Caitlee lewis, RMT
Caitlee is currently on maternity leave.
Caitlee is a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) who graduated from Okanagan Valley Collage of Massage Therapy in 2011. Throughout the program she completed 3,000 hours of hands-on experience and has been a full-time self employed RMT since graduation. Caitlee has always liked meeting new people and is now enjoying a rewarding career helping her clients achieve their health goals.
Caitlee was born and raised in 100 Mile House and was always active in the community growing up. After completing her post-secondary education in Vernon Caitlee was excited at the opportunity to return home to build her career at 100 Mile Massage Therapy Clinic. Caitlee’s treatment modalities include: deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, and joint mobilizations although she creates unique treatment plans for each client. Every cycle Caitlee completes several continuing education courses within the Massage Therapy field to ensure she is current with the industry practices.
On her time away from work Caitlee loves to spend time outdoors with her family and two dogs. Caitlee has recently moved back to 100 Mile House and is looking forward to getting involved with the community and connecting with her patients.
Ryan Langford, RMT
Ryan attended the Massage Therapy program at Okanagan Valley College of Massage Therapy where he graduated in 2016. Ryan believes in patient centered care, which includes working with patients to better achieve their goals as well as further educating the patient on ways to improve their health in their daily lives. In treatment, he prefers a specific, deliberate approach to the treatment of various injuries and postural dysfunctions. Ryan provides deep tissue massage, joint mobilizations, neuromuscular therapy, trigger point release, and myofascial release. He also strives to further his education by learning more techniques as his career progresses.
Aside from Massage Therapy, Ryan is passionate about music. He has played drums and guitar for a number of years and enjoys the sense of community that it brings when playing with other people. Ryan also enjoys various sports such as hockey and downhill skiing.
Ryan grew up in 100 Mile House and is excited for the opportunity to start his career in his hometown. He looks forward to working with his fellow community members.
THERESA Draper, RMT
Theresa has had a lifelong interest in health and alternative approaches to treatment of medical conditions. After completing the 3000 hour Registered Massage Therapy Diploma program at WCCMT New Westminster in 2007 Theresa opened 100 Mile Massage Therapy Clinic. A serious injury in 2011 and the need for rehabilitative therapy required Theresa to sadly move away from 100 Mile House a little longer than anticipated. She is very excited to now be back in the community!
While away from 100 Mile House Theresa has been busy with a variety of activities including being a board member on the RMTBC for the past 5 years, facilitating and teaching chronic pain management courses and recently completing education in movement for chronic pain. In her spare time Theresa enjoys being active outdoors and when not outdoors volunteers for the Kamloops Cancer and BC pain Societies.
Riley anness
A fascination with the mechanics of the human body led to the studying of Registered Massage Therapy at OVCMT in Vernon. Riley graduated the course in July of 2022 and is excited to begin her career in 100 Mile House. Treatment modalities Riley utilizes during treatments include: myofascial release, trigger point release, neuromuscular therapy and Swedish massage. To keep up to date on new techniques Riley will be completing continuing education courses as her career progresses.
Riley Anness was born and raised in Kamloops. At a young age she discovered an incredible love for horses, which led to the love of rodeo.
While attending Little Britches Rodeo in her youth Riley discovered the Cariboo. So many qualities of the region resonated with her. One Hundred Mile House has held a special place for her ever since.
In her free time Riley can be found spending time outdoors with her horses and two dogs. Riley is excited to get involved with the community and help patients reach their goals.