Massage Therapy
The practice of massage therapy is the assessment of soft tissue and joints of the body and the treatment and prevention of dysfunction, injury, pain and physical disorders of the soft tissues and joints by manual and physical methods to develop, maintain, rehabilitate or augment physical function to relieve pain and promote health.
BC’s Registered Massage Therapists (RMTs) are among the most educated and highly trained professionals in their field. To become an RMT in BC students must complete extensive training at an accredited college.
Standard educational requirements include comprehensive studies in health sciences such as anatomy, physiology, pathology, kinesiology and neuroanatomy. Other studies include clinical sciences such as manual skills, orthopedics, remedial exercise, hydrotherapy and patient education. The management of chronic diseases, injuries and the effects of long-term stress are also studied extensively.
Your RMT is trained in rehabilitative exercise such as hydrotherapy, stretching, strengthening, and postural exercises. Your RMT is committed to providing the very best in one-on-one patient care.
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Acupuncture - Chinese Medicine
Acupuncture, a therapeutic practice rooted in Chinese Medicine (TCM), has been used for thousands of years to restore balance and promote healing. It involves inserting fine, sterile needles at specific body points to stimulate circulation, release muscle tension, and support the body’s natural healing processes.
Parminder’s clinical focus includes chronic neck and back pain, sciatica, neuropathy, hypertension, diabetes-related complications, post-stroke rehabilitation, stroke recovery, migraines, anxiety-related nervous system dysregulation, insomnia, and stress-related disorders. He works closely with patients recovering from stroke-related weakness, muscle tightness, mobility limitations, nerve dysfunction, and speech or sensory impairments, using neuropuncture techniques to support neurological recovery and functional improvement.
By integrating modern neuropuncture with biofeedback-based nervous system regulation, Parminder provides a comprehensive treatment approach designed to reduce pain, restore neurological balance, improve mobility and quality of life, support cardiovascular and metabolic health, and promote long-term healing.
Fluent in Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu, and English, he serves diverse communities across South Delta (Ladner/Tsawwassen) and Surrey, with compassionate, patient-centered care within integrated healthcare settings.
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Administrative
Skilled Administrative Assistants are in great demand by both large corporations and small independent businesses.
Massage Therapy Graduate (Non-Registered)
Seeing a Graduate practitioner ensures you receive high-quality, comprehensive care rooted in the latest clinical techniques and orthopaedic assessments.
Graduates are awaiting to write or have written their regulatory Board Exams, they are not registrants in the Province of British Columbia at this time their treatments CANNOT be billed to third party insurers. Their treatment rates are lower because of this and may be an ideal option for those who are paying privately, who do not have a benefit plan, and/or those who wish to access treatment sooner than may be available with a registered practitioner.
Please note: Not billable to Extended Health Care Plans. Not available to book for WCB, ICBC, DVA, RCMP. Not available to book if you have a current or pending injury claim. No GST collected for these appointments.
Olivia is covered by Malpractice Insurance through the Massage Therapy Association of BC and awaiting her registration exams this fall (2026).
Intern massage sessions may help relieve muscle pain and tenderness, improve joint range of motion and mobility, and promote relaxation by decreasing muscle tension and nervous system firing. Additionally, it may help in rehabilitating sports injuries and managing symptoms of stress and anxiety. It is also a great option for those with disability-associated symptoms to enhance quality of life and promote overall wellness.
More Benefits of Intern Massage?
Massage sessions may help to: - relieve pain (due to a specific condition, injury or muscle soreness) - reduce joint pain and tenderness - increase flexibility, mobility, function and range of motion - promote relaxation - decrease muscle tension and muscle spasm - improve muscle strength, endurance and tone - reduce insomnia, and improve sleep - increase blood circulation, and promote healing - rehabilitate sports injuries - reduce stress, anxiety and depression - manage symptoms of lymphedema - reduce disability associated symptoms - enhance quality of life and promote overall wellness
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Olivia Duarte
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