Registered Massage Therapy in Shirley, BC
Well-Being Massage is the home practice of Amy Sullivan-Turnbull, RMT, on the Sooke coast. I offer calm, personalized massage therapy for people in Shirley, Sooke, Otter Point, Jordan River and East Sooke, and for visitors staying in the area.
Book online or call 250-361-5315.
About Amy
I graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2007 and have been practicing ever since. Over the years I've worked with people recovering from injuries and car accidents, people living with neurological conditions and chronic pain, older adults, and people receiving palliative care.
Every treatment starts with listening. We'll talk about what's going on, what you'd like to feel after your session, and what's comfortable for you. I'm also happy to share simple stretches and exercises you can do at home between visits.
What I offer
Therapeutic massage
For injury recovery, muscle and joint pain, tension, and conditions like neck, shoulder, back and hip pain. Post Surgical recovery, Nuerological Conditions, etc. Myofascial, Ligament Articular Strain Techniques, Swedish, Basic Cranial Sacral.
Trauma-informed massage
My practice focuses on trauma-informed care for people living with PTSD. You stay in control of every session.
Relaxation massage
Veterans
I work with many Veterans and can bill Medavie Blue Cross directly for Veterans Affairs Canada clients.
Home visits by arrangement
If a medical condition keeps you from leaving home, please call to ask about a home visit.
Rates
- 30 minutes: $67
- 45 minutes: $101
- 60 minutes: $135
- 90 minutes: $195
Registered massage therapy is covered by most extended health plans. I direct bill through my Jane App software most insurers._
Frequently asked questions
Where are you located?
10586 Sherburne Drive, Shirley, BC V9Z 1G8, about 25 minutes west of Sooke on Highway 14. Directions are included in your booking confirmation.
Do I need a doctor's referral?
Not to book. Some insurance plans ask for a doctor's note before they'll cover massage, so it's worth checking your plan. Veterans Affairs Canada clients need a prescription.
What happens at my first visit?
We'll start with a short conversation about your health history and goals, then a gentle assessment. You'll always be asked before any area is treated, and you can change the pressure, pause or stop at any time.
I'm only visiting the area. Can I book?
Yes, visitors are always welcome.
What clients say
"After years of pain and agony, I finally found a safe place that not only relieves my pain, but brings me joy and is comfortable."Katie M., Google review
"My job as an aging 55 YOF paramedic would not be possible without Amy, my hips and shoulders are eternally grateful to her skills and knowledge."Claudette R., Google review
"She took the time to ask about my concerns and tailored the session to focus on exactly what I needed."Sean M., Google review
"Amy is a wonderful RMT with amazing skill. Very happy to have found her."Annette L., Google review