My Approach
Good therapy starts with understanding you — how you move, what you’re experiencing, and what you’d like to change.
My work is centred on Anatomy Trains Structural Integration, a whole-body approach that uses hands-on work, movement and body awareness to help you move with greater ease, balance and resilience.
For new clients, I generally recommend beginning with the first three sessions of Structural Integration. These sessions explore the front, back and sides of the body and provide a foundation for understanding how your body responds.
From there, you can continue through the 12-session series, or we can take a more individualized approach based on your needs and goals.
My training in Neurovascular Release, ScarWork, Visceral Manipulation, BoneWork and other manual and movement approaches may also inform our work when appropriate.
Initial appointments are 90 minutes, giving us time to talk, assess your movement and begin the work without feeling rushed.
My Background
I’m a Registered Massage Therapist and an Anatomy Trains Structural Integration Advanced Practitioner. My interest in how the body moves and adapts has led me to continue studying throughout my career.
Structural Integration has become the central focus of my work. I have studied extensively with Anatomy Trains, including training with Tom Myers, and I now assist with Anatomy Trains courses as a Teaching Assistant, working alongside both manual and movement therapists.
My continuing education has also taken me across Canada and the United States to study approaches including ScarWork and BoneWork with Sharon Wheeler, Neurovascular Release with Kier Schumaker, Visceral Manipulation through the Barral Institute, and RAPID NeuroFascial Reset.
These different perspectives continue to inform how I work, while Anatomy Trains Structural Integration provides the foundation of my practice.
I am also a four-time recipient of the Heather Whittaker Memorial Award for Continuing Education Excellence from the Massage Therapy Association of Manitoba.
Cam is a graduate of the Massage Therapy College of Manitoba and a Certified Anatomy Trains Structural Integrator.