Selena registered as an RMT in 2024, but her clinical hands have been developing for far longer than that.

For over a decade before pursuing her RMT licensure, she trained and practiced as a manual therapy practitioner across structured wellness and rehabilitation-adjacent environments, building the kind of palpation skill and treatment intuition that usually takes practitioners years past graduation to develop.

That foundation shows up in how she works. There's a confidence in her assessment and a precision in her hands that reflects the long apprenticeship behind the recent credential. She brings the formal anatomical and clinical training of the RMT scope together with the refined manual skills she has built through years of dedicated practice.

Selena is well-suited to patients who want clinical massage delivered with care and presence. She's equally comfortable working with someone booking for a specific musculoskeletal concern and someone who simply needs an hour of restorative treatment after a demanding week.

If you've ever felt rushed in a treatment room or like the practitioner was running through a checklist, you'll notice the difference within the first ten minutes.