Eric's treatments are holistic, yet address specific concerns and utilize a variety of therapeutic modalities to tap into the body's innate ability to heal. He works though the various layers of tissue to target adhesions and chronic patterns of tension. Your body is passively rocked and stretched to loosen and realign joints, fascia, and muscular fibers. Eric's treatment philosophy is: a little bit of medicine, a little bit of sugar as he balances therapeutic techniques which have the potent...
Eric's treatments are holistic, yet address specific concerns and utilize a variety of therapeutic modalities to tap into the body's innate ability to heal. He works though the various layers of tissue to target adhesions and chronic patterns of tension. Your body is passively rocked and stretched to loosen and realign joints, fascia, and muscular fibers. Eric's treatment philosophy is: a little bit of medicine, a little bit of sugar as he balances therapeutic techniques which have the potential for discomfort, with nurturing and nourishing techniques aimed at bringing the body into a state of bliss. Treatment goals are not only to relieve pain and tension, but to leave his clients relaxed and revitalized.
Eric trained as a massage therapist in British Columbia where requirements for the profession are among the most extensive in the world. He completed over 3,000 hours of undergraduate studies in anatomy, physiology, pathology, specialized treatment, professional development, and ethics. He is registered as a primary health care provider in British Columbia and licensed as a massage therapist in Hawaii.
Eric's experience includes working in clinical settings, busy wellness centers and top hotel spas. Conditions he treats range from musculoskeletal issues arising from motor vehicle accidents or sports injuries, to conditions such as headaches, TMJD, nerve syndromes, arthritis, stress and chronic tension. Modalities used include myofascial release, neuromuscular therapy, trigger point therapy, muscle energy technique, joint mobilizations, passive and PNF stretching, craniosacral therapy, and therapeutic exercise as well as Swedish and deep tissue massage.