Emily Morehouse, Massage Therapist

Emily Morehouse

Massage Therapist

Clinic – Prospect Street

Meet Emily!

Emily was born and raised in Fredericton and is passionate about providing quality massage therapy services to her community. She graduated in 2013 from St. Thomas University with a double major in Psychology and Criminology. Having grown-up active in sports, Emily developed a strong interest in health and fitness throughout her time at STU.

For two years following her graduation, she worked in the field of Psychology, and enjoyed the fast pace, challenging, and rewarding nature of the job. During this time, Emily personally benefitted from receiving massage therapy treatments. Because of this, and along with her love of helping others, she decided to pursue a career as a Registered Massage Therapist, graduating as Valedictorian from the Atlantic College of Therapeutic Massage in 2017.

During her massage studies, Emily took additional courses including sports massage and soft tissue release. She has since expanded her therapies to include cupping therapy, kin taping, and concussion management, and is always exploring ways to advance her skillset as a massage therapist. Emily has experience treating both chronic and acute conditions, and tailors each treatment to the needs of the individual. This includes any combination of Swedish massage, myofascial release, therapeutic cupping, active myofascial release, passive stretching, and exercise prescription.

In her spare time, Emily enjoys weight training, hiking, walking with her dog (Rupert), reading, visiting local breweries, and spending time with her boyfriend, family, and friends.

Caroline Carter, Massage Therapist

Caroline Carter

Massage Therapist

Clinic – Prospect Street

Meet Caroline!

Caroline has a wealth of experience in her career as a registered massage therapist. She has been in practice for 18 years graduating from ICT Northumberland College/Modern Business College in Saint John, NB.

Caroline has found a great source of strength from her studies in energy work, Reiki (Levels 1 & 2), and Craniosacral Therapy (4 Levels – CST Alliance). She has experience with Therapeutic Cupping, Pre-Natal Massage, and Myofascial Release (Baron BodyWorks).

Caroline possesses a thorough knowledge of the musculo-skeletal system and how myofascial therapy benefits the release of soft tissue. She also recognizes the healing power of touch through use of human kinetic energy. She has an profound ability to put her clients at ease through a multi-disciplinary approach to therapy which leads to a deep sense of holistic healing and well-being. Caroline brings empathy and kindness to her practice and has a great ear to listening to her clients needs.

Caroline’s interests are hiking, camping, meditation, yoga, and spending time with her rescue dog, Charlie.

– “Keep the body moving and the mind still.”

Tyson Stewart, Massage Therapist

Tyson Stewart

Massage Therapist

Clinic – Prospect Street & Currie Center (UNB)

Meet Tyson!

Tyson brings over 17 years of massage experience to Max Health Institute – Fredericton. He began his post-secondary education at the University of New Brunswick, graduating in 2001 with a BScKin. Tyson then attended the Atlantic College of Therapeutic Massage and graduated with a diploma in massage therapy in 2003. During this time Tyson found a passion for working with athletes and myofascial dysfunctions. Specializing in myofascial work and how it can affect an individual, Tyson uses his many years of experience to bring a unique treatment approach to each client he treats.

Tyson has been the massage therapist for the UNB Reds Men’s Hockey Team since 2008. He is also a part time instructor at the Atlantic College of Therapeutic Massage, teaching Fundamentals of Sports Massage and Applied Myofascial Massage. This has given him the opportunity to work with many professional athletes over the years along with the Canadian National Women’s Hockey Team.

In addition to being a skilled massage therapist, Tyson is also a part-time Registered Nurse at the Dr. Everett Chalmer’s Regional Hospital. In his spare time, he loves watching his son and daughter, Ty and Whitney, play sports and spending time with his wife, Pam.

Thea Loughrey, Massage Therapist

Thea Loughrey

Massage Therapist

Clinic – Currie Center (UNB)

Meet Thea!

Originally from Brockville Ontario, Thea found her way East and began her post-secondary education at the University of New Brunswick graduating with BScKin in 2018. Thea became a massage therapist after completing another two years of post-secondary education at the Atlantic College of Therapeutic Massage, graduating as class Valedictorian in 2020.

Thea has clinical experience with neurological conditions, chronic pain, acute injuries, and rehabilitation, though she has passion for sports massage therapy. She enjoys the uniqueness that each client brings to the massage table and uses a variety of techniques and modalities throughout her treatments, including Swedish massage, myofascial, and craniosacral techniques. She makes sure that her treatments are tailored to the wants and needs of each client. Thea is excited to be part of the multi-disciplinary team at Max Health Institute & Physiotherapy to help the clients feel great on and off the massage table.

In her spare time, Thea enjoys reading, photography, making music, spending time outdoors, travelling, and being with her friends and family.

Kathrine Walker, Massage Therapist

Kathrine Walker

Massage Therapist

Clinic – Prospect Street

Meet Kathrine!

Kathrine brings over 24 years of experience to body work therapy. Her practice is informed by her love of learning and a holistic approach to the human body. Upon graduating from St. Thomas University in Fredericton, she enrolled at Kine Concept and became a Registered Massage Therapist in 1996. In 2000, she graduated from the Guild for Structural Integration in Boulder, Colorado and worked for the next 16 years deepening her understanding of myofascial systems and honing her skills in Rolf Method Structural Integration. In 2014, she completed her Advanced Structural Integration training at KMI Maine. She is currently in her fifth year of Osteopathic study at Collège d’Etudes Ostéopathiques at the Dalhousie University campus in Halifax.

A keen observer of the body in motion, Kathrine is client-centred in her approach and assesses the role that stress and restriction play in the pattern of chronic pain. She brings her considerable skills and knowledge to the development of a treatment plan that promotes freedom of movement, postural balance, and relaxation. In doing so, she guides the client in their own journey of understanding and body balance.

Kathrine draws inspiration from Tai Chi, Yoga, and physical activities in nature such as hiking, cycling, swimming, and skiing.

Karen Nel, Massage Therapist

Karen Nel – Prospect

Massage Therapist

Clinic – Prospect Street

Meet Karen!

-Originally from South Africa

-Therapeutic Massage Therapy Diploma, Eastern College, 2017

-First Aid and CPR Certificate

-Applied Sports Massage Myofascial Therapy Certificate, 2018

-Table Thai Massage (Level 1), 2018

-TMJ (Temporal Mandibular Joint Syndrome), 2018

-Traditional Thai Massage (mat) Level 1-3, 2014

-Institute for Integrative Nutrition = Health Coach, 2013

-Hot Stone Therapy Certificate, 2000

-Dr. Vodder Lymphatic Drainage, 1996

-SA Institute of Shiatsu Therapy Diploma, 1993

-Aesthetics Diploma (C.I.D.E.S.C.O) AND Body Therapy Diploma, 1979-1981