I pride myself in being a good listener and this helps get to the root of your issue. My recent travels to Thailand to study Thai Massage taught me about a whole other world of stretching and assisted yoga techniques. I’m passionate about pain management, pathological conditions and disorders. I also enjoy working with clients who have had recent hip, knee and shoulder surgery. Whether you are a serious athlete, weekend warrior, or not an athlete at all, it’s my goal to build the right treatment plan with you.

Always looking for ways to improve the health and wellness of individuals, I completed my initial education in Social Work in 2013 at MacEwan University, with a particular interest in Mental Health and Addictions. Afterward, I moved to Toronto, Ontario, and while there, completed the 2200 hour Massage Therapy Diploma program with honours at the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy. I like to acknowledge the fact that, along with the physical benefits that massage can provide to a person’s general aches, pains, and even more serious conditions, there are a variety of mental health benefits that come with a massage therapy treatment as well! Regardless of the reasons you are coming in for your massage, I will work with you in order to achieve the goals you have in mind.

I graduated from the Advanced Athletic Therapy program at Mount Royal University in 2009, after completing a degree in Physical Education from the University of Alberta in 2008. In 2010 I received my CAT(c) (Certified Athletic Therapist) Certification, and since then have worked in various job settings. Most recently I have completed my Certificate in Massage Therapy from the Alberta College of Massage Therapy. I will utilize these skills to ensure a well rounded approach is taken while completing assessments and treatments in my practice.

For the last ten years I have worked with sports teams, primarily football, soccer, and rugby aiding athletes with acute injury care and recovery for return to play. Also, I was engaged in a gym and fitness studio setting, working as a fitness coach where I helped develop programs for individuals to enhance strength and mobility. 

I believe that the body should move with ease and be pain free.

I take pride in my passion and ambition towards helping people. As a therapist, I am always learning and continuing to grow. The more I learn about the body, the more eager I am to inform people and assist them in getting back to their normal. No one should have to live in pain and I’m here to help make that possible! I am also part of the LGBTQIA2S community and strive to maintain an inclusive, safe space for everyone.

I am a current student in the Manual Osteopathy program at the National Manual Osteopathic College, and a recent grad from the University of Alberta with a Bachelor of Kinesiology. 

I am passionate about helping people and getting them back to doing what they love! My approach to treatment includes getting individuals out of pain as quickly as possible, finding imbalances in the body, and with manual therapy, providing the correct environment for the body to heal itself. I always prescribe exercises to empower individuals to take their healing into their own hands.

I believe that the body should move with ease and be pain free.

Health and wellness quickly became a passion of mine through injuries myself. Now I am a full time student in my second year in the 3000 hour MaKami RMT program. I have a great understanding of the human body and using that with my skills from school hope to tailor the perfect treatment for you. When I’m not studying for an exam you can catch me driving out to the mountains for a nice hike or adventure.

I graduated with honours from MaKami College in 2016. I am also certified in Sports Taping & Strapping as well as Craniosacral Therapy. I love helping people become pain free and home care is an important step to achieving that. My main area of expertise is in the treating of tension headaches and migraines. I myself have struggled with them in the past, which I feel gives me a deeper understanding on how to treat them. I also work closely with many runners, rock climbers and office workers. I look forward to working with you! 

I am a graduate from the 2200 hour massage therapy program at the Alberta College of Massage Therapy. I thrive on furthering my skills and I am passionate about physical and mental health and wellness. Whether you are a serious competitor or someone who suffers from the aches and pains of daily living, I look forward to working with you to reach your treatment goals.
“Take care of your body, it’s the only place you have to live.” – Jim Rohn

I graduated from the National Manual Osteopathic College in 2017 and have a preceding Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of Alberta. My past experience includes strength and conditioning and sport performance as a track and field coach at the U of A, a rehabilitation trainer and group fitness trainer. As a practitioner I have experience with populations ranging from children to seniors; inactive individuals to elite athletes; histories of physical trauma to general body maintenance. My perspective is to address the body as one functional unit, treat the necessary components to a person’s issue and allow the self regulation of the body to take place. I provide clients with the big picture of their current state of movement health and implement a partnered treatment plan to reach their goals.

I am a skilled RMT who completed the 3000 hour massage therapy program at Makami college where I also work as an instructor. For as long as I can remember I have been passionate about sports and fitness. It was that passion that got me into the massage therapy industry. With my time as a massage therapist I have gained valuable experience working with athletes, including being a member of the tissue rehabilitation team with the EDMONTON ESKIMOS. I am also certified in sports and kinesio-taping as well as functional movement techniques. As a therapist I love working with each client individually and creating a plan that can help achieve the best results.  Whether you play on a court or field, or are someone who is struggling with the pain from daily life, I look forward to helping you on your path to recovery

A few years ago I suffered  from a herniated disc in my neck while working out. At which time,  I tried a variety of modalities to help “put me back together again”. This is when I fell in love with massage therapy. I believe massage can be beneficial for all athletes not only to treat injuries, but to prevent them in the first place by increasing mobility and muscle flexibility.

Whether you are looking to relieve pain and muscle tension, or you would like to simply experience the relaxing benefits of massage, I look forward to working with you to help you achieve those goals.