Megan received her Master’s of Physiotherapy degree from the University of Alberta in 2020. Since then, she has trained in BioMedical dry needling, as well as expanded her manual therapy skills with specialization in joint manipulation. With a rich background of sports and athletics, she has a passion for working with athletes of any skill level or ability. Her main goals of rehab are to help you get back to the things you enjoy in life, and provide you with the knowledge and exercises to help prevent re-injury. When she is not at the clinic, you can find her in the gym, on a hike, out for a bike ride, or baking up a storm!

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Jill graduated from the U of S Physical Therapy program in 2003. She enjoys spending her time outside the clinic providing sport event coverage, doing photography and travelling. She has her Acupuncture of Canada Certification and her dry needling credentials.

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Brooke graduated from a 2200 hour course at Western College of Remedial Massage Therapy in 2003. She uses a combination of traditional Swedish massage, Deep Tissue, and trigger point therapy to help relieve the effects of stress, chronic pain, and to help facilitate healing from injury. From the athlete to the elderly, Brooke has experience in treating a wide array of people and conditions. She believes that massage therapy is a wonderful tool to aid the body in its ability to heal itself.

Brooke has a passion for healthy living, nutrition, and natural health. She is currently studying Reiki energy work.

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Stephan is a counsellor with over 30 years of experience. He was trained in counselling psychology through the University of Stellenbosch, South Africa. Stephan’s training and experience was established from a variety of settings. He was involved as a counsellor in Pastoral and Congregational settings, in the military, and in hospital environments. He has worked with clients on challenges related to stress, anxiety, depression, anger, self esteem, grief and recovering from past abuse. He is a certified Cyber counsellor through the university of Toronto, ON, using private email, chat, Facetime or Skype to assist clients- even outside of Saskatchewan. Stephan is in Stephan is well experienced in working with couples who struggle with unresolved issues and conflict in their relationship. He makes use of EFT, CBT, Attachment, REBT, Neuro-centered and Relationship focused therapy approaches. He also focuses on Family system therapy, and does conflict management interventions.

When asked what makes Stephan unique as a professional, he answered, “I do respect a clients values. My post graduate training in psychology, philosophy and theology, enables me to practice therapy from a variety of world view perspectives. Are you a non-believer/ another faith background? My philosophical background enables me to respect your values, which I will use to help you resolve issues. Are your values based in Christian faith? I am well experienced to provide therapy, based on those values.” His professional aspiration is to have two or more people COME TOGETHER in therapy, ……to ACHIEVE a NEGOTIATED GOAL, …. to ENHANCE the WELFARE of the client. Stephan writes, “I aims for, and facilitate,… “connection”…the “coming together” with a client in a therapeutic alliance, or the coming together of the client with him/herself, or with a partner, family member or co-worker. I aim at negotiating a goal with the client … something, somewhere, sometime, some-one … to pro-actively focus on, to pursue and to attain. The “how to …” has different seasons. For some, finding the how, the way… starts with waiting, slowing down, quiet-down, rest, feel, finding the internal voice and then listen. Others have a burning fire of frustration in the belly, to escape from, get unstuck, “to do something about it” - but they are out of ideas or have failed so many times that they lost their hope and confidence. They need someone to help them change their approach … to think, feel and try something different! If I can fulfill the above, to see and experience how the welfare of a client blossoms like a flower, my aspirations… are fulfilled as well.” We are fortunate to have Stephan part of our team.

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VIcki is a registered social worker with the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers. She received her Bachelor of Social Work degree in 1999 from Minot State University. She has worked in the human service field, primarily with children, youth and their families ever since. Vicki uses a strength-based, client-centered, trauma informed approach. She works in collaboration with clients in building skills, strategies and support based on mutual goal setting. Vicki’s practice is informed by CBT, DBT, solution focused and mindfulness. She is non-judgemental, values diversity and provides a safe environment for individuals dealing with a variety of challenges. Aside from being a work, Vicki enjoys spending time with family and friends, cooking, and attending concerts.

