Borealis
Massage Therapy:
Your Path to Wellness
A Natural Way to Heal
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Kalea Durnin RMT
be softer with you.
you are a breathing thing.
a memory to someone.
a home to a life.
-nayyirah waheed
Who I Am and What I Do
My Journey
Hello! I'm Kalea Durnin, the proud owner of Borealis Massage Therapy; a home based practice in the Village of Christopher Lake Saskatchewan. I’ve been a Registered Massage Therapist since 2016 and after completing a twenty- two hundred hour Massage Therapy program, I became a member of the Massage Therapist Association of Saskatchewan.
The passion that I feel for my practice is overwhelming and I love the challenges and exploration of learning that it can bring. One of the best things about my job is that I get to work with clients from all walks of life and help to create treatment and self-care plans. The treatment plan helps to optimize the clients over all well being while the home care plan helps to maintain and prolong the benefits that are gained through each treatment. Taking self-care away from the equation is like losing an extremely important piece of the puzzle. Self-care plays a huge role in the journey of physical and emotional wellness. I take pride as an RMT in being a part of that journey, and enjoy sharing my knowledge that is pertinent to proper body mechanics and movement, self treatment instructions, strength training, stretching to improve flexibility, and postural and movement awareness.
Along with loving the work that I do, I have an eagerness to teach many different types of strengthening and stretching techniques that I have learned over the years. Participating in a 200 hour yoga teacher training program through Sublime School of Yoga has helped to add many new and wonderful teachings to my repertoire!
Through continued education seminars I have had the privilege of extending my training in the John F. Barnes Method of Myofascial Release. The Massage Therapy modality of Myofascial Release is the backbone of my practice and I immensely enjoy what it has to offer. It is a modality that has benefited me personally due to my own injuries and through experiencing such extraordinary healing brought on by the work, I want nothing more than to help others find balance in both mind and body. It brings me happiness to share my knowledge of wellness through the practice of massage therapy. I look forward to being apart of your journey to a healthy way of living through all that this wonderful modality has to offer.
Myofascial Release
Natural Healing
The John F. Barnes method of Myofascial Release has a treatment approach that looks at the mind and body as a whole. The keystone of this practice is to bring balance to the pelvis so that all other parts of your body are in optimal alignment. As a Registered Massage Therapist that has extra training in myofascial release, I use this full body approach as well as a postural and orthopedic assessments to dig deep and find the root of the problem that you may be experiencing.
Myofascial Release involves applying gentle sustained pressure into the myofascial connective tissue restrictions to eliminate pain and restore motion. It is a safe and very effective hands on technique that allows the therapist to use a multitude of techniques and movement therapy.
Each myofascial release treatment session is performed directly on skin without the use of oils or creams. This allows the RMT to detect fascial restrictions and helps determine how much sustained pressure needs to be applied in order to release the restrictions.
What is Fascia?
Fascia is a tough connective tissue which spreads throughout the body in a three-dimensional web from head to toe without interruption. It covers every cell, muscle, bone, nerve, artery, vein and all of our internal organs. It is one continuous structure. This substance connects every part of our body together.
