Massage Therapists
Adeline Yuen
I’m the in-house Rapid NFR Specialist at Northern Hills Sports Physiotherapy. I have been here since 2007 as an RMT and this manual therapy is a game changer!
I am a pain geek! If you have pain I want to see you on my table
Did you know? Rapid Neurofascial Reset targets free nerve endings found only in certain fascial tissue zones. If you've had a deep tissue massage and left feeling like they ALMOST had it, it's because these important sensory tissues, which directly control the immune and nervous systems, were missed.
I have cutting edge RAPID-NFR Specialist training. I took my first Rapid class in 2021, and within 12 months I had completed the four courses: Upper Body, Lower Body, Advanced Rapid Techniques 4 and Core. I have kept up to date with the latest Rapid research and classes, learning and supporting my fellow Rapid therapists. In the near future I will complete the Advanced Knee course.
The latest Rapid certification I have taken is Trauma, Autonomic Nervous System, and Concussion. This hot-off-the-press class has brand new information and techniques for working with people who have complex trauma, hypersensitivity, and may not respond as well to the intensive work of a typical Rapid treatment.
These new techniques will help your vagal tone increase. If you've been working on stimulating the vagus nerve but still find yourself frequently in sympathetic mode, you may need direct manual work targeting the autonomic nervous system and the vagus nerve.
This course also covers all the cranial nerves and the dura, how they contribute to a variety of pain and concussion symptoms, and how to treat these tissues effectively. And so much more!
I look forward to helping you as I have helped so many people recover from debilitating pain and restricted mobility!
Kyle Wu
Kyle Wu is an Acupuncturist and Registered Massage Therapist who combines the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine with hands-on manual therapy to deliver comprehensive, client-centered care. He graduated with a diploma in Traditional Chinese Medicine, allowing him to assess and treat the body through acupuncture, channel theory, and internal balance. Kyle’s massage and acupuncture practice places a strong emphasis on pelvic function, recognizing it as a central hub for alignment, mobility, and many of the body’s pain patterns. He integrates therapeutic techniques such as cupping therapy, Thai table massage, Thai massage, and targeted needling approaches—including the use of Master Tung points—to influence deep structural and neurological pathways. By restoring balance through the pelvis and its surrounding systems, Kyle helps patients improve movement, reduce pain, and support whole-body function. Dedicated to continually expanding his therapeutic skillset, Kyle is advancing his studies in manual osteopathy to integrate structural, visceral, and cranial concepts into his future practice—bridging osteopathic principles with acupuncture and massage for a complete approach to healing. Whether treating chronic pain, stress, sports injuries, or complex patterns, Kyle’s goal is to help patients move better, feel balanced, and experience long-lasting improvement.
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