Our Team

Our Team

Teagan Fast (Vallet), RMT

  • Teagan has always had a passion for healthcare. Originally with a career in Nursing in mind, a change in direction led her to completing the 3000 hour program at WCCMT where she graduated in 2013. Immediately after graduation Teagan opened her private practice in the very place she was born and raised: Right here in Mission, BC.
  • As a student Teagan took a special interest in patients diagnosed with MS and Parkinson’s, and completed a rewarding graduation case study focusing on the benefits of massage therapy in children with Autism.
  • Now a seasoned RMT, Teagan has expanded her professional interests to include pre/postnatal treatment with a special focus on myofascial work to the pelvic floor. She looks forward to taking the lead from her patients as to what to study next!
  • Being an avid “problem solver” Teagan loves the challenge of working backwards to find the root of the pain resulting in long term relief, not just working for a band-aid effect. She enjoys helping people not only be rid of their acute pain, but assisting with the management of chronic pain & dysfunction and ultimately teaching preventative maintenance.
  • Teagan is a big believer in the power of customer service and preventative care. She took the next step to opening Dailey Health & Wellness in 2018 and shortly thereafter received the honour of being named Entrepreneur of the Year Under 40 by the Mission Chamber of Commerce in 2020.

Keenan Fast, Student Practitioner

  • Keenan is an RMT student ready to graduate in April 2022 from WCCMT. Keenan particularly enjoys finding the root of the problem; in this case, the primary source of your pain. He looks forward to expanding his knowledge and providing the best care for his patients.
  • In his spare time, Keenan is always on the move, whether that be playing hockey, cooking a meal, riding a bike, learning to brew, swing dancing, or even gardening. He is described as a lifelong learner and constantly strives for success.He is excited to be a part of the hardworking team that’s been assembled at Dailey Health and Wellness.

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Amanda Sublett, RMT

  • Born and Raised in Mission, Amanda is happy to be working in her hometown. She graduated from the 3000 hour program at West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2014. Since then Amanda has taken an Interest in Exercise rehab and Pre and Postnatal Massage. Taking a holistic approach to treatment she believes in treating the whole body to address your concerns.
  • When not working she can be found Mountain biking or hiking the local trails with her two boys and husband.
Fun Fact: Teagan and Amanda grew up moments apart living parallel lives for nearly 25 years before finally meeting. They were even in RMT school at the same time and didn’t meet until years later!

Deanna Wood, RMT

  • Deanna is a recent graduate from West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Born and raised in the Fraser Valley, Deanna enjoyed the outdoors and playing various competitive sports growing up. Deanna’s athletic experience and previous work experience in the health care industry, allowed her to recognize her passion for working with people in a physical capacity. After suffering from whiplash and back injuries, Deanna learned the importance of rehabilitation and preventative care. Through these experiences, Deanna gained valuable insight into the importance of therapeutic treatment. She is a strong believer that having a supportive group of health care professionals is essential in rehabilitation and overall maintenance of health. Deanna has experience in treating various orthopedic injuries, central/peripheral nervous system conditions and various systemic conditions. Deanna is very excited to work with clients in helping them to achieve their therapeutic goals.
  • In her spare time, Deanna can be found hiking, kayaking, downhill mountain biking and dirt biking as well as enjoying time with her husband and Border collie, Kalie.

Our Team

Teagan Vallet (Fast), RMT

  • Teagan has always had a passion for healthcare. Originally with a career in Nursing in mind, a change in direction led her to completing the 3000 hour program at WCCMT where she graduated in 2013. Immediately after graduation Teagan opened her private practice in the very place she was born and raised: Right here in Mission, BC.
  • As a student Teagan took a special interest in patients diagnosed with MS and Parkinson’s, and completed a rewarding graduation case study focusing on the benefits of massage therapy in children with Autism.
  • Now a seasoned RMT, Teagan has expanded her professional interests to include pre/postnatal treatment with a special focus on myofascial work to the pelvic floor. She looks forward to taking the lead from her patients as to what to study next!
  • Being an avid “problem solver” Teagan loves the challenge of working backwards to find the root of the pain resulting in long term relief, not just working for a band-aid effect. She enjoys helping people not only be rid of their acute pain, but assisting with the management of chronic pain & dysfunction and ultimately teaching preventative maintenance.
  • Teagan is a big believer in the power of customer service and preventative care. She took the next step to opening Dailey Health & Wellness in 2018 and shortly thereafter received the honour of being named Entrepreneur of the Year Under 40 by the Mission Chamber of Commerce in 2020.

