James Boyce
Osteopathic Practitioner & Registered Massage Therapist
D.O.M.P., RMT
“Facilitating health by
re‑establishing biomechanical alignment.”
Clinical Focus & Approach
Registered in both Osteopathy and Massage Therapy, combining structural alignment with active soft tissue release. Helps people with symptoms of joint restriction and biomechanical imbalance, and supports athletic recovery.
Clinical Specialties
Special Interests
James is often sought out by people with symptoms of:
Generally, everything interests me.
You want a dynamic, targeted treatment that addresses joint mechanics alongside deep muscle and tissue restrictions, working with people experiencing symptoms of restricted movement and structural imbalance.
About James
Where it started
James is an experienced and knowledgeable Registered Massage Therapist, who began practicing in 2010. He has developed a broad set of skills which he integrates in all of his treatments. In his time as a Massage Therapist he has expanded his knowledge with various courses of continuing education, with highlights including CranioSacral therapy, scar release technique, and fascial stretching.
Deepening his practice
By combining skills across massage therapy and yoga, James has worked extensively in private practice as well as at award-winning spas in the Rocky Mountains, including a highlight assisting client recovery for international heli-skiing companies, drawing on his own passion for downhill skiing. This experience pushed him to deepen his knowledge of the body and pursue a Diploma of Manual Osteopathy at the Canadian College of Osteopathy.
His approach
With your collaboration, he conducts an assessment prior to each of your treatments to determine how he can best facilitate your health. He looks forward to working with you to support your movement and performance goals.
Education & experience
Diploma of Massage Therapy
Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy, Kitchener, Canada.
Yoga Teacher Training
Banff, Canada.
5-year curriculum in Osteopathic studies
Canadian College of Osteopathy, Winnipeg and Vancouver campuses, Canada.
Successful defence of a case study
Treatment of a long-term stem cell recipient with osteopathic manual therapy.