This is a hidden gem on the Drive! It's not a fancy spa-like place, but it feels comfortable and…read morespacious. Decor felt like a pre-gentrified east van. My therapist had great music selection, which masked the traffic sounds. The actual treatment was good, he worked on some of my chronic pain points - so not very relaxy, but good to get some of those crunchies worked on.

Awesome girls, awesome service! Guaranteed to leave with a huge smile! I definitely have to go back…read moreone day! They treat you right!

From the owner: We offer nice, clean and safe massage spa room with shower in Vancouver. Address: 2518 Prince…read moreEdward St, Vancouver, BC V5T 4T3 Parking available on the street and there are many spots in the Kingsgate mall.

My partner and I have been to Local Health Integrative Clinic several times to see their naturopath…read morepractitioners. They have a range of services (acupuncture, chiro, RMT's, RCC's, dietitian and osteopath) along with yoga and movement classes. Interesting that they've recently started a student naturopathic medicine community clinic ($10.00 to $50.00 sliding scale). Seen Dr. Wendy Romano for prolotherapy and trigger point injection therapy ($240.00 for 60 min, $150.00-$160.00 for 30 min) and cold laser therapy ($175.00 for 45 min, $115.00-$165.00 for follow-up). Depending on the area, you may have to pay additional fees. Treatments have been okay but are very subtle. My partner has seen Dr. Robyn Land for several gua sha facials ($130.00 for 45 min). During her last visit, the practitioner was late and only treated her for 30 minutes.

I was very disappointed in this clinic. I have gone there for years and have seen various…read morepractitioners. Today, I was very ill and sent an email at 0200 to advise I would not be able to make it. I pleaded my case and was told there was a charge and there was no flexibility around this. I found them to be inflexible and punitive. Should I have attended the appointment sick and pass it on to the practitioner? I felt they really didn't care and just wanted my money. I will never return to this clinic and will advise all my friends and family of this very unfortunate situation. I also had to cancel my dentist appointment and they did this without issue.

Came here on a Groupon and it was amazing.. It a small clinic beside a pharmacy, and is very…read moreminimalist and neat. The massage was a 1 hour neck, back and shoulders and I can't even tell you. I think I forget what if feels like to not be in pain from sitting at a computer desk all day. The masseuse spent time explaining the history, and science behind Thalassotherapy -- which is the medicinal use of seawater- and then gave me an hour long massage. I have not felt this good in a long time. I booked a follow-up as they had a very good deal as their monthly special. The receptionist told me they have a different deal every month. Highly recommend.

Had a really great experience here. The therapist was extremely knowledgeable, considerate and a…read moregreat healer (and I've been to many). I would highly recommend this place and am definitely going back :-)

First time here and had a great body massage (hot stone massage). Highly recommend!…read more My older sister was having a migraine and wanted to get a massage. My husband and I love massages too so we agreed to all get a massage. What are the chances of getting a same day massage for 3 people and it's already almost 7pm? ..Happy Feet did! :) My husband found Happy Feet on Yelp and read the good reviews. He called and was told they have available for 3 people at 7:45pm which was awesome! All 3 of us had a great massage. Personally I liked how my masseuse used a lot of elbow techniques which definitely applied a lot of pressure and I needed that for my stiff/tight muscles. Though my sister had a great massage and it helped with her migraine, she still had it because migraines as you know lingers for a long while. Rose, one of the owners who was checking us out offered a few more minutes of a head massage to my sister to see a smile on her face which of course it did. It was so kind, thoughtful, and sweet of Rose to offer and do so.

The best part about this massage place is that they always have availability!! I called 1hr before…read moreI went in and they took us in within a couple of minutes. I would say the service was rushed and the masseuse tried to sell their other services multiple times despite me telling them that I wasn't interested. Overall a good place to go for a last minute massage.

I have recently come back to this newly renamed massage treatment place. It's changed a bit in the…read moremy regular and much loved practitioner has moved on so a new person in on site. I can't say it's impossible to switch from a female identified to male identified practitioner but it can give one pause as it may not be your cuppa. I can report that the quality seemed up to par and I was warned that he 'goes deep'. I played my own music off of a familiar relaxation app that helps me get to my zone. Also pleased to report very sturdy tables re being welcoming to plus-size body types. Also multiple shoulder pillows were available for those needing extra chest-space. Best of all NO weird or uncomfortable comments ( as it should be but sadly often not the case). Some small talk led by whoever is on the table and a POC practitioner. All good. Next time I'll find a nuanced not quite so deep, as day two is pretty tender and I know I gotta DRINK MORE WATER!!

