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Mark Bentz
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At Everest Therapeutics Massage Therapy, we are devoted to enhancing the well-being of expectant mothers through the therapeutic benefits of prenatal massage in Vancouver. Our dedicated team is here to guide you on a journey of comfort and relaxation during this special time. With a deep understanding of pregnancy physiology, we offer a range of techniques designed to alleviate discomfort, reduce stress, and promote a sense of tranquility. Step into our haven of serenity, where your comfort is our priority. Our prenatal massage sessions are thoughtfully designed to accommodate your changing body, utilizing techniques that target areas of tension while maintaining a soothing atmosphere. Experience the relief and joy that arise from our nurturing touch, as we work together to create a harmonious balance between your body and your growing baby. Let us be your support system, fostering a sense of well-being and connection as you embark on this remarkable journey of motherhood.
Phone: (604) 633-9593
Email: info@everesttherapeutics.com
Working Hours: Mon-Sun: 8:00 am – 8:00 pm
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Mark Bentz
Everest Therapeutics Massage TherapyDirectory:
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At Everest Therapeutics Massage Therapy, we are devoted to enhancing the well-being of expectant mothers through the therapeutic benefits of prenatal massage in Vancouver. Our dedicated team is here to guide you on a journey of comfort and relaxation during this special time. With a deep understanding of pregnancy physiology, we offer a range of techniques designed to alleviate discomfort, reduce stress, and promote a sense of tranquility. Step into our haven of serenity, where your comfort is our priority. Our prenatal massage sessions are thoughtfully designed to accommodate your changing body, utilizing techniques that target areas of tension while maintaining a soothing atmosphere. Experience the relief and joy that arise from our nurturing touch, as we work together to create a harmonious balance between your body and your growing baby. Let us be your support system, fostering a sense of well-being and connection as you embark on this remarkable journey of motherhood.
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Life Medical Imaging - Bateau Bay
Life Medical Imaging - Bateau BayLife Medical Imaging is a Comprehensive Independent Radiology clinic including a focus on sub specialist Women’s Imaging, Cardiology Imaging, and Paediatric Imaging, in particular the latest in 3D mammography, as well as 3D/4D obstetric imaging & gynaecology procedures.
Our team of skilled and qualified clinical and support staff, combined with the latest technology ensure you receive the highest standard of care and imaging in a modern, professional and comfortable environment.
We are recognised as experts in our field and are referred to by specialists and general practitioners within the Central Coast region and further afield.
We aim to utilise the latest state of the art equipment and techniques to provide a world class service for women of the Central Coast and beyond.
Phone Number:
0243267000
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