Erik Wyatt is a Registered Massage Therapist, and family man with deep Norwegian roots — the kind that show up in his love of heat, cold, and resilience. Ask him about it and he’ll smile and say, “Jeg kan bare litt norsk.”
I only know a little Norwegian.
But the heritage runs deeper than the language.
Before becoming an RMT, Erik spent years as a BC Ambulance Paramedic, learning to read the body under pressure and developing the assessment skills he’s known for today. In the clinic, he blends that paramedic precision with modern pain‑science, helping clients unravel chronic issues, long‑standing injuries, and the complicated patterns that keep people from feeling their best.
With nearly 13 years of therapeutic practice, Erik believes firmly that movement is the medicine. His treatments don’t end at the table — he often provides simple phone‑ or video‑based exercises to help clients rebuild confidence, restore mobility, and stay active between sessions.
Whether you’re dealing with mountain‑life wear and tear, chronic pain, or a new injury, Erik’s approach is calm, clear, and deeply practical. His goal is simple: help you move better, feel better, and live better — one session, one story, one step at a time.
Alex Morrissey is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu blue belt under Professor Mike LaPierre of Valley Jiu Jitsu in Kamloops, bringing passion, discipline, and playful curiosity to every session he leads. As a published children’s book author, Alex understands how to connect with kids through storytelling, imagination, and movement. His coaching blends the fundamentals of martial arts with age‑appropriate activities that build confidence, coordination, and focus. Whether introducing young learners to BJJ or guiding them through creative movement, Alex creates a safe, encouraging environment where kids feel inspired, capable, and excited to grow.
