Nouh Turki is an experienced Osteopathic Practitioner with over 10 years of clinical experience helping clients restore movement, reduce pain, and improve their overall health and well-being.

Originally trained in physiotherapy, Nouh earned his Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Monastir before moving to Canada in 2011 to pursue advanced studies in Manual Osteopathic Practitioner Therapy at the Institute of Osteopathy in Montreal, Quebec. He graduated in 2015 and has since been practicing in British Columbia and Alberta. Nouh is a current member of OsteopathyBC.

Nouh takes a whole-body approach to care, recognizing that pain and dysfunction are often connected to underlying imbalances elsewhere in the body. His areas of focus include the spine, pelvis, joints, nervous system, circulatory system, and visceral systems. Through skilled hands-on assessment and treatment, he works to identify the root cause of discomfort and support the body’s natural ability to heal and function optimally.

Known for his attentive and personalized approach, Nouh provides one-on-one care tailored to each client’s unique needs and goals. Whether you are seeking relief from pain, recovering from an injury, improving mobility, or supporting your overall wellness, Nouh is committed to helping you move better, feel better, and live healthier.

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Michelle obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Human Kinetics in 2015 at Trinity Western University and then continued on to receive her massage diploma from OVCMT in 2018.

Michelle is passionate about health and wellness. She understands the demand that every day life and sports have on our bodies. She enjoys learning new things about the human body on a daily bases and strives to find the root cause of pain. Michelle uses a variety of techniques and loves incorporating deep tissue and myofascial release into her treatments. Recently Michelle took the k-taping course and finds it to be a great addition at the end of a treatment! In her free time she enjoys going for hikes, exploring lakes in the area and spending time at the barn or on the road with her horse heading to barrel races.

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Layla moved to the Okanagan in 2016 from the small northern town of Smithers, she studied and graduated from OVCMT in 2018 and has since resided in Vernon.

She is excited to cater to a wide variety of injuries with focus on treating migraines/headaches, whiplash and sports injuries, using a combination of Swedish, deep tissue, fascial release and Graston therapy; using stainless steel instruments to mobilize soft tissue and increase healing time. This is indicated for most soft tissue injuries at all stages of healing.

Layla also offers Cranio Sacral therapy, a gentle, hands-on approach aimed at releasing tension in the Cranio Sacral system. This system includes the skull and sacral bones, the membranes and cerebrospinal fluid that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord. This therapy is often used to address conditions like headaches, neck and back pain, stress-related disorders, post concussion disorders, chronic fatigue, hormonal disturbances, sleep impairment and so much more.

In her spare time you can catch her playing softball, enjoying the sun with her two dogs or collecting miles on her Harley Davison.

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Meet Natalie Chester, she graduated from Okanagan Valley College of Massage Therapy in 2023.

She uses a variety of relaxation and moderate to deep techniques to help work towards your treatment goals. These include Swedish massage, trigger point release, neuromuscular techniques and facilitated stretching.    

Natalie is from a small town on Vancouver Island. She decided to moved to Vernon to attend OVCMT, and liked the area so much she decided to stay. In her spare time, she likes to enjoy the outdoors including skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, paddleboarding, swimming and exploring new places.

Natalie recognizes the benefits of massage and the importance of living an active lifestyle. I want to help you feel the best you can throughout your daily activities.  

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Brooklyn graduated from the Okanagan Valley College of Massage Therapy in 2023. She has been drawn to massage from a young age as she noted the healing properties of this therapy during her many years of competition with her soccer team.

Brooklyn looks to create a safe and welcoming environment for anyone who is seeking a tailored treatment to their individual needs or simply looking for a relaxing massage. She enjoys researching information on the human body to investigate the various aspects which contribute to chronic and acute pain as well as massage practices to decrease these issues.

Brooklyn offers techniques such as myofascial release, trigger point release, Swedish massage and neuromuscular modalities. She has noted the benefits of massage in both addressing ongoing issue as well as preventative “maintenance”.

In Brooklyn’s free time you can find her camping in the mountains, spending time at the gym, enjoying the local beaches and to satisfy her artistic side, with some painting.

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No ICBC at this time

Erinn grew up in Kamloops, even after visiting over 30 countries, BC still has her heart. She can’t see herself living elsewhere. Like many RMT’s she moved to Vernon for massage school, graduated in 2021 and it’s been home ever since.

Growing up playing competitive sports and being surrounded by family in health care made her passionate about health and wellness from the get go. Illness, injury and stress present themselves differently in each of us and to treat the source rather than the symptoms.

Whatever the reason may be, Erinn believes in incorporating both an orthopaedic and relaxing approach to help your mind and body feel their best.

*Experience with concussion/whiplash and sports related injury and pre/post natal.

*Tends to have a heavier hand and use of of trigger point work.

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Courtney is an Okanagan local, raised in Kelowna and now calling Vernon home. She completed her Bachelor of Kinesiology at UBC in 2013 and went on to earn a Master’s in Physical Therapy at UBC in 2016. Courtney has advanced training in functional dry needling and acupuncture, as well as additional certifications in vestibular rehabilitation (vertigo/dizziness), visceral manipulation and manual therapy. She practices using The Integrated Systems Model, an approach that links past injuries, posture, and movement habits to current injuries or conditions to provide a comprehensive understanding of the body.

Recently, she began training in craniosacral therapy and is completing her somatic experiencing practitioner certification. Courtney is passionate about creating a safe, healing space for her clients and is deeply committed to offering craniosacral and somatic therapies to support their healing journey.

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