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Lisa joins the team at Brownstone Health with her vibrant, caring energy and years of experience. She completed a Bachelor of Physical Activity Studies at the University of Regina in 1993. From there, she successfully obtained a Bachelor of Social Work and has been working with youth and families ever since. Her areas of interest include grief & loss, as well as depression & anxiety counselling. When asked to describe her philosopies, Lisa stated: “I use a strength-based, client-centred, trauma informed approach. My techniques are inferred by CBT, Brief Solution Focused therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, play therapy and mindfulness.” Lisa is one of our only mental health team members that works with children and adolescents. Her professional apirations include continuation of her studies in Death, Dying and Bereavement through Wilfred Laurier University, as well as to continue taking courses in Dialectical Behavioural Therapy. Aside from her work, Lisa loves being outside. You may see her running, cross-country skiing or riding her bike around the city.

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Kirsten practices with a Master of Social Work (MSW) granted from Wilfrid Laurier University in 2020 and is a Registered Social Worker (RSW). Kirsten completed both a Bachelor of Psychology and a Bachelor of Human Justice at the University of Regina in 2011 and has worked in the human service field with children, adolescents, and adults ever since.

Kirsten approaches all sessions with a strength based, trauma informed lens and is passionate about empowering clients through skill building. Professionally, Kirsten has continued to learn about trauma, anxiety, stress management, social-emotional learning, and the benefits of incorporating mindfulness in our daily living. Beyond therapy, Kirsten has studied yoga and mindfulness and is a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200) specializing in trauma informed yoga and mindfulness.

Kirsten is professionally trained in the use of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Kirsten’s practice is further informed by Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Somatic Experiencing (SE), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) and Solution-focused Brief Therapy (SFBT).

Kirsten is a fun spirited, animal lover who enjoys working with children, adolescents, and adults to help achieve their goals. Kirsten is currently working with individuals aged 6 years and older.

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Dr. Ashley moved home to Regina, after spending several years in Toronto. We are sure excited to have her part of our team! While Dr. Ashley has excellent traditional chiropractic manipulation techniques, she is also able to include acupuncture, use the Activator & Activator protocol, as well as utilize Graston-style soft-tissue techniques as part of your care. Add that to an undergraduate degree in Kinesiology, a great eye for movement pattern dysfunctions & correction and you will be in great hands!

Dr. Ashley has a strong sense of community. She has an elite background in baton, cheerleading, and dance. She is a volunteer cheerleading coach, and can often be seen helping at games and competitions. Her kindness, empathy, & genuine caring, combined with quick wit, will make Dr. Ashley a valuable part of your health-care team.

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Karisa Groff was born and raised in Regina, Saskatchewan and completed her Bachelors of

Kinesiology in Human Kinetics degree right at home at the University of Regina. Her further

interest in human movement and injury rehabilitation led her to California where she completed

her Doctor of Chiropractic Degree at Palmer West in San Jose graduating as Valedictorian and

with summa cum laude honours.

Karisa grew up as an elite gymnast and has since continued her passion for health and fitness

with strength training. She is passionate about treating all athletes from highschool and

university students, to weekend warriors and active lifestyle individuals. Since graduation Karisa

has stayed busy, obtaining her ART certifications, attending MPI technique seminars, as well as

the NFL Combine Chiropractic Conference in order to further her knowledge in the chiropractic

profession and treating athletes.

When it comes to musculoskeletal pain complaints, Karisa believes that a non-invasive

approach and personalized treatment plan can get you back to doing your favourite activities

and moving pain free. She works to provide quick, effective, long term outcomes in order to help

you move and feel better.

In her spare time, Karisa enjoys staying active by strength training in the gym and exploring new

HIIT and group style classes throughout the city. She loves going on walks with her dog Nala,

trying new restaurants and going on weekend camping and hiking adventures.

