Currently our collective has practitioners trained in Registered Massage Therapy, Acupuncture, Counselling, Social Work and Foot Care by a Licensed Practical Nurse.

We’re located inside the Old Metchosin School at 4495 Happy Valley Road, directly across from Metchosin Café, the Pharmacy, and the Broken Paddle.

The right side of the building is home to MACCA (Metchosin Arts & Cultural Centre Association) and the Seniors Resource Centre.
The left side of the building — where we are located — is a growing hub of local businesses, including Mile Zero Brewing.

Parking:
There are two main parking areas. For easiest access, park to the left of the Mile Zero Brewing patio and enter through the main doors for the left side of the building.

You can also enter from the left parking lot in front of the large field, which has a wheelchair-accessible entrance.

Once inside, simply follow the wall signage to find our space — our clinic is located across from the gymnasium. By opening, we’ll also have sandwich boards outside for extra guidance.

We look forward to welcoming you into the space.

All of our practitioners run autonomous practices within our shared space. This means booking happens through individual practitioner booking sites, depending on the service you’re looking for.

We’ve made it easy:
Simply click “Practitioners” in the top menu. Next to each smiling face, you’ll find a booking button that will take you directly to that practitioner’s schedule.

Still having trouble? Reach out by email or phone — email is usually the quickest way to reach us — and we’ll be happy to help guide you.

You can reach us anytime through our Contact page or by email. We will do our best to respond promptly and typically reply within one business day.

Some practitioners offer direct billing, while others do not, and coverage varies by insurance provider. Each practitioner manages their own billing, so accepted plans may differ.

For the most accurate information, please check the individual practitioner’s bio or booking site, or don’t hesitate to ask your practitioner directly.

If you’re unsure who to contact, you’re always welcome to reach out to us, and we’ll help guide you.

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