Meggie is a manual practitioner of osteopathy with three years of clinical practice. She completed a Masters of Osteopathic Manipulative Sciences (M.OMSc) from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy in Hamilton, Ontario. While at the CAO, Meggie completed 4200 hours of training including 1000 supervised clinical hours. She was also awarded the A.T. Still Excellence Award for highest achievement in her class and is in good standing with the OstCan Association.

Before osteopathy, Meggie completed yoga teacher training in Costa Rica in 2016, which acted as a gateway to her passion for anatomy. Yoga was a tool to understand the works of the mind-body connection and which now enhances her holistic approach to patient care. Before osteopathy, Meggie originally studied Childhood Institutions at the University of Western Ontario with plans to pursue social work, but after completing her undergrad, she then discovered her true passion was osteopathy and hasn’t looked back.

Outside of her practice, Meggie is an avid traveler, having explored countries like Myanmar, Morocco, Thailand, and Guatemala. She lives an active lifestyle, enjoying many hobbies like hiking, biking, snowboarding, and scuba diving.

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Elliot has been in practice since 2017 after graduating from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy.

Drawing from his passion for adventure sports and his understanding of human health, performance, and anatomy, he is able to fashion a treatment specific to each individual using the many modalities of massage therapy and exercise science.

Elliot’s methodology includes personalized assessments and treatments which he compliments with discussions about optimal movement and rehabilitation strategies.

He is happy to meet you where you are in your journey, be it rehabilitation, recovery, sport specific applications, relaxation, or as part of your selfcare routine to feel better each day.

When not in the clinic, you can find Elliot pursuing his passions in the great outdoors, skiing, biking, hiking, camping, and of course… plunging into the icy rivers of Squamish.

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Tracy graduated as a registered massage therapist in 2013 from West Coast College of Massage Therapy.

After graduation, she furthered her education in visceral manipulation, cranial sacral therapy, myofascial therapy and somatic healing.

Having this knowledge helps assist clients who struggle with concussions, pain, digestive issues, tinnitus, plantar fasciitis, and more.

She believes in taking a holistic approach to healing by listening to your body’s needs and providing treatment accordingly.

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Sarah has an extensive educational and life experience background which includes pre-hospital medicine, ICU Nursing, Teaching, Reiki and Body Intuitive - a form of energy medicine designed to show the body how to heal itself. She specializes in helping to treat digestive issues, hormonal imbalances, trauma releasing, and calming the nervous system. Treatments are great as an adjunct to therapy, and can be helpful to integrate medicine journeys.

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Reflexology is not a massage -it is a message.

Through the intentional stimulation of the 7200 nerve endings found on the human foot, its aim is to promote homeostasis, bringing balance to the body through the stimulation of the central nervous system.

When we refer to a “reflex” in this practice, we actually mean that the foot microcosmically refers to, mirrors, or reflects a larger system of the body.

The North American style of Reflexology, although rooted in ancient systems, uses no tools and focuses on stimulating a parasympathetic response, promoting optimal circulation, calm, and rest.

This makes it not only one of the most luxuriously relaxing ways to spend an hour or so, but over time it can be a fascinating tool of discovery when incorporated into a client’s regular wellness regimen.

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Jenny has always had a passion for helping people. She strives to consistently create a space that is warm, authentic, supportive, collaborative, and safe.

She believes that each individual has immense strengths and innate wisdom in their lived experiences, as well as an incredible capacity for healing, resiliency, and growth.

Jenny is licensed as a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with the British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC). Jenny works with clients who have or are experiencing various forms of trauma, intimate partner violence, anxiety, depression, grief/loss, perfectionism, self-worth challenges, and other challenges.

Her practice is rooted in being client-centered, trauma-informed, and holistic. She tailors her therapeutic approach to meet the unique and diverse needs of each individual client.

She is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy and also draws from the modalities of Emotion-focused therapy, Mindfulness-based Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Somatic-based practices.

