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Christine Sutherland is an RMT, author, filmmaker, and teacher.

She’s the co-founder of Sutherland-Chan School & Teaching Clinic in Toronto, and the owner and operator of Sutherland Productions.

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Link to: Books
Christine launches her latest book, Dying in Good Hands

Books

Christine Sutherland is the author of two acclaimed books, Birthing in Good Hands & Dying in Good Hands, and is currently working on the third installment, Wheeling in Good Hands.

You can buy books or read more here…

Link to: Teaching
Christine shows two ladies how to do a neck massage

Teaching

Christine has taught “virtually” around the globe, from South Africa to China and has several decades of experience teaching hands-on massage to families and medical professionals. 

Find out more or sign up for a Zoom class here…

Link to: Films
Christine pushing her friend Bridget in a wheelchair

Films

Sutherland Productions has created feature-length documentaries, series for TV, and educational videos for YouTube – their most recent project ‘Dream Big: Fort St John to Tokyo‘  follows the journey of wheelchair basketball player Bo Hedges, as he competes in the 2020 Paralympic Games.

Find out more…

Christine Sutherland on Youtube

Our channel is home to hundreds of free videos teaching you how to massage and covering topics ranging from birth massage, palliative care, and pet massage. Whether it’s a quick Massage Minutes tutorial or an in-depth video on pregnancy massage, there’s something for everyone. Subscribe to make sure you don’t miss any videos!

Her experience over the last forty years as a massage professional is complemented by her earlier experience as a filmmaker. This fusion of skills along with the internet and social networks enables Christine to bring her patients’ real-life tutorials into the intimacy of your home and workplace.

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Christine’s passion for life’s arrivals and departures is the focus of her work in labour and delivery, as well as with death and dying. Massage provides support for both the spiritual and physical dimensions of life’s natural events. 

The power of touch has the ability to transform addictions, the events and feelings around the end of life, as well as heal relationships, new, old or recycled.

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