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In 2009, Deana received her Masters of Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta. She has her Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of Regina, where she was a member of the Women’s hockey team. She went on to play hockey overseas before finishing her formal education. Deana is the dichotomy of our clinic, as she excels in two diverse areas of practice. While she is an excellent orthopedic physical therapist and practices dry needling, Deana is also certified to treat conditions of both the male and female pelvic floors. She can help her patients with conditions such as urinary & fecal incontinence, pelvic pain, and dyspareunia. Deana enjoys empowering her patients through education, and providing tools for self-care. Deana is always taking courses in both manual therapy and researching information about pelvic floor conditions, as the evidence is evolving quickly! She has completed her transitional Doctorate of Physical Therapy in Pelvic Health. If that doesn’t keep her busy enough, she is a fantastic mom of two adorable daughters, and still able to find time for family, friends, golf, and hockey.

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Receiving his Diploma in Physiotherapy in 2006 from Salzburg, Austria, Brownstone Health is incredibly fortunate to have Matthias part of our team. His interests are in orthopedics and sports injuries, especially knees and shoulders. He also practices dry needling, a form of acupuncture based in Western Medicine techniques. His attention to detail and commitment to deliver the best results possible, while maintaining a focus on the individual patient is what really sets him apart as a therapist. He is continually advancing his manual therapy skills, and has obtained a Doctorate of Physical Therapy with a focus on manual therapy. When not at work, he can be found playing with his two daughters while spending time with family and friends. He enjoys working out at the gym, soccer, running and golf.

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Amber Klatt, M.Ed., Registered Psychologist

Amber graduated from the University of Regina in 2019 with a Masters in Educational Psychology. Her practice is chiefly informed by Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, mindfulness meditation, and environmental psychology informed nature-based therapy.

In session with Amber, you can expect her active listening to help you build both a respectful awareness of your internal monologue and a constructive focus on you and the kind of life that you want to lead. To the extent of your interest, you may explore how the natural world can support mental wellness, and how mindfulness can be employed as a tool to connect you with your experience of your life.

Amber only works with clients that are 18 years of age or over.

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Jenna Leib, CEP (Certified Exercise Physiologist), CES (Certified Cancer Exercise Specialist), RYT-400 (Registered Yoga Instructor), Rolfer (Certified Rolfer)

Jenna is our movement specialist! She has such a lively and dynamic collection of post-graduate education, that we had the opportunity to create a whole new division of our clinic based on her skillset :-)

Jenna obtained her kinesiology degree from the University of Regina in 2008. Since then, she’s certified as:

• Urban Poling Instructor

• Functional Movement Screen level 1&2

• Selective Functional Movement Assessment level 1

• Critical alignment Therapy level 1,2,3

• Yoga Instructor 200hrs

• Yoga Therapy 200hrs

• NeuroKinetic Therapy Level 1

She is especially interested in working with people that are in post-injury recovery, but prefers to teach prehabilitation, or solid, proper technique to try to prevent an injury from occurring in the first place. She also has a heart-felt interest in working with people as they recover from cancer.

When this educated lady has a little free time, you will find her running, doing yoga, lifting weights, cooking, reading, and of course, learning! Jenna has a strong exercise background and manual therapy skills. She enjoys working with people of low-level fitness or helping guide from sedentary behaviors.

Her professional aspiration:

To be a strong assets in cancer survivorship programing in Saskatchewan

From Jenna’s perspective:

“I eat, live and breathe fitness & wellness. I have over ten years of experience studying fitness, yoga therapy and anatomy. I hold a special interest in working with people with various injuries & health conditions. I use function training to assist any individual to achieve fitness benefits, regardless of their level of fitness or dysfunction. In addition to my experience, I’ve also worked actively with breast cancer exercise programming, created active release programming, guest lectured at many conferences, and studios with my workshops.”

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Amanda is amazing! She is a physiotherapist, with specialty areas in sport, acupuncture, dry needling, Graston and the Integrated Movement System.

