Paige Wiancko
I founded Heart in Hands in 2014 after careful consideration, and 5 previous years of practicing in many clinical settings, hospitals and locuming all over the lower mainland. 

My approach to massage is highly intuitive and my pressure can be defined as "Gentle & Confident". I do most of my assessment while the patient is on the table and I prefer a very quiet environment to be able to blend and meld with the tissue appropriately. 

I have found that a slow methodical approach is most efficient, and believe that the mind and body have to work together to achieve lasting results. Most of my time is spent with my eyes closed when I am engaging in a particular tissue and I will often meditate while I am tuning in. Depending on how 'held' the tissue is - you may need 1 or multiple treatments to reach your health goals. 
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If you have any questions at all, please don't hesitate to reach out. I will always do my best to accommodate your needs. 

Education

2009 Graduation from WCCMT - 3,000 hour Program

Continuing Education

Craniosacral 1 - Upledger Institute
Craniosacral 2 - Upledger Institute 
SomatoEmotional Release 1 - Upledger Institute
Neural Manipulation 1 - Barral Institute:
​Neuromeningeal Manipulation; An Integrative Approach to Trauma
Joint Mobilizations for the Lumbar Spine & Pelvis 
Ligamentous Articular Strain Technique: 
Hip & Pelvis
Thorax
Visceral Manipulation: 
Digestion
The Female Reproduction System
Anterior Thorax & Viscera Cadaver Pro-section
Ayurvedic Head Massage - Maui School of Therapeutic Massage
Yoga Therapy for RMT's
Yamuna Body Rolling


CMTBC - The College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia  Visit Website
MTABC - Massage Therapists Association of British Columbia  Visit Website

Personal Interests

  • The creation of all things from scratch. This is absolutely my favourite hobby. Whether it be making kids crafts, cooking / baking, or making my own natural body products and household products. 
  • Sounds cliche but it gives me joy to help others. Fills my cup, recharges my batteries. Love it. 
  • ​And making websites! It fosters my creativity in a way that feels efficient and productive.