Brad Dow

Brad’s clinical toolkit includes systemic deep tissue massage, active myofascial techniques, myofascial unwinding, craniosacral therapy, visceral techniques, trigger point work and focused TMJ care. He often works with clients experiencing headaches or migraines, neck, shoulder and back pain, postural strain, jaw discomfort, whiplash and longer-standing musculoskeletal tension. His treatments look beyond the immediate sore area to consider broader movement, tension and stress patterns.

Brad completed a psychology degree at the University of Guelph before moving to Vancouver in 1992 to study at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy. He has also contributed to massage therapy education and research through teaching and committee work. His long-standing interest in the mind-body relationship informs a measured, curious approach that helps clients understand how physical load, habits and stress may be influencing how they feel.