Leana graduated from The Massage College of Manitoba in 2000. She works five days a week out of the Courts of St. James and enjoys the challenges of new musculo-skeletal injuries. As a former bodybuilder, fitness instructor and MT for the military national volleyball team, she brings a wealth of knowledge in sports rehab and recovery. In her free time, Leana enjoys spending time with her family, weight training, swimming, reading, and tap dance. She has also taken courses in Cranio-Sacral Therapy 1, Raindrop Therapy, Myofascial Vacuum cupping, Dhyana Massage Therapy (deep scar tissue therapy), pre/post natal fitness instruction, osteoporosis and office ergonomics, psychological first aid, Rock taping 1&2 and Rockblading 1&2.

A seasoned graduate of Wellington College of Remedial Massage Therapy, Aki broadened her skillset as a graduate of a 3 year acupuncture program from Hua Xia Acupuncture College and Chinese Herb College with the philosophy of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Traditional Chinese Medicine brings a holistic view into her therapeutic approach for her clients’ health and wellbeing with special interest in addressing sleep problems, anxiety, menopausal symptoms, stress management, and pain reduction. She has also witnessed good outcomes for improving headaches, overall mood, and energy levels.

Aki’s goal as a registered massage therapist is to address the needs of her patients and root causes of their symptoms through assessments, treatment, and communication.

Aki’s Special Interests: Shoulder tension and issues such as rotator cuff injury and frozen shoulder, use of heat in hot stone massage, scar tissue management, pre/post natal massage, use of Kinesiology taping and cupping, muscle energy techniques, pain management for osteoarthritis, and use of lymphatic techniques.

A graduate of Wellington College of Remedial Massage, Kris is versed in both Remedial and Therapeutic Massage. With a background in baseball and weightlifting, he feels that routine massage therapy was beneficial in maintaining performance and staying injury free.

Kris loves the complexity of the Scapula/GH articulation, and enjoys working with shoulder dysfunctions. He is also trained in Hot Stone and Pre/Post Sports Massage and will be continuing his education to broaden his toolset with training in Cupping, Rock Blading, Rock Taping, and Soft Tissue Release, in the very near future.

In his free time Kris enjoys soccer, baseball, weightlifting, golf and hockey.

Kris’ goal as a Massage Therapist is to help people feel and perform better than they did prior to coming in for treatment.

Growing up in Petersfield Manitoba, Cloey played a variety of sports including synchronized swimming, soccer, volleyball, and rugby. Her involvement in athletics developed her passion for health, wellness, and human anatomy from a very young age. After spending some time at the University of Winnipeg pursuing Athletic Therapy, Cloey quickly learned that her approach to treatment resonated more with the art and science of Massage Therapy. She enrolled at Evolve College of Massage Therapy, and graduated as valedictorian and top of her class in June of 2022.

Cloey is trained in Myofascial Therapy, Sports Massage, and Cupping. Her approach to treatment is centered around the biopsychosocial model of an individual, and not just reduced to their physical body. While in her treatment room you can expect a thorough assessment of your condition, to engage in deep breathing exercises , be asked for feedback during your treatment, and be encouraged to utilize the fitness facilities at the clinic in order to facilitate your rehab and treatment goals.

In her spare time Cloey also is the Anatomy Lab Instructor, and Teaching Assistant for Sports Massage at Evolve College. In her downtime she still enjoys athletics such as recreational powerlifting, hiking, and HIIT training, as well as cooking, baking, and singing.

Hope is a passionate RMT Graduated from Evolve College of Massage Therapy class of 2022. She has a love for movement, anatomy and working with patients on their goals.

Hopes sessions encompass a variety of techniques, blending calming swedish massage and specific therapeutic modalities. She collaborates with all members of the population to create an effective and safe way to receive treatment and bring balance to the body.

When she is not in the clinic, Hope can be found at the gym, cooking or at a local spin studio. She has a love for nutrition, the great outdoors and continuous learning.

Emily Biggs is a Registered Massage Therapist who chose this career because she wanted to get people out of pain as well as provide environments for others to feel safe in. Em’s approach combines therapeutic modalities such as RAPID Neurofascial Reset, Myofascial and Trigger point work to help you reach your treatment goals. With experience in both spa and clinic environments, Em is able to choose from a variety of techniques to enhance your treatment together. Your sessions with Emily will always start with a conversation to clarify the intention at the beginning of your treatment. It is important to Em that you feel listened to. A main intention she has in her practice is that she wants you to be able to get back to your life fully and understands when an injury, prolonged stress, and trauma blocks that from happening.

Em enjoys biking, camping and hiking throughout the year and competes in biathlon during the winter. Other hobbies include reading, sewing and learning new things consistently.

Em graduated from Evolve College in 2022 and her other credentials include RAPID Neurofascial Reset in both Upper and Lower body. She is passionate about continuing to expand her knowledge and tool belt. With whatever you are coming in with, Em hopes to meet you where you are at and build a trusting, professional relationship with you.

Kayla is a Registered Massage Therapist who graduated from Evolve College of Massage Therapy. She has a strong background in exercise and as a Personal Trainer. Originally from a rural community in Irma, AB, Kayla loves to strike a rapport with her clients so that treatments are done with the whole person in mind.

Kayla’s focus is on working with Athletes, with a specialization on Deep Tissue and Joint Mobilization. She has a passion for assessing a client and putting the puzzle of their body’s idiosyncrasies together. When working with Kayla you can expect her to work on the treatment plan with you, consistently ask for feedback and revise treatments as necessary. During treatment she will encourage you to make use of the fitness and rehab facilities that are critical for your success.

Kayla is a Mom of three, dog lover and full of positive energy. In her free time you will find her on her own fitness journey, hiking, at the gym, doing HIIT, rollerblading or wrestling with her young boys.