Dr. Bovino began a Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Manitoba and completed it at the National College Of Chiropractic in Illinois in 1996. Concurrently he worked on his Doctor of Chiropractic degree and graduated with honours from the National College Of Chiropractic in 1998. While attending the National College of Chiropractic, Doctor Bovino studied Acupuncture, Physical Therapeutics and Flexion Distraction Technique completing certification in all three areas.

While in private practice, he has furthered his knowledge of acupuncture through continuing education courses. In November 2003 he completed his first level in GTT (Gokavi Transverse Technique) and complete the advanced level October 2004. By mid 2004 Doctor Bovino had completed all three levels of Active Release Techniques certification. A strong believer in taking a multidisciplinary approach to healthcare Dr. Bovino’s training makes him highly equipped to diagnose and treat a wide variety of musculoskeletal complaints quickly and effectively.

Corinne has worked in clinic settings and spas, both large and small, including Ten Spa, Riverstone and Spalifestyle and Fashion Boutique. She even completed a contract with Carnival Cruise Lines as a massage therapist! While working in spas, She was able to learn more about the importance and effectiveness of body treatments other than deep tissue and relaxation massage. She learned about salt and sugar scrubs, body wraps, hot stone massage, table Thai massage and steam treatments in a Hamam.

She has a wide variety of experience, working with a full age range of clients – from infant to senior. Corinne has had the opportunity to work a large variety of clients, as well. From athletes, pregnant women, cancer survivors to some who just want a few moments of peace and quiet, massage therapy can be effective for any number of injuries and ailments.

At the Professional Institute of Massage Therapy, she studied different types of massage therapies with emphasis on Swedish techniques. Corinne has since continued her education by taking various courses and workshops.

Myofascial techniques release restrictions in the soft tissue surrounding the muscles. Myofascial work can be done with a lot of pressure (deep tissue techniques) or with very gentle techniques which allow the tissue to ‘unwind’. Corinne uses both techniques in her practice.

Craniosacral Therapy (not a massage) uses a gentle, hands-on method to evaluate and enhance the function of the craniosacral system (made up of the membranes and cerebralspinal fluid that surround the brain and spinal cord. Release of restrictions in the craniosacral system can improve the function of the central nervous system. This can be used to help a number of health issues, from emotional stress to headaches and body pain.

Recently, Corinne has also attended a Massage Therapy for People in Cancer Treatment seminar. Prior to this class,  she was only able to work on clients who were in remission. Being able to work on clients undergoing treatment for cancer is very rewarding and helps to give her a better understanding of what the clients are going through. She plans to further this part of her education as more classes become available.

Corinne loves massage therapy and enjoys being able to help her clients.

Corinne has worked in clinic settings and spas, both large and small, including Ten Spa, Riverstone and Spalifestyle and Fashion Boutique. She even completed a contract with Carnival Cruise Lines as a massage therapist! While working in spas, She was able to learn more about the importance and effectiveness of body treatments other than deep tissue and relaxation massage. She learned about salt and sugar scrubs, body wraps, hot stone massage, table Thai massage and steam treatments in a Hamam.

She has a wide variety of experience, working with a full age range of clients – from infant to senior. Corinne has had the opportunity to work a large variety of clients, as well. From athletes, pregnant women, cancer survivors to some who just want a few moments of peace and quiet, massage therapy can be effective for any number of injuries and ailments.

At the Professional Institute of Massage Therapy, she studied different types of massage therapies with emphasis on Swedish techniques. Corinne has since continued her education by taking various courses and workshops.

Myofascial techniques release restrictions in the soft tissue surrounding the muscles. Myofascial work can be done with a lot of pressure (deep tissue techniques) or with very gentle techniques which allow the tissue to ‘unwind’. Corinne uses both techniques in her practice.

Craniosacral Therapy (not a massage) uses a gentle, hands-on method to evaluate and enhance the function of the craniosacral system (made up of the membranes and cerebralspinal fluid that surround the brain and spinal cord. Release of restrictions in the craniosacral system can improve the function of the central nervous system. This can be used to help a number of health issues, from emotional stress to headaches and body pain.

Recently, Corinne has also attended a Massage Therapy for People in Cancer Treatment seminar. Prior to this class,  she was only able to work on clients who were in remission. Being able to work on clients undergoing treatment for cancer is very rewarding and helps to give her a better understanding of what the clients are going through. She plans to further this part of her education as more classes become available.

Corinne loves massage therapy and enjoys being able to help her clients.