She completed her BSc{Kin} in 2006 from the University of Saskatchewan. She carried on to finish her MPT in 2009, also from the University of Saskatchewan. She came home to Regina, and has been active in our physio community since then. Her areas of interest include Sport (Huskie Football, Regina Riot, and Regina High School Athletic Association, to mention a few), orthopedics and concussion rehabilitation.

Post grad work to be mentioned:

Acupuncture from the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada in 2010

Integrate Systems Model Series Graduate of 2013

Graston Technique Training 2016

Biomedical Trigger Point Dry Needling 2017

Dizziness and Vestibular Rehabilitation 2021

When she isn’t in a clinic or on the sidelines, you may find Amanda spending time with her family and dogs at their cabin, kayaking and paddle boarding. She loves to travel.

Because of her background and extensive training in sports, Amanda takes a really functional approach to rehabilitation. She believes its important to treat the whole person- as often as possible.

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Ali joins the team at Brownstone Health with a Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Saskatchewan. She had been working in a science field prior to becoming a physical therapist, and we are sure glad she made the career change! Her interests are in Concussion Management as well as Vestibular Therapy. She has a keen desire to work with her clientele on Spinal Health.

Ali has the ability to find common ground with people of all demographics. This, in addition to her compassionate personality, helps her build strong therapeutic relationships. She individualizes each treatment session, as Ali truly acknowledges that every client is unique and deserves to be treated as such. Her professional aspiration is to facilitate her expertise in helping each individual get back to doing what they love to do- or helping them achieve a healthy lifestyle, regardless of the injury or condition they are experiencing. One thing is certain, Ali will always be learning and improving her skills.

When not in the clinic, she is a very active lady. You may see her skiing, mountain biking, golfing, playing basketball, running, and wakesurfing. She does also enjoy reading!

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Cynthia graduated from a 2,200-hour program at the Western College of Remedial Massage Therapies in 1995. She has been in practice since then, 25+ years. A believer in continuing education (for 25+ years), she no longer can claim special interest in any one technique, as they become a unique fusion or blend for each individual client she treats.

She has volunteered as an RMT in the community for events like the Multiple Sclerosis 150 KM Bike Tour, Telemiracle, and various Provincial and Canadian sporting events. Cynthia has also volunteered for the Massage Therapist Association of Saskatchewan (MTAS) and the Canadian Massage Therapist Association (CMTA) in several executive roles.

Cynthia is currently a Lead Instructor for the First Year program at the Prairie College of Massage Therapy in Regina. Other interests besides education include kayaking, falling from planes, camping and outdoor photography.

Cynthia has a degree in English. When time permits, she writes articles for publication, edits material for other writers and has recently finished the first draft of a novel. When not chasing words, she is curious to learn some of the personal ‘story’ contained in your physical self. Whether you request help with recovery or want to invest time in self-care, Cynthia welcomes you!

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Riley Mason obtained a BScKin in April 2015, and then completed his Masters of Physical Therapy in October 2018, both from the University of Saskatchewan.

Since then, he’s been busy. He was working in Sport Physiotherapy in Alberta when he completed the Bernard Tonks Introductory Vestibular Rehabilitation course, and has two more post-grad specialty vestibular courses lined up.

Sport physio and vestibular rehabilitation are his two areas of interest. Riley has taken is Sport First Responder, and you will see him on the sidelines of various sporting events around Regina.

When he isn’t working, studying, or taking advanced courses, you may see him hiking, biking, olympic weightlifting, reading, playing slopitch, spike ball, soccer, golf, volleyball or any other sport. He really values spending time with his family and friends.

“Growing up, I was known for my desire to learn. I wanted to know everything about everything, especially when it came to sciences. That same wish to absorb information was transferred into my career once I realized my passion for movement and the human body. I approach each and every problem with the fullest intent to solve and I continue searching for the answer when others stop.”

