Southeast Medical
Clinic
Providing quality medical care to Southeast Alaska.
Southeast Medical Clinic is committed to well-rounded patient care and has been providing medically directed massage therapy since January 2007.
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Corinne Bullick, RMT
Training and Professional Background Corinne Bullick graduated in 2002 from the Okanagan Valley College of Massage Therapy in British Colombia, Canada. Having completed their 3-year, 3000-hour curriculum, the highest level of training in North America, she is trained extensively in not only all aspects of massage therapy, but also complete human anatomy and physiology, neuroanatomy and general pharmacology. Her massage therapy training covered all treatments available for any injury, condition, disease or syndrome, from sports injury rehabilitation to pre or postnatal massage to palliative care for terminal illness. Corinne has worked in a variety of different environments from a luxury day spa to a multidisciplinary clinic working alongside chiropractors, physical therapists, personal trainers and fellow massage therapists. Style Although Corinne does not have a particular specialization, she is known for her deep tissue therapy and has extensive experience in sports related injuries having worked with triathletes, marathon runners and professional hockey and football players. Client Feedback: “Corinne rocks in every way! I’ve been getting massage for over 20 years and she has a great touch, excellent energy and connection. Just right.” “She says she does deep tissue massage upon request, and she really DOES deep tissue massage.” “She’s very consistent in working deeply, but she can be more gentle when needed.” "Corinne is a phenomenal healer who makes my work week bearable. She listens well and has a natural knack for finding what needs work in my body; she knows just where to go within a few minutes. I've tried at least ten massage therapists in town and have chosen to stay with Corinne." |
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Victoria Dance, MA, LMT Education and Professional Background Throughout the years, she has served a wide range of clients’ needs, from those who have chronic conditions and appreciate a gentle, soothing treatment to increase blood or lymph flow, to the patients who have very specific medical needs and require the wide range of manual therapy skills she can apply. For the last 2 ½ years she has enjoyed integrating her skills and experience in providing medically outcome-based soft tissue therapy to patients at SE Medical. She has been particularly helpful to patients who were diagnosed with cervicalgia, temporomandibular strain, whiplash thoracic outlet syndrome, sinusitus, plantar fasciitis, migraine headaches, carpal tunnel symptoms, piriformis syndrome (often referred to as sciatica) and fibromyalgia. Her goal is always to relieve the pain, which patients describe, while addressing the cause of the pain, which she often calls “the secret culprit”. Style Although Tori has participated in a number of trainings, she finds she most often uses Advanced Swedish, Deep Tissue, Hakomi, Reflexology, Neurostructural Integration Technique (a form of Bowen Therapy) and Tui Na (Chinese trigger point therapy). Most recently, Tori has been training in HeartMath, a type of biofeedback she incorporates for stress relief and resilience training. HeartMath is a biofeedback program based on improving heart rate variability (HRV) and was introduced to Juneau at the Cancer Connection’s 2009 Health Forum by keynote speaker, Dr. Astrid Pujari. The American Journal of Cardiology, Stress Medicine, and Journal of Advancement in Medicine have published articles on the effectiveness of HeartMath biofeedback training to reduce the effects of stress on the body and mind. Tori has applied the research and technique to enhance the effects of the massage and manual therapies she provides. Tori treats the whole person. She wants people to be able to integrate the improvements they achieve during a session into their lives outside of the treatment room.
