Becky Lavers, RMT

08/13/2025

Interested in becoming a new client? Here's what you need to know. 🌱

To ensure the best care for my current clients, I primarily accept new clients through word-of-mouth referrals. If you were referred by someone, here’s how to proceed:

1. Join the waitlist via my online booking system (click "Join Waitlist"). - or-

2. Email me at beckylaversrmt(at)gmail(dot)com with the subject Referral: [Your Name]" and mention who referred you. Once verified, you’ll receive access to book appointments online.

✨Important Practice Notes:

🏠Home-Based & Part-Time: I work from a home studio with limited hours (please check availability).

🐕🐈Pet-Friendly Space: My dogs and cat are often present—let me know if you have allergies or concerns.

🦽Accessibility: My space has stairs & no ramp and may not accommodate mobility aids. Please message me for details if needed.

🚗Arrival Instructions: After booking, you’ll receive directions (e.g., parking, entry steps, doorbell instructions).

Non-referred inquiries are welcome but may experience delays. Thank you for understanding!

www.beckylavers.com

06/16/2025

✨ The Return (Seasoned, Not Shiny) ✨

After a deliberate pause, my digital doors are open again: beckylavers.com. Not a rebrand, not a debut—just the same deep work I've been doing for two decades simmered longer.

This space is women-centered, but not women-exclusive. It’s for the quiet seekers—those who know wisdom comes with wrinkles, not widgets. Who prefer substance over sparkle, who understand that real growth takes time (and isn’t measured in likes). Who know that wisdom wears in, not out.

No performative healing. No cosmic buzzwords. Just the kind of knowing that comes from stubborn devotion to what's true.

Come when you're ready.

🔗 www.beckylavers.com

As a massage therapist and educator, I have been working with individuals and communities for more than 15 years.

02/24/2025

📢 Important Reminder: No-Show Policy

I want to take a moment to remind everyone of my strict no-show policy. If you miss an appointment without providing prior notice, your online booking privileges will be temporarily suspended until full payment for the missed session is received.

As a courtesy, multiple reminders are sent for every scheduled appointment. Failing to communicate that you can’t make it not only disrupts my schedule but also shows a lack of respect for the time I’ve set aside for you.

I truly value open communication and appreciate your understanding and cooperation in honouring your commitments. Thank you for understanding! ✨

02/22/2024

Have you ever heard the saying 'emotions are energy in motion'? 🌊 It's true! We receive an abundance of information through sensory awareness and when we are not able to fully express in a moment what we are feeling and experiencing, that information has a way of getting stuck in our bodies.

Allow me to introduce my philosophy on body work!😉 When we bring ourself into a relaxed state with a skilled practitioner, we can tap back into these stuck places (that often show themselves through physical sensations like pain). By gently releasing tension and promoting fluidity within our fluid cellular system, we can begin to move through and release those lingering emotions, leaving us feeling lighter and more balanced. 🌟

Ready to let go and flow?
https://beckylavers.janeapp.onto book online.

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02/21/2024

"Massage therapists in Atlantic Canada are among those applying to the federal government to have taxes removed from massage services.

The Canadian Massage Therapy Association made a formal application to the federal government in 2022 after a fifth province, Prince Edward Island, officially regulated its massage therapy industry. But the application was not included in the 2023 federal budget.

It's the association's position that massage therapy lowers stress, increases immune function and can help with mental health issues.

Now, the group — a national association of nine provincial massage therapy organizations, including those in all four Atlantic provinces — is once again asking the federal finance minister to consider the exemption. They intend to submit a petition to government later this year.

"We're still in a health-care crisis [and] having that other tier of health care more affordable and more accessible, we're looking at that as only being beneficial," said Amy-Lynne Graves, the national association's vice-chair and Nova Scotia's representative.

Graves said in an interview that the exemption from taxes can mean better access to services for clients.

"We're hoping to pass that savings onto the consumer, to those massage therapy patients, so that they can afford it, whether it is out of pocket or their benefits … [lasting] longer."