Professional aspiration: To continually learn and challenge himself to be the best therapist, colleague, and friend he can be.

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Dr. McNutt started his post-secondary education with two years at the University of Regina, in the Faculty of Kinesiology, as part of the Cougars track & field team. From there, he moved to Saskatoon in 2005 to take the Combined Laboratory an X-Ray Technician course. After graduating, he moved to Meadow Lake Saskatchewan, and gained experience working as an X-Ray Tech at the hospital. A few years later, he decided to become a chiropractor. Are we ever thankful for that!

Dr.McNutt then returned to the University of Regina, and finished his Kinesiology degree. From there, he attended the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto. He was busy… as not only was he working through Chiropractic school, he also learned the Graston soft-tissue treatment techniques, AND completed his Contemporary Medical Acupuncture course through McMaster University in Hamilton.

He is an avid Powerlifter and have has a keen interest in health & fitness. Dr. McNutt is a great fit for our clinic!

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Dr. Tricia Miller

Doctor of Acupuncture

Tricia is a Doctor Chinese Acupuncture who studied at Grant MacEwan University in Edmonton. She is also a certified Iyengar yoga teacher.

Tricia passionately believe in what acupuncture can do for people from all walks of life. Not only does it have the power to reduce our aches, pains and all other symptoms we have on the surface of our bodies but it also has the ability to balance what is happening on the inside of our bodies and mind.

Through years of yoga practice and acupuncture treatments, Tricia works with the philosophy that she can help solve the root of the issue of why certain ailments keep happening to us.

When she isn’t helping patients in clinic and teaching yoga she is busy being a hockey mom.

From Tricia: “I love doing post-surgery treatments to speed the healing process as well as scar needling to help reduce scar tissue and visibility. I love treating pregnant women to help with pregnancy pains as well as reduce stress, prepare for labour & induce labour. Stress, anxiety and depression are the most common things I treat. I enjoy doing those treatments because it’s so helpful in getting people to actually fully relax and slow the sympathetic nervous system right down. Chinese Medicine is very effective at regulating emotions and helping over come traumas like concussions and PTSD.”

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Jessica was born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba. She is passionate about life on the prairies! After graduating with a Bachelor of Science from the University of Manitoba in 2014, she attended the University of Western States in Portland Oregon- obtaining her Doctorate of Chiropractic in 2018.

Jessica has been busy since she became a chiropractor. She has taken the Graston Technique courses, and is a L1 Crossfit Trainer. She has a passion for the sport, and a keen sense of being able to provide modifications for all functional abilities while keeping limitations and injuries in mind.

Jessica enjoys working on extremity conditions and loves working with any type of athlete. From teens to the weekend warrior, her goal is to help people return to the things they love to do in a pain-free fashion.

An athlete herself, she has played volleyball, basketball, soccer, field hockey, and badminton. While she claims to be a little rusty, she can most definitely work her clients through injuries and movement patterns!

When she isn’t in the clinic, you might find her coaching Crossfit, tending to plants, hiking, reading, savouring coffee and all things food-related.

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Andrea is a Physical Therapy graduate from the University of Saskatchewan in 2003. She has been passionate about orthopaedics in a Private Practice setting, and has pursued her advanced credentialing of manual and manipulative therapy. She was certified through the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada in 2006. She obtained her Diploma of Advanced Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy in 2011, Achieving the title of Fellow. She obtained her Gunn Intra-Muscular Needling (IMS) credentials in 2021. She has a special interest in management of TMD and jaw/facial pain. Outside of work, she has a busy family life with her husband, kids, and a dog, and a passion for resiliency and joy.

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Amanda Scollan MSN, NCMP

Nurse Practitioner

Amanda completed an undergraduate nursing degree from the University of Saskatchewan/SIAST collaborative nursing program and a Master’s of Science in Nursing degree from the University of Pennsylvania. She is certified through the National Certification Corporation as a Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner. She completed the certification process through NAMS (North American Menopause Society) to become a Certified Menopause Practitioner. She has extensive experience in Women’s Health including prenatal, antenatal, and postpartum care, sexual health, contraception, inpatient and outpatient gynecology, pelvic floor dysfunction, and care of midlife women.

