Clayton Giles graduated from the 3000-hour Massage Therapy Program from WCCMT in 2013. Clayton’s approach to massage therapy is multi-dimensional. He uses a combination of massage, the teaching of functional movement patterns, the implementation of home care exercises, and demonstrates proper workplace ergonomics. This multifaceted approach is important in achieving a pain-free life and preventing further injuries from occurring. Clayton uses a number of different techniques in his massage practice such as Swedish and deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, and joint mobilizations. His clinical background is in treating and preventing common workplace injuries such as headaches, shoulder and neck pain, postural imbalances, disc injuries, low back pain, sciatica, carpal tunnel syndrome, etc. He has also treated numerous athletes in a variety of different sports of all skill levels. Clayton’s hobbies include going to the gym, running, hiking, hockey, golf, fishing, and playing music.

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I started my hypnotherapy journey by receiving it. After years of conventional therapy not helping me reach my full potential I decided to try something different and that is when I found hypnotherapy. Part way through the journey I decided to become a hypnotherapist. I decided to start this path because I saw the benefits of the treatment I used and what I learned in those sessions. I saw it as an opportunity to help others. Others had always come to me for advice throughout my life and I saw hypnotherapy as an opportunity to provide more than “off-the-hip” kitchen advice. My goal as a hypnotherapist is to help you reach your goals!

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I have always been passionate about the human brain and body. From a very young age, I would pull out encyclopedias and read through various medical procedures, terms, and images. As I grew my fascination in biology shifted to animals and up until my grade 11 year I thought I would be a veterinarian. However, after trying to understand physics I realised that something math-focused was unlikely to be my path but I still wanted to try so I completed a veterinary assistant program. I had a very unpleasant experience with the veterinary community and decided it wasn’t worth the stress of upgrading. So, at 18 years old I changed my mind on a dime and ended up at massage school. Originally in it for the money I struggled through to graduation thinking I knew absolutely nothing. I was thankfully wrong and on my first day of work as a massage therapist all my knowledge came back to me and I started to support growth and healing in patients. In 2019 I stopped working at my original spa job and took over the clinic with a business partner and in 2021 I branched off on my own and have been here ever since! As I have grown and transitioned I have started to integrate my diverse knowledge about the human experience to guide patients in their growth journey and I look forward to continuing to do so in new ways moving forward!

Outside of massage, I am also a yoga instructor and a little witchy. I practice yogic philosophy in my transition through life. Use, the magic all around me to remain present and help others do the same. I also spend as much time as humanly possible in nature so if you can’t find me anywhere else, I am probably out hugging trees or meditating with the river.

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