About us

Jazmine graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria, BC in 2017. She blends deep tissue, myofascial release, sports recovery, and trauma-informed techniques to create treatments tailored to each client. Experienced in prenatal and postnatal care, visceral massage, reflexology, myofascial release and body assessment. Jazmine identifies fascial restrictions and postural imbalances, using a mix of passive and active modalities to help clients move and feel better. She is passionate about supporting trauma survivors in a safe, nurturing space where intentional touch helps the body release tension and heal.

An active fitness enthusiast and nature lover, Jazmine holds a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and enjoys mountain biking, fishing, gardening, and all mountain and lake activities.

She believes in the body’s innate ability to heal and is committed to deepening her knowledge to better guide clients on their healing journeys.

Sophie Graver is a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) and the owner of Granted Wellness. In 2017, she graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Victoria, BC.

Her approach to treatment is rooted in the understanding that people are rarely dealing with just one thing at a time. Physical tension, stress, injury, mental overload, poor sleep, overuse, and nervous system fatigue often overlap, and treatment should make space for all of it.

Sophie is known for treatments that blend focused therapeutic work with a calming, restorative flow. While she enjoys deep tissue techniques and treatment-based care, her approach is never abrupt or aggressive for the sake of intensity. Treatments are adapted thoughtfully to each client’s goals, comfort level, and how their body is responding that day.

She has a particular interest in stress-related tension, nervous system downregulation, TMJ dysfunction, headaches, rotator cuff injuries, hand and forearm strain, prenatal and postpartum care, and concussion symptom support.

Clients often describe Sophie’s treatments as both grounding and deeply restorative. She intentionally protects her capacity to be present, creating an environment where clients feel heard, cared for, and able to fully settle into the experience without feeling rushed.

Originally from the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island, Sophie relocated to the Okanagan in 2021 and now proudly calls Kelowna home. Outside the clinic, she spends most of her time with her husband and their superhero-obsessed toddler, usually somewhere outdoors with coffee in hand and snacks packed for the adventure ahead.