Our Therapists

Amy is a Reiki practitioner and she's passionate about mental health and wellness thru the integration of energy-based therapy along with various aspects of yoga. Achieving body and emotional balance is key for stress reduction, relaxation and the release of any blockages in the conscious & subconscious mind. 

Each Reiki session is unique to you, it empowers you to unlock your full potential, moving past obstacles and allows healing from within.

Andres is a compassionate, dedicated and motivated individual who loves working with his clients. From coaching high level athletes, playing multiple competitive sports to fixing current and past injuries in the clinic. Andres loves to help people reach their desired goals within their sport or general day to day activities. Andres has over 15 + years of coaching experience and has played over 10 years on Team Canada’s National Padel Team. Professional sports has molded him into the individual he is today. 

His motto is simple. Feel Better - Move Better.

Jillian is a talented Massage Therapist who began her Registered Massage Therapy program in 2012 and continues to provide therapeutic transformation to her clients. She believes that holistic health and alternative medicine is primarily the key to having healthy muscle tissue, and provides a treatment that can enhance the healing process from chronic pain or stress induced muscle tension to noticeable difference and recovery. She specializes in therapeutic, deep tissue, sports massage, and relaxation massage.

Jillian plans on taking her yoga teacher training in Bali and adding multiple worldly traditional massage to her practice. As a new mother, she is even more ambitious about traveling the world with her daughter, raising her to be grounded in her spiritual faith, and knowledgeable of the earth and all it's incredible secrets.

Hi! My name is Jocelyne, and I am a Registered Massage Therapist and graduate of a 3000 hour advanced clinical massage therapy program. My goal is to continue to learn and grow as a therapist. I have a certification in banyan Thai floor massage.

I’m looking forward to continuing my training and incorporating a Thai aspect into my treatments. I offer Swedish relaxation, deep tissue, hot stone, myofascial cupping, trigger point therapy and prenatal massage.

I am passionate about therapeutic massage's mental and physical healing benefits, and I understand the importance of therapeutic touch. I am client-focused and inspired to help people overcome physical and emotional challenges through massage therapy. My treatments are unique to each individual. I enjoy learning new things and creating a treatment plan suited to your needs.

When I’m not practicing massage, I love taking time out to get outdoors and be active. I’m often at the Calgary climbing centre with my kids. I also find peace in getting out to the mountains and challenging new heights hiking.

 Matthew is a Registered Acupuncturist and Massage Therapist with 10 years of experience studying and treating the human body. Matthew brings a balance of Western and Eastern medical knowledge to each of his treatments. His training began at the University of Calgary where he completed a Bachelors Degree in Kinesiology. He concurrently studied Massage Therapy and went on to study Acupuncture at Vancouver’s International College of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Matthew was introduced to acupuncture after suffering from a chronic lower back injury. After various treatments failed to provide relief, he was recommended by a friend to try traditional Chinese acupuncture. Skeptical, but open minded, Matthew sought out acupuncture treatment. Within a few visits he noticed not only significant and lasting relief from his back pain, but also an overall sense of well-being. It was these added benefits of well-being that intrigued Matthew and led him to study Chinese Medicine himself.

It is Matthew's goal to create treatments that are both holistic and unique to the needs of each individual. Traditional Chinese Medicine teaches to 'treat the individual, not the disease'. This implies that even two people with the same complaint should be treated according to their own unique make up, and not solely based on their similar pathologies.