Brandee McInnis graduated from the Foothills College of Massage Therapy in Calgary, Alberta in 2003. In conjunction with a chiropractor, she practiced at a clinic in Calgary for about two years. In 2005 she relocated to Toronto, Ontario to further her education.  Now Brandee is looking forward to settling in Vancouver, British Columbia. 

Over the years she has worked with many different kinds of clients, including athletes, expectant mothers and business professionals. She has provided stress relief and deep tissue massage, and developed maintenance programs specific to each individual.

Brandee is registered as a massage therapist in British Columbia, and is excited to be continuing on her career path at the Electra Health Floor.

Brandee focuses on treating headaches, as well as neck and back tension. She uses many different massage techniques to achieve the desired results, including trigger point therapy, deep tissue release, various forms of hydrotherapy and reflexology. Brandee is a strong advocate of a regular maintenance regime for the body. She compares maintaining the body to maintaining a car. If the oil light in your car comes on, you put oil in it – there’s no debate. In fact, most people don’t need to be warned by the oil light, they take care of it well in advance. And yet people “drive” their bodies to the point of pain or even dysfunction before seeking “oil” - or rather, treatment. They shouldn’t.

A proper maintenance regime is specific to you; Brandee and her clients discuss a number of factors in order to develop an optimal treatment plan, be it for treatment or relaxation.

Once tissue is restored to a healthy level - and that can take some time - it is most important to keep it that way. Maintenance is an effective way to manage physical and mental stress and to achieve a better overall quality of life.