NEW PRICES, NEW ENTRANCE, NEW SERVICES & NEW FACES
- Anne-Marie Magnus
- 1 hour ago
- 5 min read
Discover our latest clinic updates!
MASSAGE THERAPY RATE UPDATE & YEAR-END REMINDER
As part of our ongoing commitment to caring for both our clients and our therapists, RMT rates will increase by $5.00 per service beginning January 1st, 2026. This small adjustment helps us continue to offer high-quality, sustainable care while supporting the well-being of our dedicated team.
Updated Rates:
30 mins — $85
45 mins — $110
60 mins — $135
75 mins — $165
90 mins — $195
TMJD Massage (60 mins) — $150
Hot & Cold Stone Massage (60 mins) — $135
Hot Stone Head, Neck & Shoulder Massage (60 mins) — $135
We know how much your wellness routine matters, especially as the seasons shift and the year winds down! If you have extended health benefits, don’t forget - we direct bill to most providers, making it easy to use your coverage before it resets at the end of the year.
Thank you for being part of our Magnus Health & Wellness community. Your continued trust allows us to do what we love most - provide care that helps you feel your best, every season.
We are thrilled to announce that our clinic renovations are complete! With more spacious facilities, we can now offer an expanded range of services designed to serve our community better and enhance your healthcare experience.
We can’t wait for you to see the improvements and take advantage of everything we have to offer!
NEW ENTRANCE
As we wrap up renovations, the clinic's entrance will be the door closer to the elevators. When you arrive, come on in and make yourself comfortable in our new waiting room!
SEE THE SPACE
We’re excited for you to explore our newly completed renovations! Click the link below to see a sneak peek of the improved facilities from the eyes of our contractor, the Bali Brothers!
NEW SERVICES
DRY NEEDLING (PHYSIOTHERAPY)
Our Physiotherapist, Carol, is now offering dry needling! Dry needling is a therapeutic technique used to treat muscle pain and tension. It involves inserting thin needles into specific trigger points within a muscle. The goal is to release tight bands of muscle or fascia, promote blood flow, and help facilitate the body's natural healing processes.
Clients may experience a sensation of relief or a twitch response during treatment, indicating the technique is working. Dry needling can be an effective method for conditions such as chronic pain, sports injuries, or post-surgical rehabilitation, and is commonly used alongside other physio treatments for recovery.
MEET CAROL
Languages: English, Cantonese, Mandarin
Carol completed her Master of Physiotherapy Studies from the University of Queensland, Master of Science in Sports Medicine and Health Sciences from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of British Columbia. She has a wide variety of rehabilitation experience, including working with international-level athletes, individuals with work or motor vehicle injuries, and post-surgical rehabilitation. She has also practiced in the emergency, intensive care unit (ICU), and long-term care settings.
HOT STONE MASSAGE
Discover the perfect balance of warmth and coolness in this luxurious treatment with Tom. Smooth volcanic basalt stones deliver deep, penetrating heat to release muscle tension, while cool marble stones provide a refreshing contrast to reduce inflammation and invigorate circulation.
You can choose from two deeply relaxing options:
1️⃣ Full-Body Stone Massage
2️⃣ Neck, Shoulder & Face Renewal
MEET TOM
Tom graduated from the Registered Massage Therapy program at VCC, where he was
selected as valedictorian of his class. He also holds a Bachelor of Science in Social
Sciences with a minor in Biology from the University of Maryland Global Campus.
Before pursuing a career in massage therapy, Tom spent seven years as a Surgical
Recovery Specialist at BC Transplant and Trillium Gift of Life Network in Toronto, and
served eight years in the Army, where he was part of an elite Forward Surgical Team.
These experiences provided him with a strong foundation in healthcare, patient care, and teamwork, which he now brings to his massage practice.
Tom’s massage style is rooted in traditional Swedish massage, complemented by
passive stretching. He has furthered his training with continuing education in therapeutic hot stone massage and the treatment of temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJD). He is especially interested in treating the head, neck, and shoulder regions of the body.
COMING IN 2026!
Beginning February 2026, we’re expanding our offerings with new yoga classes and traditional Thai massage sessions - two deeply complementary ways to support balance, mobility, and relaxation.
Our yoga classes will invite you to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with your body through mindful movement and grounding practices designed to restore ease and flow.
Thai massage, often called “assisted yoga,” combines gentle stretching, rhythmic pressure, and mindful touch to release tension, improve circulation, and open the body’s natural energy pathways.
Together, these new offerings create more opportunities to unwind stress, restore vitality, and nourish your well-being from the inside out.
NEW TEAM MEMBERS
Daniel Linaric
Registered Massage Therapist
Daniel is a graduate of West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Over the years Dan gained an appreciation for complementary therapies and saw a good fit in helping others as a massage therapist.
He employs a variety of techniques to help clients deal with pain and improve function, while being aware of the myriad benefits of both a relaxing Swedish massage and the need to have knots and tightness relieved after a stressful week. Dan is diligent in keeping lines of communication open to ensure client comfort and to meet their needs, while understanding that for many this is a much-needed respite from daily rigours.
Leo MacCulloch
Registered Massage Therapist
Leo has been a Registered Massage Therapist since 2014, after graduating from the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy (VCMT). He brings a caring, down-to-earth approach to every treatment and has years of experience working alongside other health professionals. Leo enjoys helping clients move with greater ease, whether they’re recovering from injury, managing chronic pain, or simply looking for stress relief. He values open communication and tailoring each session to meet the unique needs and goals of his clients.
He is passionate about creating a welcoming space where people feel listened to, supported, and cared for. Outside of the clinic, Leo enjoys playing Dungeons & Dragons with friends and exploring the outdoors on nature walks. He looks forward to getting to know his new community and supporting clients on their health and wellness journeys.
Macy Sweetman
Student Massage Therapist
Macy is a student Registered Massage Therapist with a genuine passion for helping people feel their best. She creates a welcoming and supportive space where each session is personalized to meet your unique needs and goals.
Outside of her studies at Langara College, Macy enjoys the outdoors and weightlifting, which influence her calming, restorative approach to massage. She is committed to continuous learning and looks forward to walking alongside you on your wellness journey.
A GENTLE NOTE ON STAYING CONNECTED
If you’d rather not be an active client with us, just send us a quick note at info@magnusclinic.ca and we’ll make sure your inbox stays as peaceful as possible.
You’ll always be part of our community - and you’re welcome back anytime you’d like support, a tune-up, or simply to reconnect.
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