva Valiharju
RMT (Registered Massage Therapist)
Eeva works Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and 2 Saturdays per month. She is accepting returning patients only.
I graduated from the 3000 hour massage therapy program at West Coast College of Massage Therapy in December 2006. I have experienced the benefits of massage therapy and want to share that with others. In 2000 I had a serious car accident that left me with whiplash, soft tissue injuries, muscle weakness, and headaches. I sought out treatment from my chiropractor. She advised me to get massage therapy treatments as well. It was this combination that helped me to recover. The skilled treatments I received from my RMT led me to choose a career in this field after I moved to Vancouver from Ontario. I use a combination of treatments including Swedish massage, Trigger Point therapy, Muscle Energy and passive stretching techniques. Additionally I recommend the use of combined therapy treatments such as physio therapy, chiropractic and acupuncture for the body’s overall health.
In June 2015 I returned to Vancouver and Turning Point Wellness after taking time to travel Europe and India for seven months. It was an incredible time for me to see and learn about the world and myself. In 2019 I completed the Camino de Santiago walk/pilgrimage through the north of Spain, traversing over 600 km on foot. Travel is something I still do and helps me to see all the wonder in the world and to be grateful that I live where I do and do what I love as I grow my practice.
RMT (Registered Massage Therapist)
Eeva works Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and 2 Saturdays per month. She is accepting returning patients only.
I graduated from the 3000 hour massage therapy program at West Coast College of Massage Therapy in December 2006. I have experienced the benefits of massage therapy and want to share that with others. In 2000 I had a serious car accident that left me with whiplash, soft tissue injuries, muscle weakness, and headaches. I sought out treatment from my chiropractor. She advised me to get massage therapy treatments as well. It was this combination that helped me to recover. The skilled treatments I received from my RMT led me to choose a career in this field after I moved to Vancouver from Ontario. I use a combination of treatments including Swedish massage, Trigger Point therapy, Muscle Energy and passive stretching techniques. Additionally I recommend the use of combined therapy treatments such as physio therapy, chiropractic and acupuncture for the body’s overall health.
In June 2015 I returned to Vancouver and Turning Point Wellness after taking time to travel Europe and India for seven months. It was an incredible time for me to see and learn about the world and myself. In 2019 I completed the Camino de Santiago walk/pilgrimage through the north of Spain, traversing over 600 km on foot. Travel is something I still do and helps me to see all the wonder in the world and to be grateful that I live where I do and do what I love as I grow my practice.