Registered Massage Therapist
Anjali Vipin Kumar 
Anjali graduated the RMT program from Langara college with over 3000 hours of extensive training . Prior coming to Canada she was a licensed traditional Indian medicine practitioner from 2011. That experience gives her a strong understanding of human body and ailments .
While undergoing RMT training she had treatment sessions with variety of medical conditions at student clinic. She was also exposed to various outreaches including Vancouver General’s spinal cord injury care , west Vancouver senior centre, Harbour dance centre ect. Anjali likes to go to the root of each medical condition and treat accordingly incorporating relaxation, neuromuscular, joint mobilization and myofacial techniques. She is also interested in taking care of pregnant and senior patients.
Apart from work she loves traveling, shopping and spending time with family.
Becky Hsieh
Becky completed her Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) Program from Langara College with extensive clinical training and field experience. Becky is well familiar with a variety of techniques including myofascial, Swedish, and trigger points in her treatments.
Before Becky decided to pursuit her RMT license, she worked in various spas for many years, where she realized her passion is to help people be well, and coupled with her degree in Psychology from UBC, she is interested in achieving harmony between mind and body to enhance the wellbeing of her clients.
Becky is well versed in English and Mandarin. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, biking and boxing.
Brendan Shen 
Brendan graduated from the University of British Columbia with a bachelors of Kinesiology in 2018 and received his diploma in Registered Massage Therapy from Langara College in 2021. He believes that providing patient-centred care through the use of manual skills and effective homecare will help to improve the patient’s quality of life. Some techniques he uses include myofascial release, Swedish massage, trigger point release, joint play, and stretching.
Outside of work, Brendan enjoys all things active including volleyball, ultimate, basketball and hiking.
Daniel Ma
Daniel completed the massage therapy program at Langara College following a degree in Biology from Simon Fraser University. His passion to promote a healthy lifestyle and anatomy led him to pursue a massage therapy career.
Daniel is an RMT who believes that massage treatments should be patient-focused and will try to resolve the root of the discomfort while addressing current symptoms.
He also believes that proper home care such as stretching and strengthening is the key to maintaining treatment effectiveness.
Outside of work, Daniel enjoys staying active and shows particular interest in endurance sports such as road cycling and marathon training.
Edward Chang
Edward graduated from the 3000-hour program at West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2013. His training provided him with extensive experience working with a diverse range of clients, from youth to seniors. By combining strong assessment skills with years of hands-on experience, Edward is dedicated to helping improve his patients’ quality of life.
In 2018, Edward began giving back to the RMT profession by taking on the role of clinic instructor, where he shared his knowledge and experience with the next generation of massage therapists. He taught until 2025, when he stepped away from teaching to focus on his practice and family.
In his free time, Edward enjoys going to the gym and spending quality time with his family.
Edward speaks fluent English and Mandarin.
Jessica Quan
Jessica completed the Registered Massage Therapy program at Langara College. Growing up, she played many sports including volleyball and ultimate. Jessica has always had an interest in the human body which led her to pursue a career in massage therapy. She uses techniques including myofascial release, Swedish massage, and stretching to create an effective treatment. In her free time, Jessica enjoys playing volleyball, boxing, and listening to music.
Melissa Hatud
Melissa Hatud, RMT, graduated from the 3,000-hour program at West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2013. She began her career in Richmond at Active Massage Therapy, where she worked for over 10 years.
Melissa treats a wide range of conditions, including tension headaches, neck and shoulder pain, chronic pain, sports injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, fibromyalgia, and arthritis. She believes that intentional movement is key to maintaining a healthy mind and body.
Outside of work, Melissa enjoys spending time outdoors on a nice day, playing basketball, pickleball, and golf, cycling, and spending time with family.
Shin Lee
Shin graduated as a Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner in 2010. Shin practiced TCM for several years before he pursued additional knowledge in the human anatomy and health care at West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Shin received the diploma of Registered Massage Therapy in 2018. Shin has treated a variety of illnesses and helping patients restore their wellness is the main focus of his practice.
