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Tracie has been a Registered Massage Therapist practicing in London for over 17 years and an educator at the college level for over 15 years. Tracie obtained a degree in Health Science from Western University in 2007 and her massage therapy diploma from Sutherland Chan School and Teaching Clinic in 2008. Tracie’s passion for fascia began during her time at Sutherland Chan, which was then ignited by a 1 year Structural Integration program, deepened by many workshops run by Tom Myers of Anatomy Trains, and catapulted by her Craniosacral Level 1 and 2 training from the Upledger Institute. Today, Tracie’s personal practice is led by fascia. Her treatment approach allows fascia to guide treatment with the belief that acuity of palpation within the fascial system improves client outcomes through physical attunement, use of interoception, and tuning into the mechanisms by which fascia operates. Tracie encourages her students to listen with their hands, and that when it comes to pressure, less is more. Tracie has devoted much of her time deepening her understanding of fascia and loves to guide others through the literal and figurative web that is fascia. She is always happy to start a fascial conversation to help fuel her own or others' understanding of this facinating system. Tracie is the recipient of the 2025 Jerome Perlinski Teacher of the Year award presented by the American Massage Therapy Association and the 2026 Educator of the Year award presented by the Registered Massage Therapists' Association of Ontario. Tracie continues to look for ways to elevate the standards of our profession and encourages you to reach out with any questions you might have.