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CloverCare Massage

CloverCare Massage was established in 2000 by European trained nurse and massage practitioner Judy MacNeill. CloverCare Massage provides massage treatments in the beautiful serene studio to both tourists and locals.

Website:
http://clovercaremassage.ca/
Contact Information
Phone: 250 642 2268
Email Address: clovercaremassage@gmail.com
Address:
2265 Henlyn Drive, V9Z 0N5
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Description

CloverCare Massage was established 2000,by Judy MacNeill,a European trained nurse and massage practitioner.

CloverCare Massage provides massage treatments in a beautiful,quiet,serene studio.

CloverCare Massage modalities include Deep Tissue and Swedish massage. CloverCare Massage is located at 2265 Henlyn Drive, Sooke. The beautiful light filled, clean studio has two treatment rooms. Providing treatments to locals and tourists. Visit the website for more details.

Bookings by appointment only.

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