Daniel Regan Francoeur

Daniel's background work has always involved people, making them comfortable and welcome. For many years he was in the restaurant and hotel industry and the corporate scene putting people first. Now that practice has literally gone to his hands. Daniel graduated from the Canadian College of Orthotherapy in Ontario with his full Orthotherapy Massage Diploma. He was presented with the Rising Sun award by the College for his outstanding effort and rise to success in the eyes of his instructors.

In 1999, he created the Little House Spa on 80 acres of rural property he owned with his partner. Daniel's vision grew and grew and the spa was a popular Ottawa escape for hundreds of people. The spa was awarded the title of “Best Spa” in the book, Secrets of Ottawa published in 2002. In his vision, Daniel saw the need for the creation of more spa services geared towards men. He took many classes in the art of waxing and esthetic techniques and applied these to a “men’s only” menu at Little House Spa.

In 2004, Daniel purchased Bodé Spa and began to design even more services geared towards the specific needs of men. Today, Daniel is recognized by insiders as a pioneer in the men's spa industry, and he intends to keep that vision strong.

Douglas Coburn AIIC RAC

Doug is currently the Director of Esthetics at Bodé Spa. In 2001, he received his qualifications as a Certified Reflexologist (with Honours) under the guidelines of the Reflexology Association of Canada.

In 2002, Doug completed esthetic general training for waxing, foot and hand care from the Ottawa Academy of Beauty and Esthetics. Doug has also studied in Montreal & Ottawa under Carole-Anne O'Toole with Laboratoire Dr. Renaud in specialized homeopathic skin care including sun care and body skin care. Doug is also a Graduate of Gehwol's Foot and Nail Therapeutic care in Toronto in 2002.

Doug also specializes in and treating:

• Oily and Acne Prone Skin
• Tired and Dull Skin
• Anti-Age “PURE” Treatments

Doug treats Foot and Nail fungus using homeopathic methods with full recovery avoiding use of medications or any pain.

Doug's Motto: “Be gentle, be patient, make time for every person you touch”

Craig deVeer

Craig is a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) with over 8 years of experience.  As an RMT Craig is focused on observing your whole body and how it is working. Trouble with your lower back may lead Craig to look at your hamstrings and pelvis. A pain in your neck might be traced to your shoulders and any tension you are carrying.

Craig’s unique perspective as an elite athlete leads him to appreciate how important your body is and how frustrating it can be when you do not feel 100 per cent.

Craig is committed to patient healthcare, focusing on preventative techniques to ensure body pain and soreness become a thing of the past. He encourages his patients to lead a healthy lifestyle through exercise and a diet of moderation.

Through a balanced approach to patient care, Craig can solve your current needs and work with you to suggest techniques and exercises that can prevent future problems from occurring. He will not hesitate to recommend you see a physiotherapist or chiropractor if he believes that more clinical treatment is required. Craig has worked with a number of such professionals in Ottawa and is happy to recommend someone should you or he see the need.

David Hubenig

David is a graduate of the Algonquin College Massage Therapy Program. He has been a practicing Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) for the past 3 years but has the grace and attitude of one whom has been practicing for a decade. He is an enthusiastic, health-minded individual with a genuine healing touch. David is a lot about energy - he gives it and helps you keep it.

David has a strong interest and lots of experience advising on lifestyle tips and strategies to improve overall well-being. He has been with the Bodé team for 2 years and worked for 1 year on the majestic cruise ship the Pacific Princess. This long ocean journey brought new learning and meaning to his craft as he saw more of the world.