Dr. Rachael Lovink, ND is a naturopathic doctor with a focused area of expertise in chronic digestive concerns, including constipation, bloating, reflux, and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)—particularly for those who feel dismissed, overwhelmed, or stuck after trying multiple approaches without lasting relief.

Her practice is rooted in evidence-based care, blending the best of both conventional and naturopathic medicine. She helps patients build a clear, sustainable plan that supports gut-brain communication, motility, and nervous system regulation—without unnecessary testing, restrictive diets, or supplement overload.

What makes Dr. Lovink’s approach different is her ability to simplify the complex, meet patients where they’re at, and provide practical, personalized care that respects both science and real life. Her work is deeply informed by her own experience navigating IBS, giving her a unique understanding of the challenges her patients face.

She offers in person & virtual 1-on-1 care to all BC residents.

Raya was born and raised on the island and grew up in the small town of Gold River. After moving to Victoria in 2014 and spending several years working in various office settings, she sought a deeper, more meaningful connection with others. This led her to pursue a Diploma in Massage Therapy from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria, BC.

With a holistic approach to care, Raya is passionate about improving her patients overall well-being and quality of life. She focuses on supporting the body’s natural healing processes with an emphasis on regulating the nervous system, promoting deep relaxation, and alleviating stress. She often incorporates myofascial release, trigger point therapy, gentle stretching, and deep tissue massage for a comprehensive treatment.

She strives to create a safe, comfortable space by combining compassionate care and therapeutic expertise. Her goal is to empower you to take an active role in your health and healing.

Ryn is a West Coast College of Massage Therapy 2400-hour program graduate. Their journey began as a competitive dancer, where they discovered the benefits of holistic approaches to recovery. Since the intro course for WCCMT, Ryn has been enamoured with the practice. They gained experience in the student intern clinic and through outreaches such as the Victoria Native Friendship Centre, The Heights, and the Mental Health Complex Care Inreach. Ryn's practice incorporates a combination of General Swedish Massage, Myofascial Release, and Active Modalities. As a non-binary individual, Ryn is particularly passionate about creating a safe and inclusive space for members of the 2SLGBTQIA community—their values centre around providing a nurturing healing space where individuals can leave feeling better.

Sally (She/Her/Hers) believes that everyone has the ability within themselves to create a life they desire. As a Certified Trauma Therapist, she also recognizes that people develop actions, reactions, and behaviours to survive the world they live in, and she walks with clients as they learn new and healthy ways to exist in their world.

Sally’s approach to working with clients is person-centred, evidence-based, and trauma-informed. She meets people where they are in life, and she adapts each session to a person’s needs, recognizing that everyone has their own lived experience, including family background and culture. She helps people make sense of their worlds and how to live authentically in it.

In addition to individual counselling, Sally works with couples and families. She helps people open lines of communication, find healthy ways to connect with their loved ones, and she helps to resolve conflict within a relationship.

Sally supports clients with:

• Trauma
• Abuse, including physical, emotional, sexual, and narcissistic
• Domestic violence
• Guilt and Shame
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Self-esteem
• Life changes
• Infertility
• Grief and Loss
• Couples and Family Relationships
• Addiction

Sally holds a master’s degree in Counselling Psychology, and she is certified as a Trauma Therapist. She has training in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), Internal Family Systems, Compassionate Inquiry, and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy.

Cameron (He/Him/His, They/Them/Theirs), part of the Beta team since 2021, has a focus and enthusiasm for creating safe, innovative, and liberatory experiences in healthcare. A dedicated advocate for the Queer and Trans communities in Victoria, they are passionate about collaboratively building sustainable and creative systems of support via transformative and contemporary frameworks inspired by the future. Outside of the clinic, Cameron is an avid visual artist and jewellery maker, specializing in chainmaille and textile arts.

Dana (She/Her/Hers) offers massage therapy with a gentle, precise approach that blends myofascial release and craniosacral therapy, focusing on soft tissue health and nervous system regulation. Her practice is especially suited for those seeking subtle, nervous-system-supporting care. Craniosacral therapy is provided while remaining fully clothed.

Dana completed her Registered Massage Therapy (RMT) training in British Columbia in 2012. Her treatment style emphasizes gentle, responsive, and trauma-aware care—ideal for individuals navigating persistent pain, stress-related tension, or a complex relationship with their body. She provides care that honours sensitivity and complexity, working collaboratively to support comfort, integration, and well-being.

Dana primarily works with individuals who want to deepen their relationship with their body and learn how to support themselves in healing and transformation. Sessions are slow, intentional, and responsive, adapting in real time to what the body communicates. Rather than following a set protocol, Dana prioritizes collaboration and consent—centering client comfort, autonomy, and readiness throughout each session.

If you’re looking for full-body relaxation or general maintenance massage, a different approach may be a better fit. But for those seeking care that honours nuance, sensitivity, and the whole-person context of care, Dana is honoured to partner with you.

In addition to her manual therapy practice, Dana is a certified coach, facilitator, and meditation teacher. Across all her work, she integrates mind-body-spirit awareness to foster healing, personal leadership, and greater alignment between inner and outer worlds. She sees her practice as a cohesive system supporting clients’ growth toward autonomy, resilience, and self-leadership. She views herself as a facilitator and guide for those on the journey of remembering themselves as whole, unified, and powerful.

Outside of work, Dana enjoys painting, ceramics, gardening, cooking, and exploring the natural world with her partner and dog.

