BIO
Meet Dom, a Registered Massage Therapist who studied at KCC in Nelson. His education was uniquely enhanced by a small class size of just four students, providing extensive one-on-one support. Dom uses his intuition and deep listening skills to assess each client, then applies techniques such as deep pressure, myofascial release, and muscle energy to address their needs.
He prioritizes client-focused care, taking time to understand each person’s goals for the session and adapting his approach-whether that means deep tissue work or relaxation massage.
Dom’s lifelong passion for skiing and climbing has given him an understanding of biomechanics and firsthand experience with injury. Having personally benefited from massage, he brings genuine empathy and insight to his practice. He is currently expanding his knowledge by pursuing a functional exercise training program to further support his clients.
Dom strives to create a safe, supportive environment and looks forward to helping you achieve your wellness goals.
Meet Dom, a Registered Massage Therapist who studied at KCC in Nelson. His education was uniquely enhanced by a small class size of just four students, providing extensive one-on-one support. Dom uses his intuition and deep listening skills to assess each client, then applies techniques such as deep pressure, myofascial release, and muscle energy to address their needs.
He prioritizes client-focused care, taking time to understand each person’s goals for the session and adapting his approach-whether that means deep tissue work or relaxation massage.
Dom’s lifelong passion for skiing and climbing has given him an understanding of biomechanics and firsthand experience with injury. Having personally benefited from massage, he brings genuine empathy and insight to his practice. He is currently expanding his knowledge by pursuing a functional exercise training program to further support his clients.
Dom strives to create a safe, supportive environment and looks forward to helping you achieve your wellness goals.