Outside of work, Shin enjoys meditation, ping pong, and spending time with family.
Risa Yanome
Risa graduated from the Registered Massage Therapy Program at Langara College. Prior to that, she worked at spas for a couple of years, where she realized her passion is to help people and make a difference in their lives.She combines a variety of techniques in her treatments such as Swedish massage, myofascial release, trigger point, PNF stretch, active release as well as giving customized homecare to maximize the effect of each treatment.Outside of work, she enjoys doing yoga, walking with her adorable dogs, and exploring new foods.In addition to English, Risa speaks fluent Japanese.
Vincent Chen
Vincent graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Before taking the RMT program, Vincent studied Acupuncture and Acupressure from Guangzhou Traditional Chinese Medicine University. Vincent focuses on restoring both structural and physiological equilibrium for the clients.
Vincent believes in building treatment plans based on a methodical holistic approach. He has experience in treating sports related injuries, headaches, myofascial and muscular pain, postural imbalance, frozen shoulder and neurological conditions. He can incorporate techniques in treatments such as Deep tissue massage, Myofascial release, Trigger point release, Joint mobilization and Muscle energy techniques. He also provides home care exercises to encourage the clients to get better performance in their daily living.
Vincent speaks: English, Cantonese and Mandarin.
Vivian Wing Lan Chan
Vivian graduated from Vicars School of Massage Therapy in Calgary. Her experience as an admitting clerk in the ER gave her a strong foundation in patient care. Vivian believes massage helps calm the nervous system, and clients often describe her touch as intuitive. Fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin, Vivian aims to create a comfortable and supportive space for every client. Outside of work, Vivian enjoys the North Shore mountains, cooking and knitting.
Wayne Tan
Wayne graduated from the University of British Columbia with his bachelors of Kinesiology in 2017 and completed his Registered Massage Therapy (RMT) training at Langara College in 2021. Wayne’s studies during undergrad focused on biomechanics and injury prevention, which lead to an interest in manual therapy to provide a holistic treatment approach. At Langara, Wayne had the opportunity to work with recreational and professional athletes, and patients with spinal cord injuries at ICORD. Wayne was a competitive long-distance swimmer and played American football; he currently enjoys weight training and has a keen interest in strength sports.
Wyman Li
Wyman graduated from the Registered Massage Therapy program at Langara College in 2019. His treatments consist of trigger point release, myofascial release, joint mobilization, Swedish massage, and movement-based rehabilitative exercises.
Whether you’re seeking support for injury rehabilitation or regular maintenance care, Wyman is committed to helping you return to your daily activities with greater comfort and ease. His personalized approach focuses on your individual needs, with the goal of promoting a pain-free, active way of life.
Outside of the clinic, Wyman enjoys playing badminton, weightlifting, and exploring new restaurants around the city. You can also find him back at Langara College—this time as an instructor—helping to educate and mentor aspiring RMTs.
Wynne [Winnie] Tong
Wynne is a registered massage therapist with a Bachelor of Science degree majoring in Cell Biology. Wynne treats a wide variety of conditions using a number of techniques such as Swedish, deep tissue therapy, joint mobility, myofascial release. Her approach is to develop individualized treatment plans while taking into consideration of other compensating structures in the body, hoping to help facilitate the body’s ability to recover from the condition and/or to restore the body’s optimal level of performance.
On her off time, Wynne stays active doing yoga and enjoys outdoor activities like hiking and walking on the beach. Wynne is a 100% softball and volleyball mom as well as cheerleader.
In addition to English, Wynne is also fluent in Cantonese and Mandarin.
Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner
Shin Lee
Shin graduated as a Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner in 2010. Shin practiced TCM for several years before he pursued additional knowledge in the human anatomy and health care at West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Shin received the diploma of Registered Massage Therapy in 2018. Shin has treated a variety of illnesses and helping patients restore their wellness is the main focus of his practice.
Outside of work, Shin enjoys meditation, ping pong, and spending time with family.