Hi! My name is Roseanna. I recently moved out here from Edmonton Alberta. I got into massage because of my love for the body and the way it moves. I used to be really involved in sports and am slowly getting back into them. I take a wide variety of clients from first timers to athletes. I graduated from the 2200 hr program from Lethbridge College in April 2019 and am a member of the MTAA in good standing.

Registered Massage Therapist

Maddie Hibbard R.Ac is a registered acupuncture practitioner who combines an Eastern approach with the fundamentals of holistic nutrition and lifestyle counselling to provide thorough, individualized, and comprehensive care to people in her community. Wearing many hats as a practitioner, she weaves together distinct acupuncture styles, Chinese medicine modalities, holistic skincare, and Western herbal medicine to bring about positive change in those who seek her guidance. 

Her areas of focus include: 

Women's Health: hormonal imbalance, menstrual irregularities, fertility and pre/post-natal support. 

Pain management and resolution: arthritis, tendonitis, fibromyalgia and rehabilitation from acute/chronic injury. 

Skin health: inflammatory skin conditions like eczema, rosacea, psoriasis or breakouts. 

Digestive concerns: food intolerance, gut dysbiosis and irritable/inflammatory bowel conditions. 

Nervous system support: anxiety, depression, sleep disorders and stress management. 

However, her practice is not limited to these aspects alone. She has experience in treating most health conditions, including complex issues. 

Prior to discovering acupuncture, Maddie earned a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Studies with a focus in Ethnobotany from the University of Victoria. Drawing on cultural knowledge about the relationships between people and medicinal plants, this field of study offered her an initial introduction to the ethos of Chinese medicine; one that resonated deeply with her own understanding of health.

Maddie was ultimately drawn to a path that would allow her to work with plants and people in a hands-on way and engage with traditional healing practices, and thus began tacking the huge expanse of knowledge that is Chinese medicine. She graduated from a 3-year program in Acupuncture at Pacific Rim College, one of the foremost institutions for holistic medicine in the country.

An interest in wellness rituals from around the world inspired travels to South America, Asia, and Africa where Maddie uncovered new perspectives on health to bring to her practice. She gained postgraduate specialization in some interesting niches of Eastern medicine, including Five-element acupuncture and Shi liao nutrition, while earning certification in orthopedic acupuncture and Western herbal medicine.

In practice, Maddie takes a patient-centered approach, believing that the role of the practitioner is to act as a guide and facilitate healing that comes from within. She is deeply humbled by the opportunity to help others on their journey to greater health, clarity, and joy.

Registered Acupuncture Practitioner

Shelby graduated from MH Vicars School of Massage Therapy in 2014. She works with a variety of clientele specializing in therapeutic deep tissue massage, and uses a combination of different myofascial release techniques including cupping therapy.  She has been practicing yoga for seven years and believes in the benefits massage has on the mind, body and soul. She enjoys educating her clients on proper stretching to offer even more relief when combined with her treatments.

Committed to learning, she recently completed her 200 hour Yoga Teacher Training in Bali, Indonesia. She will soon be on the Rooted Tree schedule, offering two new classes! In early 2020, Shelby will be begin training to become certified in RAPID NeuroFascial Reset. She is excited to bring this new modality into her treatment room and can't wait to see the results. 
 

Shelby has a passion for traveling, yoga and any outdoor adventures with her dog.

Registered Massage Therapist, Yoga Teacher

Lyndi Proudfoot is a Registered Massage Therapist, graduating from the Turner Institute of Orthopedic Massage and Manual Osteopathy in 2014. She attended the Alberta College of Massage Therapy to study Swedish Relaxation Massage in 2013.

Lyndi is fascinated with Manual Osteopathic Techniques, and has studied CranioSacral Therapy with the Upledger Institute. 

Similarly in the realm of specialized Osteopathic Techniques, she has certification in Visceral Manipulation Therapy with the Barral Institue. 

Lyndi is very grateful to have the opportunity to be continuously studying and practicing such valuable work. 

Lyndi is a Chartered Herbalist holding a Diploma of Herbology from Dominion Herbal College. She provides herbal consultations to clients, to be able to formulate herbal preparations that are suited for one's individual body and needs. She uses local, wild foraged herbs from the glorious Yukon wilderness whenever possible and applicable. 

She has studied Hatha and Tantric Yoga with Zuna Yoga, taking a 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training. Lyndi uses Yoga Therapy and her knowledge of proprioception to provide individual self-care practices to aid in balancing and tending to the body’s tissues.

She has partaken in various courses on Reiki healing, and has become a certified Reiki Master. Lyndi has training in Myofascial Cupping, Raindrop Therapy and Qi Gong Healing. 

Lyndi strives to provide her patients with comprehensive and holistic, therapeutic treatments. Her passion for wellness spreads into all aspects of her life fostering exploration, growth, and connection, aiming to serve the many layers of our beings. 

To come forth as individuals nourished with wellness we are better able to serve our families, communities and the life forms in which we share our marvellous planet with ! 

Registered Massage Therapist

Massage and yoga have been powerful methods for growth and connection in my life, I very sincerely love what I do, and would love the opportunity to share it with you.

Massage has been a great passion of mine since I stumbled into the practice headfirst in 2009. I knew it checked the boxes: Something in to encourage and bolster others, that kept me moving, and that let me be creative.

Sharing yoga was the puzzle piece missing to invite strength, stability, and therefore longevity, to those I was seeing in my massage practice. My yoga classes, private and public, are not the fancy, twisty postures you might see in magazines, but a method self-inquiry and thoughtful movement aimed at awakening individuals to their own possibilities.

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In massage I offer:

Swedish, Deep Tissue, Indian Head Massage, Joint Release, Deep Flow, Shiatsu, Thai, Reflexology, Hot Stone, Hydrotherapy, Prenatal Massage, and the use of Aromatherapy.

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In yoga: Hatha, Stråla, Movement Therapy, Restorative, Anusara, Acroyoga, Kundalini.

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Owner, Registered Massage Therapist, Yoga Teacher