Amy brings a neuroscience and trauma informed approach to her massage therapy treatments, with 13 years of experience.

Her fascination with health led her to initially pursue training in fitness, functional movement and exercise psychology, becoming a personal trainer in 2000, then becoming a certified yoga therapist, where she worked with neurodivergent clients, and clients living with chronic pain.

In 2011 she became a registered massage therapist, graduating with honours from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy.

Since becoming an RMT she has focused on sport massage as a sport massage certification candidate, working with adult and youth athletes through training and injury recovery, perinatal care including an outreach for high risk pregnancies at Sunnybrook hospital in Toronto, and chronic pain with a focus on bringing more empowered self-care along with manual therapy for chronic pain.

Her own experience with recovering from chronic pain and other chronic neuroplastic symptoms helps her bring compassion and experience to the process of regulation of the nervous system and calming pain signals during massage therapy treatments.

She offers an online program, Empowered Pain Mastery, to clients as well as online chronic pain coaching.

Whether you’re seeing Amy during recovery from surgery or injury, support in mobility or strength training, looking for comfort during pregnancy, or seeking out a more active, empowered approach to working through chronic pain, Amy will have a treatment plan complete with self-care so you can continue the process after your treatments.

She understands how important it is for you to feel comfortable and capable in your body so that you can enjoy being active in the things that bring you joy, and she’s dedicated her continuing education over the years to helping you reach those goals using evidence-based therapy.

When she’s not working with clients, you can find her mountain biking, hiking, paddle boarding, at the gym, singing, playing cello, reading a book, or just generally enjoying life.

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Jo Peters is a dedicated Registered Massage Therapist with six years of experience specializing in craniosacral therapy, concussion management, chronic pain, rehab and injury prevention. Her expertise extends to fostering overall wellness and achieving balance within the body, drawing from a deep understanding of functional movement and sports training. Jo is committed to educating her clients about their bodies, empowering them to maintain peak physical health and prevent injuries.

In addition to her therapeutic work, Jo is an avid mountain biking coach. Her love for the mountains and the pursuit of a flow state drive her both professionally and personally.

Jo’s enthusiasm for the outdoors extends into the winter months, where she enjoys skiing and sledding. Her comprehensive approach ensures that her clients remain in optimal condition for similar activities, helping them stay active and injury-free throughout the year. Whether on the massage table or coaching on the trails, Jo has a holistic approach and passion for health and wellness.

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Dr. Paul Fleming is one of the founders and co-owners of MoveRight. He has been providing care for patients in the Squamish area for over 10 years. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from the University of Victoria. He graduated from CMCC in 2007 as a Doctor of Chiropractic. Dr. Fleming has worked with recreational and elite amateur triathletes, marathoners, cyclists, rugby, soccer and hockey players and golfers. He believes in using evidence-based treatments and in getting patients to take an active role in their care.

He chose chiropractic as a profession because it is one that allows for continual growth and learning and provides the opportunity to be able to pass on the most up to date, evidence based information to his patients.

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Red attended school in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and graduated with honours in 2000. In late 2001 he returned home to Whitehorse, and opened his own clinic space.

Red has a deep appreciation for, and understanding of clinical massage therapy. Red incorporates the science of massage with the art of healing. His particular interest is in how massage therapy can help with depression and anxiety. He has had extensive experience treating sports related shoulder injuries and pathologies such as frozen shoulder.

When Red is not working, he enjoys mint juleps and long walks on the treadmill. Often you can find him being duped by friends into competing in team relays like the Whistler 50 or reading comic books whilst complaining about the aforementioned trickery.

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Dr. Leah Stadelmann is a founder and co-owner of MoveRight Squamish. Leah was born and raised in Ontario like so many who are now fortunate enough to call Squamish home. Having fallen in love with the West Coast while completing her undergraduate degree in Human Kinetics at UBC, it was a no-brainer to move back West after graduating Summa Cum Laude from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto in 2007.

She opened a chiropractic clinic with her partner Dr. Paul Fleming in 2009 and for more than a decade, they have been practicing in Squamish. Leah utilizes a multi-modal approach to patient care, including soft-tissue therapy, manual adjustments and functional rehabilitation… yep, that’s a fancy way to say exercise! She focuses on active care and education with patients, in order to help speed up recovery and optimize function – so they can participate in all of the amazing activities in Squamish.

Growing up, Leah was a competitive athlete in Figure Skating and Swimming. As such, she is no stranger to injury – both traumatic and overuse, and early on, learned the importance of having a good team of practitioners for support. These days, she continues to keep active, participating in Squamish’s backyard activities; an avid hiker, trail runner and skier, and recently she has been introduced to the wonderful world of mountain biking.

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