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🌸 Pre + post breast/chest surgery recovery care
💗 Supporting patients + training massage therapists
🩺 Trauma-aware | Evidence-informed education
⬇️ Access free guides + trainings

🎀 This October, we honor every breast cancer warrior.Let’s embrace one another with hope, strength, and love—for every w...
10/05/2026

🎀 This October, we honor every breast cancer warrior.

Let’s embrace one another with hope, strength, and love—for every woman navigating her journey, every survivor celebrating another day, and every warrior who keeps moving forward with courage.

You are not alone. 💗
Together with The Mastectomy Guide, we can continue to raise awareness, share support, and remind each other that there is strength in every step.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, let’s stand together. 🌸

Thank you Registered Massage Therapists Association of British Columbia 💕
09/29/2026

Thank you Registered Massage Therapists Association of British Columbia 💕

✨ TAKE YOUR MASSAGE PRACTICE TO THE NEXT LEVELReady to feel more confident supporting clients after breast, chest, or on...
09/28/2026

✨ TAKE YOUR MASSAGE PRACTICE TO THE NEXT LEVEL

Ready to feel more confident supporting clients after breast, chest, or oncology surgery?

Join The Mastectomy Guide’s In-Person Training for Breast, Chest & Oncology Massage — a comprehensive, hands-on learning experience designed to help massage therapists build practical knowledge, confidence, and clinical awareness.

WHAT YOU’LL EXPERIENCE:
• Hands-on clinical supervision
• Practice with real post-surgical patients
• Learn about surgeries, complications, and treatment strategies
• 75 hours of community learning
• 39 CEUs through NCBTMB
• Training accredited in 5 countries

📍 Naramata Centre, British Columbia, Canada
📅 October 21–31, 2026
✈️ Arrival: October 20 | Departure: November 1

Whether you're looking to expand your skills, better understand post-surgical recovery, or feel more prepared when working with breast and chest surgery clients, this immersive training gives you the opportunity to learn through education, hands-on practice, and community.

You don’t have to know everything before you begin. You just need to be ready to learn. ✨

Question? send us a DM for the full details or book a FREE clarity call with us!

What a special evening at the RMTBC AGM! 💕I’m incredibly honoured to have received the Annual Award of Excellence for Co...
09/23/2026

What a special evening at the RMTBC AGM! 💕

I’m incredibly honoured to have received the Annual Award of Excellence for Contribution to the Profession. This recognition means so much to me, and being able to celebrate it surrounded by wonderful colleagues, friends, mentors, and fellow members of the profession made the moment even more meaningful.

A special thank you to Gordon MacDonald (RMTBC Executive Director); Robyn Lancaster RMT (RMTBC Chair and fellow MG alumna); Annabel Danchuk RMT, fellow MG alumna, a great friend and team member; and Nikita Vizniak. Thank you for the laughs, support, leadership, and for being part of such a memorable evening!

Looking at these photos, I’m reminded that professional achievements are never really achieved alone. They’re shaped by the people we learn from, work alongside, laugh with, and grow with along the way.

Grateful to Registered Massage Therapists Association of British Columbia, my colleagues, friends, team, and everyone who has supported me throughout this journey and I am truly honoured. 🙏💙

Here’s to continuing to contribute, grow, and strengthen our profession together! ✨

09/17/2026

Day 4 Recap: Bring it all together! 💕 ✨

And just like that… we’ve reached the final day of our Intro Course! 🤍

Day 4 was all about bringing everything together — reflecting on what we’ve learned, diving into your questions, sharing additional insights, and creating space for meaningful conversations and connections.

A heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who joined us from Day 1 through Day 4. Your openness, participation, questions, and shared experiences made this course truly special. 🫶

And now… the moment we’ve all been waiting for!
🏆 GRAND PRIZE WINNER: Jaeme Spalding 🎉

Congratulations, Jaeme! We hope you enjoy your well-deserved prize!

This may be the end of our Intro Course, but it’s just the beginning of what’s possible. Thank you for learning, sharing, and growing with us. We can’t wait to welcome you again at our next event!

I am really honoured to have been awarded the  Professional Contribution Award of Excellence this year! It came out in t...
09/16/2026

I am really honoured to have been awarded the Professional Contribution Award of Excellence this year!

It came out in the RMTBC monthly newsletter, and I will accept the award this Sunday September 20 at the AGM.

Thank you to everyone who nominated me for this, it means SO MUCH to be able to give to this profession.

I'm so grateful that my contributions have value for people, and hope they continue to do so for many years to come.

🌸🌺💗Eryn Price RMT

Why Light Touch Does Not Mean Doing Nothing Light touch can still be thoughtful, intentional and clinically informed.Aft...
09/16/2026

Why Light Touch Does Not Mean Doing Nothing

Light touch can still be thoughtful, intentional and clinically informed.

After surgery, the goal is not always to work deeper. Timing, pressure, positioning, tissue response and each person’s recovery experience all matter.

Effective care is not measured by how much force is used. It is shaped by assessment, communication, consent and an understanding of what the body has experienced.
Gentle does not mean unskilled.

Have you received a massage since your breast or chest surgery? What helped you feel safe, supported and comfortable during the treatment?

09/16/2026

Day 3 Recap: Understanding the Gaps in Care 💡

It was all about understanding the gaps in care — and how we can start creating bridges.

We explored how we can connect the medical system and community care, while also diving into Mindful Marketing and how good charting can support better communication and continuity of care.

Also Maya’s transformative story, reminding us why thoughtful, compassionate care matters. ♥

AHA Moments from Day 3:
✨ “I’m so excited to be here! I’ve been a massage therapist for 25 years, and I’ve always had a gentle, light touch. It’s really nice to have found my people.”
✨ “After yesterday, I had a patient come in specifically for breast massage. I was so calm… I just finished my course, and I was able to apply it immediately. This is what the course is all about!”

Learning the skills is one thing — being able to confidently put them into practice right away is where the real impact begins.

What was YOUR biggest AHA moment?

09/15/2026

Where Gentle Touch Meets Clinical Skills ✨

On Day 2, we went deeper into gentle touch and clinical skills—and, most importantly, into learning how to truly feel what is happening in the body. 🤍

One reflection from the session really stayed with us:

“If you go too deep, you lose the feeling completely. I love this because you can really feel, because you can really feel what’s happening in the body.”

And another beautiful reaction summed it up perfectly:

“How good that is… it’s really good.”

Sometimes, less pressure allows us to notice more. Gentle touch can create space to listen to the body, respond with greater awareness, and connect clinical knowledge with a more sensitive approach to care.

Day 2 was a reminder that touch isn’t simply about how deep we go—it’s about how much we can truly feel and understand. 💕

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