Meet the Team Behind Your Progress.

Hi! I am a member in good standing of the Canadian Professional Counsellors Association as a Master Practitioner in Clinical Counselling – Provisional (MPCC-Prov).

I believe you are the expert of your own life, and I work collaboratively with you to support healing, growth, and self-awareness. My approach is compassionate, person-centered, and tailored to your individual history, goals, and learning style, with a strong emphasis on creating a safe and trusting therapeutic relationship.

I have a special interest in working with athletes, supporting performance, confidence, identity, and mental resilience both in and out of sport. I also work with children, adolescents, families, and couples, and support concerns including anxiety, trauma, grief and loss, self-esteem, body image, stress, and life transitions.

I live in Vernon with my husband and three daughters. Much of my time is spent at the pool supporting my swimmers or exploring the Okanagan with my family. I look forward to working alongside you.

Codee Koch is a Registered Massage Therapist based in Vernon, BC. Her approach to massage therapy is grounded in compassion and empathy, ensuring each session is thoughtfully tailored to meet her client’s unique needs. She incorporates techniques such as neuromuscular therapy, Swedish massage, muscle energy, myofascial work, and instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization to help reduce pain, improve mobility, and support a wide range of wellness goals.

Codee earned a Bachelor of Science degree from UBCO and later gained experience in the veterinary field before moving into a teaching role, where she instructed future Veterinary Hospital Assistants. These roles strengthened her ability to listen, adapt, and give care with patience and attention to detail. She now also serves as a clinic supervisor at OVCMT, where she supports massage therapy students in their practical development.

Outside of work, she enjoys staying active and spending time outdoors through gardening, fishing, hiking, kayaking, and swimming.

Joel Becker, MCoach, CSCS, is a performance coach and researcher specializing in skating biomechanics and speed development in hockey. With a unique dual background in elite hockey and Olympic-level speed skating, Joel integrates applied sport science with practical coaching to advance athlete performance. His work focuses on the intersections of biomechanics, hip health, and long-term athletic development, aiming to challenge traditional skating ideologies with evidence-based methods. Through both academic research and applied coaching practice, he has contributed to evolving the way coaches and athletes approach speed, efficiency, and injury prevention in ice hockey.

Nicole is a second-year Massage Therapy student at OVCMT and will be joining ODYNN two days a week to offer Spa Massage. This is a wonderful opportunity for those without insurance, or for anyone who has used up their benefits, to enjoy a treatment at a reduced rate—while also supporting Nicole in gaining valuable hands-on experience.

We are delighted to introduce Dr. QiaoDi Cai (Andy), our registered acupuncturist in BC and a licensed Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioner in China. Dr. Cai, who comes from a family deeply rooted in traditional Chinese medicine, graduated from Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine and brings nearly 10 years of clinical experience to our clinic.

Dr. Cai specializes in advanced micro-needling techniques and soft tissue balancing acupuncture. His approach emphasizes individualized treatment plans that address both the symptoms and root causes of health issues, supporting natural healing from a holistic physical and mental perspective.

Dr. Cai’s areas of expertise include:

Pain management for the head, neck, back, shoulders, arms, waist, sacrum, hips, and legs Internal medicine diseases related to the five organ systems Complex gynecological and pediatric conditions

He also has extensive experience treating:

Gastrointestinal diseases Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases Chronic liver, gallbladder, and kidney disorders Metabolic diseases in the elderly Sleep disorders Post-stroke rehabilitation Shingles, palpitations, hypertension, and diabetes

What Does Red Light Therapy Potentially Help With?

The many reported benefits of Red Light Therapy include but are not limited to:

• Improved Sleep
• Cognitive and mental health
• Improved Appearance of Skin
• Athletic performance
• Weight loss support
• Hormone health and libido improvement

Samantha Becker graduated with Honours of Distinction from the Manual Osteopathic College of Canada in Edmonton, AB. She brings a unique and integrative treatment approach, combining her extensive training to effectively address the body’s needs and restore balance.

Her approach focuses on identifying the root cause of dysfunction—not just the site of pain. Using hands-on manual osteopathy, neurofascial techniques, and advanced movement assessment, Samantha works with the body’s nervous system, fascia, joints, and visceral structures to restore balance and function.

With an advanced certification from ALTIS The Coaching Eye (with Dan Pfaff), Samantha brings an elite-level understanding of biomechanics, movement efficiency, and performance demands. This allows her to assess how an individual moves, compensates, and loads their body—bridging the gap between therapy and performance.

Whether treating chronic pain, post-injury limitations, or optimizing athletic output, Samantha’s goal is to help clients move better, feel stronger, and perform at their highest level—long term.

Born and raised in the Okanagan, I’ve always had a deep connection to nature, movement, and wellness. Growing up playing volleyball and basketball—and spending weekends dirt biking—I developed an early appreciation for the importance of staying active and taking care of the body.

My passion for holistic health led me to graduate from the Okanagan Valley College of Massage Therapy (OVCMT) in November 2021, becoming a Registered Massage Therapist shortly after. In my practice, I strive to create effective, personalized treatments that integrate a variety of techniques including trigger point therapy, deep tissue massage, myofascial release, and instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization. Having completed my Yin yoga teacher training, I also enjoy guiding clients through stretches and mobility work as part of their home care to support long-term wellness.

Outside of work, you’ll most likely find me in the mountains- camping, dirt biking, hiking, or spending quality time with my family.

Whether you’re seeking relief from an injury, looking for ongoing maintenance, or simply wanting to support your overall well-being, I look forward to supporting you on your wellness journey !