Lucas graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2005 and has been practicing in the lower mainland since. He joined City Sports & Physiotherapy Clinic in 2008. He has continued to expand his knowledge through further training in the area of myofascial release. Lucas also completed a degree in Kinesiology at the University of Victoria in 2000. Lucas sees massage as an important part of healthy living for much of his life. Health problems in his early twenties gave him a greater understanding of the need for rehabilitation and the role that touch plays in helping the body return to optimal function. While he is interested in all forms of massage, his primary techniques as a practitioner focus on fascial and deep tissue techniques. He also focuses on postural realignment and works with his clients to create better habits to avoid chronic pain patterns. He has a high level of interest in sports and has always taken great enjoyment from the challenges it offers. His first love is soccer and he continues to compete. Lucas also enjoys baseball, golf, softball, basketball and rugby. He is also a fanatic about most professional sports and enjoys live games as often as possible. His other interests include movies, photography, live music, trivia and crossword puzzles.

Jessica was introduced to Massage Therapy after suffering a debilitating back injury while playing competitive Women’s Rugby. At the time she was completing her second year in Human Kinetics and felt such a strong pull towards Massage Therapy that she put the completion of her degree on hold and started her studies at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Throughout her schooling Jessica kept her ties with the B.C. Rugby community as both a player and Therapist. Jessica graduated in 2005 after completing her case study on Chronic Headaches due to Posture. Since graduation Jessica has had the pleasure of helping many elite athletes reach their goals. Jessica also treats patients with chronic headaches, back pain and has a special interest in Women’s Health Issues. Treatments involve hands on Therapeutic techniques as well as patient education on maintenance and prevention. Currently Jessica is studying to become a Registered Acupuncturist and will combine her knowledge of Western and Eastern treatment Philosophies.