North vancouver massage therapist

Alexis Penner

Alexis has been a practicing Registered Massage Therapist since 2015, blending her scientific understanding with an intuitive and compassionate healing approach to deliver integrated and therapeutic massage therapy treatments. Alexis recognizes the profound interconnectedness of physical and mental well-being, firmly believing in creating a safe space for patients to feel supported. Emphasizing patient education and self-awareness, she views these as crucial elements in the healing process.

Alexis’ years in practice has given her the opportunity to treat a multitude of different conditions, from office-related issues including head, neck and shoulder discomfort to working with sports injury, postural dysfunction, pregnancy and stress/anxiety. Committed to achieving optimal outcomes for her patients while staying true to her values, Alexis remains dedicated to ongoing learning and education in her field. Her holistic approach is not just a profession but a personal journey, drawing from her diverse experiences—from recovering from a serious car accident to managing the strains of an active lifestyle.

Having witnessed firsthand the transformative benefits of manual therapy combined with integrated home care and strength training, Alexis is driven by the goal of guiding each patient toward their most optimal, functional self.

Beyond the treatment room, Alexis immerses herself in the beauty of nature, frequently exploring the mountains through activities like hiking, trail running, and mountain biking. Enchanted by the allure and lifestyle of North Vancouver, Alexis feels a deep sense of gratitude for calling this place home.

Credentials

  • Registered Massage Therapy graduate from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy

  • Craniosacral Therapy Level 1

  • Advanced Cadaver Dissection - Lumbar/Pelvis

  • Integrative Myofascial Release Techniques for the Spine

  • Chronic Pain Management for Registered Massage Therapists

  • Yoga Therapy for RMT’s

  • RMT Rehabilitation and Conditioning Level 1

  • Therapeutic Exercise for Lumbopelvic Stabilization