Meet the Team
General Manager
Toni Rademan
I’ve grown through years in the service industry, witnessing firsthand how care, compassion and attention to others can transform lives. My own journey — including personal health challenges — led me to join Kahe Hands as General Manager and a passionate part of this healing community.
I love creating space behind the scenes so that our therapists can show up fully for you, and I believe in leading with empathy, support, and faith. Here, I see every client, every session, as an opportunity to nurture trust, restore balance, and remind you that healing is as much about being seen as it is about being touched.
Massage Specialist
Matthew Rademan
I founded Kahe Hands out of a desire to bring genuine connection and mindful healing into people’s lives. My background in leadership and business gave me structure, but it was through massage that I found purpose — the quiet art of helping others feel at home in their bodies again.
Every session is guided by intention, care, and a deep respect for the balance between body, mind, and spirit. For me, Kahe Hands is more than a wellness studio; it’s a space where healing happens through presence, trust, and compassion.
Massage Specialist
Isabella Rademan
I’ve always been deeply fascinated by how our bodies work — how muscles, joints, and systems interact to let us move, rest, heal. My training as a physical therapist has given me tools and insight, but what truly inspires me is translating that knowledge into healing touch.
With every massage, my goal is to help you unwind, restore balance, and leave feeling more connected to your body and life. At Kahe Hands, I see each session as a chance to foster trust, ease tension, and support your journey toward wellness.
Massage Specialist
Jeannie van der Merwe
I am passionate about the transformative power of massage therapy. With 15 years of hands-on experience, I have dedicated my career to helping individuals find relief, restore balance, and achieve optimal well-being.
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For me, massage therapy is not just a profession—it’s a way to connect and heal the body in a meaningful and lasting way.
Massage Practitioner
Bella Fensham
I’m a mom to three incredible children whose ages range from 10 to 26. I feel that life has blessed me with the joy of motherhood.
Following a severe motor car accident in 1983 I was paralyzed from chest down for a period of 5 years. During this time I received a lot of remedial therapy and by Gods grace I regained full function of my body. So for me the gift of helping others feel at home and healthy in their own bodies, is a privilege and a passion!
Intern
Danielle Bloch
I am someone who cares deeply about people and the world around me. I have always been drawn to understanding what makes us feel grounded, balanced, and truly at peace.
This is what has led me to study psychology and explore holistic wellness. I am passionate about creating calm, meaningful spaces where people can slow down, reconnect with themselves, and feel supported. I find joy in the small, simple things in life. At my core, I value kindness, growth, and authenticity, and I try to bring those values into everything I do.
Intern
Leah Venter
I’ve always had a calm, easygoing nature, and I think that’s what first drew me to massage. When my fiancé struggled with back pain, a chiropractor showed me a few simple techniques to help ease his discomfort — and I was amazed at how something so gentle could make such a difference.
That experience sparked a real passion in me to learn more. Now, as I begin my training at Kahe Hands, my goal is to help people feel more relaxed, comfortable, and confident in their own bodies. For me, there’s something deeply fulfilling about helping others let go of tension and leave feeling lighter, both physically and emotionally.
Healing, if made to be so, can be a complex process of fully integrating your body, mind and soul. We welcome all who are in need of healing through the modalities that we offer. Our approach is a distinctively natural one, which recognizes the inherent integrity of the whole person. We emphasize this healing capacity of the individuals' body. Methods of treatment are selected in accordance with where you are in your body, mind and spirit.
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We, have an unhurried massage style, try not to speak much and focus rather intently on the condition of your body and muscle tissues. We encourage deep and focused breathing during our sessions to encourage focus, relaxation and increase blood flow. We prefer 90 minute or 2 hour treatments as we feel we are able to accomplish more this way. When visiting for the first time a two hour appointment is preferred and a 90 minute once every six weeks thereafter, this is not a hard and fast rule but more a general guide as individual needs differ greatly.
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Massage, for us, is very much about both, the therapist and client, getting into a space of trust and comfort, where there is no judgement. Stay in the present moment and allow, enjoy touch therapy as a means of receiving healing is crucial to a great session. Healing touch is not a once off event that you 'fit in', but it is rather a planned time, to care and nourish yourself. You can't just fit yourself in. Life is now and must be lived NOW not later and not only when you have the time. So make the time to care for yourself and switch off for two hours. Enjoy the sensation of hot oil warming tissues and muscles. While we try to accommodate last minute arrangements prior bookings are always preferred a day or more in advance.
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Massage as a healing modality, is a joyful renewal of self, in the most caring and nurturing way. We have lost our connection with our humanity, so it is time to let go, lie back and allow yourself to enjoy the blissful reward of a great massage.
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First Do No Harm. Minimize the risks of harmful side effects, and avoid, when possible, the harmful suppressing or hiding of symptoms.
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Identify and treat the cause. Illness, hurt or trauma does not occur without a cause. Identify this cause which could be physical, mental, emotional or spiritual and then remove these underlying causes, eliminating the symptoms in the process.
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Respect the individual as the primary caregiver. Clients are encouraged to accept the responsibility of their own health. My approach in no way limits any other modality from being engaged. Orthodox medicine may well be needed, but one does so from a position of awareness and responsibility.
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Prevention. The ultimate goal is to prevent illness by remaining in as balanced a state as is achievable, by assessing risk factors in relation to that individual.
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Treat the whole person. Health is a result of complex interactions of the environment, genetics, social, physical, emotional, mental and spiritual factors. All of which must achieve some level of balance to gain health.
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All healing is the work of God our Father, through His Grace and the hands of His practitioners.