Amanda Sublett, RMT

  • Born and Raised in Mission, Amanda is happy to be working in her hometown. She graduated from the 3000 hour program at West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2014. Since then Amanda has taken an Interest in Exercise rehab and Pre and Postnatal Massage. Taking a holistic approach to treatment she believes in treating the whole body to address your concerns.
  • When not working she can be found Mountain biking or hiking the local trails with her two boys and husband.
Fun Fact: Teagan and Amanda grew up moments apart living parallel lives for nearly 25 years before finally meeting. They were even in RMT school at the same time and didn’t meet until years later!

Rachel McClelland, RMT

  • Rachel is an RMT who enjoys working with a variety of acute and chronic issues by using myofascial and Swedish techniques to encourage healing and helping to achieve pain relief.
  • Rachel is determined to gain knowledge and broaden her treatment style in order to serve her patients optimally. Graduating with honors from the RMT program and completing volunteer hours ranging from working with athletes to geriatric patients, she is ready to take on any challenge!
  • Rachel's childhood dream was to be a RMT but when she's not living that dream, she enjoys spending time with her puppy Hazel and discovering new trails and swimming holes around Mission.

Deanna Wood, RMT

  • Deanna is a recent graduate from West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Born and raised in the Fraser Valley, Deanna enjoyed the outdoors and playing various competitive sports growing up. Deanna’s athletic experience and previous work experience in the health care industry, allowed her to recognize her passion for working with people in a physical capacity. After suffering from whiplash and back injuries, Deanna learned the importance of rehabilitation and preventative care. Through these experiences, Deanna gained valuable insight into the importance of therapeutic treatment. She is a strong believer that having a supportive group of health care professionals is essential in rehabilitation and overall maintenance of health. Deanna has experience in treating various orthopedic injuries, central/peripheral nervous system conditions and various systemic conditions. Deanna is very excited to work with clients in helping them to achieve their therapeutic goals.
  • In her spare time, Deanna can be found hiking, kayaking, downhill mountain biking and dirt biking as well as enjoying time with her husband and Border collie, Kalie.

Jane Dizon, RMT

  • Jane is a proud alumna of West Coast College of Massage Therapy in New Westminster, B.C. where she was conferred the Harry Goldstein Leadership Award. Her affiliations include being a current Registered Massage Therapist with the College of Massage Therapists of B.C. and a member of the Registered Massage Therapists Association of B.C.
  • She is drawn to and practices Hot Stone therapeutic massage, Myofascial Release, Stretching to complement the General Swedish Massage techniques in her treatments which she learned extensively during her education in school and continuing education post-graduation.
  • The school's student-run clinic, diverse in reach and outreach clinics provided her invaluable learning opportunities which helped shape how she wants to direct her own practice as a Registered Massage Therapist - patient-based care towards good health and wellness. While the focus may be on primarily treating patients' pain, discomfort, or decreased mobility - the treatment plan’s progression towards preventive care against further pain and injury is a major consideration. This coupled with excellent and warm customer service is one she prides herself in and was both humbled and honored to be the recipient of several awards and nominations in her past career.
  • Jane is a strong proponent of patient education and believes that as the patient can be further engaged to take charge and be more proactive with the therapist to help reach their goals and maintain a pain-free and healthy lifestyle.
  • She has recently moved locally with her husband and her 2 young children and loves spending time with them every chance she gets. They bond over cooking & baking, food, volunteering, and enjoy exploring Mission. Their family is grateful for the opportunity to know more locals, be truly immersed in this community, and continue to be a part of giving back to Mission.

Keenan Fast, Student Practitioner

  • Keenan is an RMT student ready to graduate in April 2022 from WCCMT. Keenan particularly enjoys finding the root of the problem; in this case, the primary source of your pain. He looks forward to expanding his knowledge and providing the best care for his patients.
  • In his spare time, Keenan is always on the move, whether that be playing hockey, cooking a meal, riding a bike, learning to brew, swing dancing, or even gardening. He is described as a lifelong learner and constantly strives for success.He is excited to be a part of the hardworking team that’s been assembled at Dailey Health and Wellness.

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