After 10 years in the RMT profession, Lucas knew he needed a better and deeper understanding of how to help people return to optimal life and function. Taking a new approach and expanding his treatment repertoire has allowed Lucas to create a more full body and three dimensional approach to treating his patients ailments. Incorporating principals of the Integrated Systems Model as well as osteopathic treatment techniques from the Barral Institute has allowed him the means of addressing every type of ailment and offering a more complete rehabilitation for any injury or pathology. 

 

Lucas’s path to this career came from Injuries and illnesses in his early twenties that led him to a greater understanding of the need for rehabilitation and the role that massage can play in helping the body return to optimal function. He has worked with a variety of athletes that include rowers, soccer players and triathletes. Lucas has a passion for understanding the functional components of sport and how massage can aid athletes to perform at the top of their games.

 

Lucas has long had a deep interest in human anatomy and considers the human form to be the most fascinating area of study. He has participated in numerous cadaver labs, has taken further training in osteopathy techniques and looks forward to further opportunities to learn new skills.

 

His first love in sport is soccer and he continues to compete at the masters level to this day. He also enjoys squash, golf, hiking, and board games. His love of BC often takes him to the interior to enjoy time at a lake during all seasons and is always willing to learn where the best lakes are for fishing in the Cariboo.

Tuesday to Friday 

Email: lucas (at) iaclinics.com