I was really hoping this would be a great new neighbourhood place to get massage. I was wrong…read more Upon arrival, the door was locked and a sign outside the clinic said to wait outside and someone would come get me. Thinking this was a normal COVID-19 thing, Because there was nowhere to sit I waited patiently standing on the sidewalk. The previous day, the clinic sent a COVID screening checklist that I submitted. While waiting outside I checked my email, and noticed another form to fill out, the intake form which was only sent 50 mins prior to my appt time. I filled out the mobile version of the intake form signing my name in the designated box, and I made sure it was submitted. Soon after I received the confirmation of consent the staff member opened the door and addressed me, while looking at an iPad, "I've been waiting for inside" This is already 10mins into my appointment time. As we entered (wearing my mask) the staff member said "the intake says draft so you have to do it again" as I filled it out, I completed the mandatory questions specific to my address, consent, and liability waiver. Because I have chronic pain, particularly in my hips I was in a fair bit of pain from standing I was grateful to get all the paperwork done so we could begin talking about why I came, and what kind of treatment I might benefit from. The staff member said "follow me" and then seemed to disappear down a long hallway, still looking at the iPad. Because the staff member was walking as fast as able-bodied people, I was unable to keep up. As we entered the treatment room the staff member said "oh you just skipped through it all" And while I made an assumption the staff member would complete required assessments through A conversation, it was clear they really needed me to type it all out in the form. That I got less than an hour before my appointment. At this point the staff member still hadn't said hello, how's your day or what brings you in today. At that point, after being confused about why I felt like I was doing everything wrong I decided to leave and not go through with the massage. The staff member was agreeable and told me they "hoped I have a happy life". My response was a recommendation to do some more trauma and violence informed training, in hopes of attempting safety and creating ease of access for other people. I don't write this to say the staff member is wrong or that you should never go to this clinic. I write this to bring some awareness to the experiences of others, and if it was this difficult for me (cisgender, queer, white, healthcare provider with chronic pain) it is probably even more difficult for others. Some ways this encounter could have been more equitable and trauma-informed: - saying hello or literally any other greeting when opening the door - It would have been helpful to have access to the intake form ahead of time, to ensure I had enough time to answer in ways the staff member was expecting, to prevent cutting into the valuable massage time - prioritizing the person and not the paperwork - get to know the ways your position of power and privilege impacts the clients you see (I had to sit down and allow myself to be treated this way, in order to have access to massage, which is an extra sensitive issue right now because of COVID-19 restrictions - both operationally and practice-wise) - be more transparent and clear about how to access your service, as smoothly as possible. And to end there may be other areas of the city you may not need to provide more trauma-informed or equitable care, but when gentrifying areas that are home to more marginalized communities it's helpful to have more care for the community you're serving. We. Know. Better.

I've tried many RMTs, and Talia is simply the best! She creates a calming atmosphere and tailors…read moreeach session to my needs. Her skills in identifying and addressing tension are unmatched. I always leave feeling rejuvenated and relieved. Her office is inviting, impeccably clean, and filled with relaxing music that creates the perfect atmosphere for a rejuvenating experience. If you're looking for an exceptional massage therapist, I highly recommend Talia!

Nice and convenient place to get a massage. It's located on the corner of Main & Broadway in the…read morehistoric Lee building. All the staff here are really sweet, and the space has a relaxing vibe. I've had massages by a few practitioners here, all of which had very different styles of massage. So if you find someone you like, make sure you request them again. I would definitely stay away from certain ones next time, as their massage style didn't work for me. Overall I would recommend Healing Tree. I should also mention they have a great online booking system, it makes booking a massage so easy and quick!

Quality is good. Better pastries in other closer coffee shops. Hopelessly slow and unattentive…read moreservice.

Seen Lisa today, she was incredible. Wasn't lazy, very skilled and put in a full effort which I…read moreappreciate. Will be returning soon.

I had one of the very best 90 minute massages of my life with Erin! She is intuitive, listens…read moreintently and her technique is exceptional! Highly recommend

When I first conceived of a trip to Orcas Island, I was looking for a restful getaway. With Erin…read morehelping to guide my trip, it turned out to be so much more. The massage/bodywork element to her work was exceptionally therapeutic by itself, but I'm really glad that I decided to have her curate a full, intentional retreat. Erin is incredibly intuitive and a gifted healer. I felt very open with her. After only a brief discussion, I found her suggestions for activities while I was there so personally and insightfully tailored to what I was going through. Her recommendations really helped me get lost in "deep time." Checking in with her at the end of my time on Orcas to discuss what I did and the significance I found in it was helpful for me to process it, and our visits framed my trip in a meaningful way. If you want an intuitive soul to help you traverse a meaningful transition in your life, I couldn't recommend Erin more highly.