Owner, Paul Dournovo, RMT, was born in Kelowna but was
transplanted to North Vancouver where he graduated from the
West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2003. Back in Kelowna
Paul took ownership of Apple Valley Therapeutic Massage in 2004
and has enjoyed a busy practice since. Paul is well versed in
different therapeutic massages including rehabilitation, acute and
chronic injuries, athletics, relaxation and more.
transplanted to North Vancouver where he graduated from the
West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2003. Back in Kelowna
Paul took ownership of Apple Valley Therapeutic Massage in 2004
and has enjoyed a busy practice since. Paul is well versed in
different therapeutic massages including rehabilitation, acute and
chronic injuries, athletics, relaxation and more.
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What is a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT)?
Although their training includes relaxation massage an RMT’s main role is to deliver drug free
therapy and rehabilitation. BC’s Registered Massage Therapists undergo 3,000 hours of
training, the highest standard in North America and are subject to mandatory continuing
education and upgrading. Their curriculum includes pathology, neurology, anatomy, remedial
exercise, kinesiology, physiology and clinical sciences.
Many needs can be covered including sports therapy, whiplash associated disorders,
headaches, Fibromyalgia, back pain and Osteoarthritis.
Most medical plans will cover a portion of your treatments. Check with your service provider.
Although their training includes relaxation massage an RMT’s main role is to deliver drug free
therapy and rehabilitation. BC’s Registered Massage Therapists undergo 3,000 hours of
training, the highest standard in North America and are subject to mandatory continuing
education and upgrading. Their curriculum includes pathology, neurology, anatomy, remedial
exercise, kinesiology, physiology and clinical sciences.
Many needs can be covered including sports therapy, whiplash associated disorders,
headaches, Fibromyalgia, back pain and Osteoarthritis.
Most medical plans will cover a portion of your treatments. Check with your service provider.
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