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Ambre Rose Gutierrez is a Canadian-certified massotherapist, flexiotherapist, and neuroproprioceptive taping specialist (KT Taping), with over 20 years of experience in artistic sports and dance. She holds diplomas and medals in 3D animation and CGI, dance, and circus arts, along with university-level studies in art history, museology, and art diffusion. ​​

As a former professional contortionist, Ambre developed a deep understanding of biomechanics and anatomy, blending her performance background with a sharp artistic eye. Her ability to observe and portray the human body helps her identify musculoskeletal imbalances with accuracy and care.​

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Following multiple spinal injuries that ended her performance career, she dedicated herself to studying rehabilitation principles and recovery techniques, drawing from both her own experience and formal training. She has since developed an approach focused on relieving muscular tension, restoring muscle chains, and improving mobility.

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As a massotherapist, she uses advanced manual techniques such as myofascial stretching, trigger point therapy, ischemic pressure, and deep tissue work. As a flexiotherapist, her work targets muscles and connective tissues that lack elasticity, guiding her clients through progressive flexibility exercises. Upon request, she also provides mobility exercises aimed at supporting common musculoskeletal issues such as sciatica, tendinitis, and joint restrictions.

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In addition to her hands-on work, Ambre teaches flexibility and mobility classes at Tritton Performance, an Olympians’ martial arts gym. She continues to deepen her knowledge through ongoing training, including Anatomy for Dancers, and a current certification in The Science of Flexibility. ​

Her evidence-informed approach bridges the gap between physical performance and therapeutic work, offering personalized, compassionate care that empowers her clients to achieve lasting benefits and improve their quality of life.