Rebecca Willson, Registered Massage Therapist

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Rebecca Willson, Registered Massage Therapist

Registered Massage Therapist who is passionate about finding joy and balance in life, helping others Really, it is a lot like forest ecosystems and stewardship.

Helping people improve their wellness is something I take great pride in. I love to help people reduce pain and tension, and increase their functional mobility and enjoyment of life. I have called New Brunswick home since 2001 when I came from Victoria, British Columbia to complete my studies in Forest Management at UNB. It was a three year plan that quickly changed when I met the love of my life, Jon. Knowing I would not enjoy working in the woods here – cold, snow, bugs, humidity - I decided to enroll in Massage Therapy training at the Atlantic College of Therapeutic Massage in January 2004. The transition from Forester to Register Massage Therapist was easy for me. I love learning how the human body functions, how all parts of our system are connected, and how making changes to one part impacts the whole person. I like to empower people to become the best possible caretakers for the bodies they live in. Since completing my initial studies in Massage Therapy, I actively pursue opportunities to add skills, knowledge, and complementary modalities to increase the effectiveness of my treatments. Learning is a life long endeavor for me. I have advanced my knowledge in Myofascial Release Techniques, Osteopathic Techniques, Neurolymphatics, Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction, Assessment and Treatment of the Pelvis, Mental Health First Aid, Implement Assisted Release, Cranio-sacral Techniques and Usui/Holy Fire Reiki Levels 1 and 2 and cupping. I believe life is about finding joy in what you do. I love going on adventures with Jon and our dog Penny. Most times you will find us exploring rivers, lakes and forests. I also enjoy hiking, cooking, horses, photography and the company of family and friends.

10/11/2025

The office will be closed tomorrow November 11th for Remembrance Day

05/11/2025

It’s that time of year where appointments book even faster. Don’t miss out at book ahead 🥰

22/10/2025

Here is a great article on Massage Therapy and Chronic Pain management.

Pain is often associated with some injury or illness, and it’s assumed by many people to be a temporary state. But for some people, pain is a frequent part of

21/10/2025

Massage therapy supports your health in real, clinical ways—from chronic pain management to injury recovery. This week, join us as we celebrate the different ways that RMTs contribute to the health of their patients. Learn more about our actions in the linked blog post.

Learn more: https://rmtao.com/resources/rmtao-blog/ways-to-celebrate-massage-therapy-awareness-week-2025

15/10/2025

What I see when I work on your face and neck.

14/10/2025

Massage Therapy Awareness Week is fast approaching.

Is there anything you want to know?
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26/08/2025

On Friday August 29th I will be opening my booked for the rest of 2025

22/07/2025

I am out on vacation until after the August Long Weekend.

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Opening Hours

Tuesday	10:00 - 18:00
Wednesday	01:00 - 20:00
Thursday	10:00 - 17:00
Friday	10:00 - 14:00

Website

http://rmtrebecca.janeapp.com/

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Helping people improve their wellness is something I take great pride in. I love to help people reduce pain and tension, and increase their functional mobility and enjoyment of life.

I have called New Brunswick home since 2001 when I came from Victoria, British Columbia to complete my studies in Forest Management at UNB. It was a three year plan that quickly changed when I met the love of my life, Jon. Knowing I would not enjoy working in the woods here – cold, snow, bugs, humidity - I decided to enroll in Massage Therapy training at the Atlantic College of Therapeutic Massage in January 2004.

The transition from Forester to Register Massage Therapist was easy for me. I love learning how the human body functions, how all parts of our system are connected, and how making changes to one part impacts the whole person. Really, it is a lot like forest ecosystems and stewardship. I like to empower people to become the best possible caretakers for the bodies they live in.

Since completing my initial studies in Massage Therapy, I actively pursue opportunities to add skills, knowledge, and complementary modalities to increase the effectiveness of my treatments. Learning is a life long endeavor for me.