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Jennifer Halisky
Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) in Vancouver’s Cambie Village
Jenny is a Registered Massage Therapist based in Cambie Village, Vancouver. A graduate of the West Coast College of Massage Therapy’s 3000-hour program, now in her 14th year of practice and still loves helping people feel their best.
Her treatments blend relaxation and therapeutic techniques with an intuitive, holistic approach to release tension, ease pain, and support your overall well-being. Whether you’re dealing with everyday stress, recovering from an injury, or just need some time to recharge, she will create a massage experience that’s tailored to you.
Outside the clinic, she stays creative through art projects like candle making, printmaking, and painting, and you can often find her riding a motorcycle along the Sea-to-Sky, lifting weights, or walking her dog, Lola.
If you’re ready to unwind and feel your best, book a massage with her in Cambie Village today.
Jenny hails from Calgary, Alberta where she graduated with honours from the SAIT Television and Film program. Working in film relocated her to Vancouver and she has now lived here for over twenty years.
Several life changing experiences caused a shift in her career path which led her to massage therapy.
After graduating in 2011 from the 3000 hour program at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy (WCCMT) she is currently working towards completing a Bachelor of Health Science. Pain science research continues to be a passionate interest and direction in her continuing education goals.
Jennifer’s massages are personalized to fit specific care needs. Her practice focuses on evidence supported modalities and effective home-care. She finds using therapeutic techniques, along with relaxation elements throughout the treatment, provides consistent, positive outcomes.
She finds the space and relaxed atmosphere of Statera in Cambie Village, Vancouver, helpful to connect with patients.
Jenny is registered with College of Complimentary Health Practitioners of BC.
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Contact
If you would like to contact Jenny please do not hesitate to send an email with the subject line: "How can Jenny help me?"