Staci Harrison, RMT
Staci began her career in the health industry in 2012 as a CanFitPro Certified Personal Trainer with a
specialization in strength and conditioning through Poliquin International. This turned into a passion for
helping clients with pain management, over the years growing into a more hands on approach after her
first and second certifications in Fascial Stretch Therapy in 2013. With her fascination in the body’s
natural ability to heal she continued her education to become a registered massage therapist in 2017.
Her approach to treatment is to visually and manually assess energetic structural imbalances within the
body, locate the associated areas of trauma and assist the tissue back to a natural state of release. She
uses various fascial and mobilization techniques that are less aggressive than traditional modalities,
which leaves the client in a relaxed holistic state yet still providing a long lasting and exceptionally
effective form of pain relief.
When Staci is not in the clinic treating clients she can be found with her nose in a book studying,
deepening her daily yoga practice, trail riding in the backcountry, hanging out indoor rock climbing or
drinking tea with her two cats.
specialization in strength and conditioning through Poliquin International. This turned into a passion for
helping clients with pain management, over the years growing into a more hands on approach after her
first and second certifications in Fascial Stretch Therapy in 2013. With her fascination in the body’s
natural ability to heal she continued her education to become a registered massage therapist in 2017.
Her approach to treatment is to visually and manually assess energetic structural imbalances within the
body, locate the associated areas of trauma and assist the tissue back to a natural state of release. She
uses various fascial and mobilization techniques that are less aggressive than traditional modalities,
which leaves the client in a relaxed holistic state yet still providing a long lasting and exceptionally
effective form of pain relief.
When Staci is not in the clinic treating clients she can be found with her nose in a book studying,
deepening her daily yoga practice, trail riding in the backcountry, hanging out indoor rock climbing or
drinking tea with her two cats.