Linnea
RMT, Deep Tissue & Relaxation Massage
Linnea made the move to the mountains from Drumheller, AB in 2017. She graduated with a 2200-hour massage course from Alberta College of Massage Therapy, with focus on Swedish relaxation massage and therapeutic massage. She enjoys incorporating movement and myofascial release techniques in most of her treatments and afterwards seeing improved sensation with her clients. Her goal is to effectively treat each individual client within their pain tolerance and to create a nervous system response that releases tension and stress within the body.
Style of Massage
A combination of therapeutic and relaxation techniques, myofascial release, dynamic cupping, range of motion and a massage therapist style to reflexology.
What do you do when you aren’t massaging?
When not massaging, Linnea can be found snowboarding, hiking, camping, frolfing and not so skillfully trying out all the other activities the mountains make available to her.
What made you decide to become a massage therapist?
For most of her working life she has been a caregiver and once she started working out and learning how my own body functions and moves, she discovered massage might be something she wants to do. Linnea has also personally discovered what massage therapy can do for chronic overuse injuries by speeding up the healing process.