SHAUNA ROBERTSON, R.TCM.P

Shauna Robertson R.TCM.P is a Registered Acupuncturist & Herbalist. She has enjoyed practicing in Nelson BC since 2001. Shauna's focus is in treating acute & chronic pain disorders and sports related injuries. She utilizes Classical Acupuncture, Dry Needling & Sports Medicine techniques. Shauna also implements Traditional Chinese Medicine therapies such as cupping and Tuina (Chinese therapeutic massage). Shauna also treats woman's health issues, stress, anxiety, headache, pediatrics and many other health concerns.

When Shauna isn’t practicing in clinic or continuing her education she enjoys running, hiking, dancing, snowboarding and camping.

LAUREN SPIZAWKA, RMT

Lauren is a graduate from the 3000 hour Registered Massage Therapy program at Okanagan Valley College of Massage Therapy in Vernon BC.

She was born and raised in Saskatoon, SK and then spent time in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta eventually moving to British Columbia for her education. She is currently working on her degree in Health Science.

Lauren has true love for massage therapy and anything that fuels the mind body and soul.

SHERRI BOULAINE, RMT

Sherri Bouliane has experience working with children, youth, adults and the elderly.  She creates a compassionate, calm and safe space to help you continue healing your body as well as your mind and your energetic self.

 Each session is individualized and may include:

• Therapeutic Massage

• Relaxation Massage

• Myofascial Release/Cupping

• Hydrotherapy treatments

• Deep Heat Wax treatments for joints (shoulders, ankles, hands, knees and feet)

Amanda Hindley R.Ac is a Registered Acupuncturist and Registered Yoga Teacher. She discovered her passion for human movement at a very young age through the art of dance and a devoted personal yoga and meditation practice.  Her studies in Kinesiology and Massage Therapy are what brought her to study Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine in Nelson, BC. Her approach weaves together the intelligence of human kinetics, the wisdom of yogic traditions and the art of Traditional Chinese Medicine to optimize her patient’s innate capacity to heal. 

When not in clinic or studying she enjoys spending her time exploring the Kootenays, dancing, running, painting, writing, and reading.