Jenny believes in the transformative power of counselling and considers it an honour to walk alongside her clients in their therapeutic process.

As a client of counselling herself, Jenny understands the great courage it takes to participate in therapy and she greatly admires her clients for taking this step.

“Most big transformations come about from the hundreds of tiny, almost imperceptible, steps we take along the way. A lot can happen in the space of a step.” - Lori Gottlieb, Maybe You Should Talk To Someone

When not working, Jenny enjoys being in nature: running, hiking, biking, and spending time by a lake, river, or ocean. She also loves to read, practice yoga, and travel.

To get in touch with Jenny directly, email jenny@constellationwellness.ca

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Jessica is a Mental Performance Coach who helps athletes and high performers train their minds to work for them, not against them. With a background in both mental health and performance psychology, she supports clients in building resilience, managing self-criticism, and performing with confidence under pressure.

Her career began in mental health services, working in prisons and youth teams, where she saw firsthand how unhelpful thinking patterns take hold, and, more importantly, how to change them. This led her to Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT), a neuroscience-backed approach that helps individuals build a healthier, more constructive relationship with themselves. Seeing its impact, she integrated these techniques into her work with athletes helping them shift from self-criticism to self-belief, enhancing both their performance and overall well-being.

Jessica has worked with youth athletes, elite competitors, and professionals, including Team GB athletes, NCAA competitors, academy soccer-players, politicians, and actors. She is especially passionate about youth athlete development, helping young competitors build healthy mental habits early on while also providing guidance for parents and coaches.

As a UK-trained Sport Psychologist, Jessica is on the British Psychological Society pathway and is working towards Certified Mental Performance Consultant status in Canada. She holds a BSc in Psychology (University of Bristol), PGDip in Educational Mental Health Practice (King’s College London), and MSc in Sport & Exercise Psychology (University of Greenwich).

When she’s not working with clients, you’ll find Jessica running, hiking, skiing, or wildlife spotting, or slowing down with yoga, cooking, and card games with friends.

If you’re looking to strengthen your mindset, overcome setbacks, or take your performance to the next level, Jessica offers 1:1 coaching and workshops for athletes, parents, and teams. You can contact Jesssica directly by emailing her at Jessica@constellationwellness.ca

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Jennifer has been practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Acupuncture for over 20 years. She loves working with everyone, and her practice has a big focus on, but is not limited to, fertility and women’s health, insomnia, stress, anxiety, and depression, pain management and injury recovery.

Jennifer completed her Bachelor of Science (Biological Science) degree at the University of Lethbridge and then went on to study Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture in Victoria, BC. She is licensed as a registered Acupuncturist with the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of British Columbia (CTCMA) and the College & Association of Acupuncturists of Alberta (CAAA).

She is grateful to be able to share her knowledge with others, to share in the wonderment of tapping into the body’s innate wisdom to heal and to be in balance.

When not practicing she loves to spend time with her husband and two active sons -either cheering on the sidelines at an Enduro bike race or at the soccer pitch, walks in nature with two Black labs, and doing her best to stay healthy, strong, and balanced.

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Clients are encouraged to bring gym shorts for lower body treatments, which may include movement.

Daniel enjoys working with everyone, from high level athletes and tradespeople to office workers and young folks. He believes in community and connection and takes a heart centered approach to his work.

Working through a lens of a decade of experience and countless rabbit holes on fascia and osteopathic techniques, he listens, and meets people where they are to address the concerns that they have.

By using a combination of fascial, osteopathic, and traditional massage based techniques, coupled with intuition, evidence based research, and heart, he strives to help people regain or maintain ease in their day to day life and activities. That may look like nervous system calming, deep or light fascial work, or movement release depending on where people are at that day.

In his spare time you may find Daniel on his mountain bike, climbing, practicing Aikido, playing music, making art, gardening and spending time with his daughter.

Daniel is pleased to offer direct billing services for Pacific Blue Cross, Medavie Blue Cross, and Green Shield Canada.

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