Marcelo (He/Him/His), guided by the biopsychosocial model of care at Beta Team-Based Healthcare, focuses on creating a safe, calm, and welcoming environment for his patients. He emphasizes the importance of feeling connected to one’s body and trust in his treatments.

With a background in research and varied physical experiences from living in Brazil, including sports and yoga, Marcelo's approach to massage therapy is both intuitive and technical, balancing firm and delicate touches while considering a patients' entire health history. He highlights the significance of nervous system regulation and enhances individuals' self-healing capacities for effective, long-lasting treatment.

Rhonda (She/Her/Hers) earned her degree from CCMH in 1995 and has since thrived as a professional massage therapist who understands the intricacies and importance of holistic care. With over 23 years in multidisciplinary settings, she has honed her skills in providing the best possible care for her patients. Rhonda's experience includes a rewarding period with the National Mountain Bike Team, as well as working closely with Cycling Canada, Pacific Sport, Rowing Canada, and UVic's sports injury clinic. She is currently an instructor at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy.

Jessica She/Her/Hers), a graduate of West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria, has a deep connection to the island where she was born and raised. With a background in dance and sports, she is passionate about self-care and body movement. Dedicated to assisting patients on their self-care journeys, Jessica creates a safe and encouraging space in her treatment room, focusing on relaxation and engaging techniques to help clients connect with their bodies.

Isabel (she/her) is passionate about supporting individuals and communities through her diverse roles as a researcher, chef, teacher, advocate, and counsellor. Her approach is grounded in the belief that when individuals feel truly seen and heard, within a compassionate and empowering environment, they are able to access the inner resources needed for healing, growth, and transformation.

Isabel’s therapeutic practice is supported by trauma-informed and person-centered modalities, recognizing the importance of understanding each individual’s unique story within the larger context of their social, cultural, and familial systems. She adapts her approach to each client, striving to meet them where they are and helping them navigate their path forward with sensitivity and care. Her commitment to supporting each client's unique journey reflects her deep belief in the potential for personal growth, connection, and resilience.

Isabel holds a master's degree in Social Psychology where she researched how cooking fosters self-understanding and connection, and she continues to enjoy bringing people together through food. Her holistic approach is rooted in evidence-based practices, and she tailors her therapeutic style to fit each client’s unique needs. Isabel encourages deep exploration of emotional connections and has pursued extensive training and education in a number of therapeutic approaches to support her clients, including:

• Trauma-Informed Care
• Existential Therapy
• Gestalt Therapy
• Relational Therapy
• Attachment Theory
• Mindfulness and Meditation
• San'yas Indigenous Cultural Safety Training

In her work with all people, Isabel's practice is informed by therapies that focus on self-awareness, understanding, and the creation of meaning and change in one's life. She frequently dedicates time to continuing education to strengthen her ability to offer support.

Isabel works well with clients navigating challenges such as:

• Anxiety, depression, fear, guilt, shame, negative thoughts, distressing emotions
• Struggles with parenting, challenging behaviors with children and youth
• Sexuality and gender identity
• Trauma and adverse childhood experiences
• Important life decisions, midlife, and end-of-life challenges
• Grief and Loss
• Relationship Counselling
• Chronic Pain and Chronic Fatigue

Throughout her practice, Isabel is committed to supporting people as they navigate their life journeys, helping them discover the strength and insight needed to embrace change and growth. She is currently welcoming new clients to her practice.

Isaac (He/Him/His), holding a Bachelor's in Kinesiology from the University of Victoria and a Doctor of Chiropractic from Palmer College of Chiropractic in San Jose, prioritizes extended chiropractic sessions, emphasizing patient involvement in their health. Specializing in diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal conditions, his comprehensive approach encompasses whole-body care, featuring chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue therapy, personalized exercise rehabilitation, myofascial decompression, and shockwave therapy. Isaac's dedication stems from witnessing individuals discover their resilience and the transformative impact of chiropractic care, delivering immediate relief, improved function, and sustained well-being through active patient participation.

Quinn (She/Her/Hers), from Campbell River, BC, developed an interest in therapeutic exercise and injury rehab through sports like softball and volleyball, leading to a Bachelor’s in Athletic & Exercise Therapy from Camosun College. Registered as a Certified Athletic Therapist and Kinesiologist, she focuses on treating acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions and provides tailored care for ICBC clients. With experience in treating all individuals, Quinn's approach is patient-centred and supportive, combining manual therapy and exercise rehabilitation to create individualized treatment plans for each person’s needs. She aims to help people return to work or sport, prevent injuries, and move through their daily activities with ease.

Marianne (She/Her/Hers), holding Science degrees in Biology and Kinesiology from the University of Victoria and a Master's in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta, has expertise in Orthopaedic Manual Therapy, myofascial release, and pelvic floor rehabilitation, including medical acupuncture and dry needling. She focuses on treating pelvic floor conditions and has trained in the Hypopressive method, Pfilates, and K-taping. Outside of her clinical work, Marianne enjoys CrossFit and exploring Vancouver Island's outdoors with her family and dog.

Aysha's (She/Her/Hers) path to becoming a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine began after acupuncture transformed her own health. Educated at the Alberta College of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine and trained in Acupuncture Sports Medicine at Southwest Acupuncture College, she's also an Acupuncture Detox specialist. Relocating to the Comox Valley in 2014 for a family-oriented lifestyle, Aysha returned to her career in 2015, later starting her own practice. Now in Victoria, she focuses on stress and anxiety reduction, addictions, PTSD, athletic performance, and injury prevention. Aysha enjoys hiking, yoga, beach walks with her dogs, and hockey-related activities with her family.