Amanda is passionate about comprehensive care that explores with her clients how to feel their best. She is a holistic health care provider with a focus on wellness and vitality through the changes at midlife and beyond. Her goal is to partner with her clients to create an individualized plan to manage the many changes associated with the menopausal transition. She is a firm believer that aging is a gift that involves hard work; either the hard work of being infirm or the hard work of being vibrant. Each circumstance is unique and Amanda has full prescriptive privileges as well as the ability to refer as necessary, order lab tests or imaging, and complete procedures such as IUD insertion or endometrial biopsy.

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Daysha Shuya BScPT, MScKin, tDPT, CAFCI, GTT, RYI

Daysha graduated from the U of S school of Physiotherapy in 2003, and obtained her sport diploma from Sport Physio Canada in 2009. Since then, she has completed an M.Sc. in Kinesiology looking at injury prevention and physical manifestation of emotion, as well as a transitional Doctorate in Physical Therapy.

She is certified in both traditional acupuncture for musculoskeletal dysfunction and dry needling. She completed a 200 hour yoga instructor course while living in a monastic Ashram in 2006, and has worked in 6 different countries with football teams as well as the Supervisor of Performance Medicine for Cirque du Soleil. She instructed for the International K-Taping Academy from 2011-2017, teaching health care professionals across Canada proprioceptive taping techniques. She has taught over 50 courses as a sessional lecturer for the U of R in Anatomy, Physiology, as well as Care & Prevention of Athletic Injuries.

Daysha has been the sport physio for the U of R Cougar Women’s Hockey, Regina Thunder, Regina Rams and at several Canada Games. Currently, Daysha is on the Board of Directors for the Sport Medicine & Science Council of Saskatchewan, Sport Physio Canada- Saskatchewan Division, as well as the Past President of the College of Physical Therapists of Saskatchewan.

Daysha’s personal background in dance, martial arts and cheerleading- all at National levels, helped form the basis for her treatment style. Her hands-on treatment approach, combined with movement analysis and exercise prescription, is something she loves to provide.

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Jessie graduated with distinction from the Western College of Remedial Massage in 2019. She is an empathetic and hardworking therapist who is very passionate about all aspects of healthy living. Jessie has always been motivated to further her education to better serve her clients, and has expanded her skill set to include Cupping and Modified Shiatsu. She has worked with clients that have experienced sports injuries, chronic illness, and every day aches & pains. Jessie also holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Regina. In her spare time she enjoys photography, cooking, being outdoors, working out, and spending time at the lake with her husband and daughter.

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Catrina joins the team at Brownstone Health with a Bachelor in Kinesiology from the University of Regina 2013 completing a Major in Adapted Movement Science. She then obtained a Masters in Physical Therapy from the University of Saskatchewan in 2016. Her love of learning is evident, as she has been very busy working through the Canadian Orthopedic Post-Graduate Syllabus level system, obtaining her Acupuncture specialty through Acupuncture Canada, and taking courses in the Mulligan concept and from the McKenzie Institute with a focus on spinal health.

With a background in classical and Ukrainian dance, Catrina enjoys problem solving movement related injury. She then uses her skills to design excercise programs based on deficiencies and strengths she notes from each patient. Her treatments focus on education and movement, with strong hands-on manual therapy skills which can be complimented with acupuncture treatments, when appropriate. She says, “I strive to connect my hands-on therapy to my exercise prescription to provide a comprehensive treatment approach” for each person that she has the opportunity to work with.

Outside the clinic, you might run into Catrina at various styles of recreational dance classes in the community, or studying with her 2 cats at her side. One thing is certain, she is always looking to learn, and spends most of her holidays at continuing education courses!

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