Armand

Massage Therapist

My passion for hiking, backpacking and the sport of duathlon (a run-bike-run format) has taught me the importance of preventative care, taking measures to improve and maintain my health, and if need be, seek treatment in the off-chance of injury. I realized early in life that if I wish to continue pursuing my passions as I age, I need to take my health seriously. Massage therapy is a great tool to help achieve our goals of prevention, maintenance and treatment, in our push to continue the activities we love.

Training

After moving to Strathmore in 2005 with my wife, I completed the 2200hr program at the Foothills College of Massage & Hydrotherapy in 2006 and became a member of the Canadian Massage & Manual Osteopathic Therapist Association.

Since then, I have taken numerous courses, including:

• Myofascial Release I & II
• Unwinding
• Mobilization and Fascial Pelvis from The John F. Barnes’ Myofascial Release Approach
• Functional Range Release – Lower Limb from Functional Anatomy Seminars
• Contemporary Cupping Methods from the International Cupping Therapy Association