I grew up in the lower mainland and spent the first handful of years post high school working in the non-profit sector. Needing a change of pace, I started looking for something that I could do that was flexible for my young family and still allowed me to serve the people around me well. I love the opportunity that massage gives me to help care for people in the moment, right where they’re at. Having struggled with my own health through the years, and having found great success with alternative therapies, I decided to turn my attention towards holistic healing. This led me to the RMT program at CDI and provincial board exams, which I successfully completed before finding my role as an RMT here at Rice Family Chiro.
In my time treating patients I have accrued hundreds of hours of practice in various manual techniques and I’ve had the joy of working with a wide range of patients with many differing conditions. Some of the cases that interest me the most include pre/post-natal care, labour massage, scar work, lymphatic drainage, autoimmune care, sports massage, and women’s health care. I am excited about the effect that manual therapy can have for my patients and their quality of life.
I am passionate about seeing people thrive in their health, being proactive with how we take care of ourselves, and pursuing things that bring us life. In my downtime, I love spending time being active with my loved ones, going to concerts, traveling the world, eating fantastic food, paddleboarding, and taking advantage of all the adventures that our beautiful area has to offer.
Keep in touch and up-to-date by following Dannii on Instagram: @danniijohnson.rmt
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Kylee grew up in the Okanagan and has an Associate of Arts degree from Okanagan College and is two courses shy of her Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in psychology from UBC Okanagan campus. After taking some time away from her studies in 2015 to help a family member heal from a traumatic past on Vancouver Island, Kylee had a baby girl in November of 2017. When her daughter was two, Kylee moved back to her place of birth, the lower mainland, and started thinking about possible career choices for the future to support her family. This is when an idea from her teens came to the forefront: massage therapy. When Kylee was 14 her mother suffered a severe spinal injury which resulted in two surgeries. After this, massage was one of the only things to help with the pain so Kylee learned early on how effective and therapeutic massage can be. Nothing can compare to the feeling of helping another person on their healing journey. After careful consideration, Kylee applied for the massage therapy program at WCCMT New Westminster campus and started school during the spring term in May 2021. Kylee graduated from WCCMT in December 2022.
Kylee enjoys spending time with her family, which includes; her 5-year-old daughter, mother, brother, and two kitties. In whatever spare time she has left she enjoys spending time with friends, reading fantasy novels such as Robert Jordans’ Wheel of Time series, and playing Nintendo Switch games. Kylee also enjoys marathoning shows (often the same ones repeatedly) on Netflix whenever she can find the time. Kylee is enthusiastic about eating cake and other baked goods but attempts to balance this with at-home work outs when she can. Kylee is passionate about her studies and looks forward to completing the last couple courses of her bachelor degree now that she has finished her massage therapy program. Kylee is eager to start a fulfilling and exciting career helping patients reach their healing goals and attain their optimal physical health and happiness.
You can follow Kylee on Instagram and facebook for new treatment openings and cancellations at:
@kyleepainter.rmt
Kylee grew up in the Okanagan and has an Associate of Arts degree from Okanagan College and is tw...
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As a Kinesiologist, Aghar is very interested in the human body and movement, looking to keep his patients moving with every treatment, and prides his practice on educating his clients about their body. Aghar is also certified in Graston technique, a form of manual therapy known as soft-tissue instrument-assisted mobilization.
Aghar worked for ICBC as a “Recovery Specialist”. At ICBC he case managed patients involved in motor vehicle accidents. He has an extensive understanding of all the resources available to you, this is an unmatched advantage for your care!
Aghar also worked with WorkSafe BC, BC Ferries, Waste Management, Air Canada, Canada Post, and many others providing return to work services/planning.
As a Kinesiologist, Aghar is very interested in the human body and movement, looking to keep his ...
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Dr. Erin Rice
Dr. Erin graduated from Los Angeles College of Chiropractic in 2005. After graduation, Erin and James opened Rice Family Chiropractic in Langley, BC where they have maintained a family wellness practice. Dr. Erin has a practice that is focused on women and children, holding certification in the Webster technique which is used during pregnancy. Erin maintains a passion for family wellness, healthy eating and exercise.
Dr. Erin Rice
Dr. Erin graduated from Los Angeles College of Chiropractic in 2005. After gradua...
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Dr. James graduated from Los Angeles College of Chiropractic in 2004. Immediately following graduation, Rice Family Chiropractic was opened. Dr. James is a devoted community member volunteering his time coaching minor hockey and as a previous long-standing board member for the Langley Community Services Society. Dr. James stays active playing hockey and squash and has a passion for health and vitality.
Dr. James graduated from Los Angeles College of Chiropractic in 2004. Immediately following gradu...
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Emma recently graduated from the University of the Fraser Valley with her Bachelor of Kinesiology with a specialization in exercise science.
Growing up, Emma danced competitively, and the field of exercise rehabilitation never crossed her mind until she found herself injured and itching to get back to dance. Through rehabbing multiple injuries over the years, she found a love for the field of Kinesiology.
She has spent the last 5 years working in various rehabilitation and fitness settings, working with a large variety of clients, from Parkinson’s patients to the general population to Junior level athletes. Throughout this time, she developed a passion for movement and rehabilitation, which led her to obtain her BCAK certification upon graduation. She has recently found a passion for working with expecting and new moms and is currently obtaining her Pre and Post-Natal Exercise Specialization certification.
She believes that movement is medicine and that embracing a one-step-at-a-time approach and cultivating healthy, long-lasting habits is the key to enriching one’s overall health and well-being.
Emma is excited to bring her passion for movement to Rice Family Chiropractic and can’t wait to work with patients, whether they are recovering from a car accident or other injury, living with a chronic condition, or an expecting or new mom!
Emma recently graduated from the University of the Fraser Valley with her Bachelor of Kinesiology...
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