Donna has been a practicing Massage Therapist for over 20 years. Throughout this period, she has worked with Chiropractors, helping people with numerous different conditions and aliments. Every client is a distinct person that receives individualized care, specific to their needs. Pain and dysfunction have no place in the body, as such, she strives to achieve proper function by examining all the avenues of each client's lifestyle--exercise, habitual postures, sleeping habits, muscle structure, injuries, surgeries, health conditions. Donna graduated with 3000 hours of extensive training from the Okanagan College of Massage Therapy in Vernon, British Columbia, as the valedictorian of her class. One of the highest regarded training facilities in North America. Through this vast training, she has developed a passion for myofascial and scar tissue work. Over the years, her skills have become more focused and precise within the aspect of fascial work, helping clients work through dysfunctions--like frozen shoulder, post-surgery scar tissue, postural issues, overuse injuries-- to name a few. She strives to educate and share information to clients about the importance of fascial work and how it relates to the multitude of tension and pain in the body.