“She has a lot of energy. She was completely present and focused during our session. During sessions, she conveys that she is genuinely concerned about me and my life.” “She really, really listens. She’s very gentle, but firm when needed. Her style is holistic—she works with the whole person and knows what to do. She can do all the different styles of massage. She’s great about getting me out of my head and into my body.” “She’s got the most different and interesting touch of any massage therapist I’ve ever experienced in the world.” “Tori is the best. She tries different things and communicates well.” |
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Evelyn Richards, LMT Education and Professional Background Evelyn Richards graduated from the Community Studies program at the University of California at Santa Cruz in 2003 with Honors in the College and Highest Honors in the major. Evelyn graduated with Honors from National Holistic Institute's massage and health educator program in 2006. She has been the managing massage therapist at SMC since January of 2007. Evelyn also has a private life coaching practice in downtown Juneau. Style Evelyn is familiar with many massage modalities and is known for her caring touch, her medium to deep tissue massages, and for frequently integrating myofascial release and trigger point therapy into her work with clients. Client Feedback "On a scale of 1-10, Evelyn's massages are a 15. She listens to my body and always knows where to go. She always keeps the lines of communication open, which is a gift." "I have Anklosing Spondylitis and regular sessions with Evelyn Keep me active. I never would have thought that massage could help to heal or prevent injuries, but that's just what it's done for me." "I have an old crush injury to my foot. For several years now it has been painful and has impeded any sustained hiking and walking activities. Since having Evelyn's massage treatments on that foot, I am able to walk and hike more extensively with much less pain, and I am no longer considering surgery." "I have scoliosis and was in fear of becoming a crooked old lady! I had a targeted series of massages from Evelyn and now receive them from her monthly. My posture is better than ever and I no longer have chronic pain." |
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Gail Waltzer, MPH, LMT Education and Professional Background Gail is a licensed and nationally certified massage therapist and has provided services for the past 13 years in Juneau, Yakutat and Washington D.C. Gail has worked as a Wellness Director, faculty member and Health Educator at Rollins College, the University of Central Florida and at Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium for a total of 11 years. She also worked with a national organization based in Virginia on the development of massage training protocols. Style Gail has experience with a vast range of modalities including deep tissue and Thai massage. Most recently, Gail has studied visceral manipulation to balance the abdominal cavity with master trainer and Ph.D, Dale Alexander. Gail's most consistently used technique is an integrative massage with specific focus and intensity tailored to the patient's needs. This style incorporates deep tissue, joint mobilization, positional release, cross fiber friction and manual traction as well as Thai acupressure, assisted stretching and compression work. In addition to the musculoskeletal benefit and reduction of muscle tension on specific parts of the body, this type of massage is known for its flushing properties and general health benefits. Client Feedback “I had a series of massages [with Gail] at Southeast Medical Clinic over a period of three months. With this treatment, I experienced a significant decrease of pain in my R hip caused by fasciitis. When I began massage therapy, I had limited range of motion in my R hand due to fascial constriction; with massage I have significantly improved mobility in my hand and can now fully extend my fingers. In addition to these specific benefits, I have noticed an improvement in my posture, my mental health, and even in my golf game!” --Juneau Physician “I leave our sessions feeling completely relaxed and also listened to; Gail pays attention to what I need.” “Gail made me feel very comfortable and at ease. She explained the details of how the massage techniques should affect my injury. I was much improved on the first visit and working with her continues to keep me in good health.” “I followed Gail to SMC from another clinic because she’s so good.” “My issue has completely resolved by working with Gail, whereas it has been plaguing me for a long time even with treatment from therapists elsewhere.” |
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Maureen d'Armand, LMT
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BryAnne Rounds, LMT Training and Professional Background A recent graduate of Maui School of Theraputic Massage, BryAnne has become a Licensed Massage Therapist with the State of Hawaii. She has over 750 hours of professional training in assessing clinical orthopedic conditions and determining therapeutic treatments. In 2010 she completed UAA’s Pre-Nursing requirements with the continued view of becoming a registered nurse. Having received training in specific techniques such as; Neuro-Muscular Technique, Myofascial Release, Trigger Point Release, Trager, Deep Tissue massage, Lymphatic Drainage, Pregnancy Massage, and Swedish Massage, Bryanne designs individualized, compassionate treatments tailored to meet each patient’s specific requirements. BryAnne maintains that Clinical Massage is the basis for integrative medicine intended to support the intrinsic intelligence and innate healing ability of the body. Therapy as massage is a unique personal experience…. one capable of diminishing physical and emotional stress and restoring health and wellbeing. |
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