Adeline is a born and bred Calgarian who graduated from the University of Calgary with a Bachelor of Physical Education and Mount Royal College with a certificate in Massage Therapy. Formerly of the Calgary Winter Club, Adeline has been practicing massage therapy at our sister clinic, Northern Hills since 2007 and is registered with the MTAA.

Adeline has been influenced and inspired by numerous practitioners of the medical team from her days as a student athletic therapist with the U of C Dinos athletic teams. She continues to be inspired and learn from the amazing cadre of therapists that Breanne and Graham bring aboard.

Adeline does not do traditional massages. She utilizes a newer technique called RAPID NeuroFascialReset which is a neurologically based, active therapeutic technique that addresses the central nervous system role in alleviating tension and restrictions within the body. RAPID NFR is an evidenced based manual therapy technique to quickly and effectively eliminate pain.

When she is not working, Adeline enjoys yoga, hiking and camping with her dog, Rambo.

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Simon is an RMT that graduated from Robertson College that is enthusiastic about keeping a massage effective and all the while relaxing to the fullest. He is registered with the Canadian Massage and Manual Osteopathic Therapists Association.

Specializing in neck discomfort and deep tissue massage, he brings a wide variety of skills to the table, such as fascial work, trigger point releases, tapotement, and facial massages. Ultimately, his goal is to relieve immediate pain/discomfort and create a long-lasting positive effect to reduce any recurring injuries.

“At the end of the day, if the client is relaxed enough and goes home to a great sleep, that’s what matters most.”

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Kelsey is a born and raised Calgarian with a Bachelors in Kinesiology and Masters in Physical Therapy. She grew up dancing, but was lucky enough to never need physiotherapy for any injuries. Instead, she was introduced to physiotherapy through her sports medicine teacher in grade 10 (thanks, Ms. Flo!), and decided to volunteer at her local physiotherapy clinic to find out what it was all about. Whatever she saw stuck because she’s been in the industry ever since. Kelsey has completed her Functional Dry Needling (FDN)/Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS) for the Upper and Lower Body certification.

Kelsey started to develop an interest in women’s health a couple years into her practice when speaking to patients about the challenges of new motherhood, and on a whim decided to take a pelvic health course. She began to really enjoy learning about pelvic health and how it affects not only moms, but people across all genders, ages and different stages of life. She treats individuals with (but not limited to): incontinence, prolapse, dyspareunia, vaginismus, diastasis recti, endometriosis, coccydynia and vulvodynia. She has also taken additional courses in labour and birth preparation.

When she’s not treating patients she can be found doing one of her many (way too many) hobbies like bouldering, running, working out, reading or knitting.

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Danny received his Masters in Practice of Osteopathic Manipulative Sciences from The Canadian Academy of Osteopathy in Hamilton, ON. In addition, Danny has developed rehabilitative and movement programs for Crossfit gyms, led exercise-related workshops, and worked as a Physical Therapist’s Assistant. Danny feels that bridging the gap between therapy and exercise is key to developing a resilient body. Using these experiences, Danny has been proud to restore a feeling of vitality and confidence in his patients as they partner together to return health to a body in need.

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Kaylee grew up in Cochrane, Alberta, before attending the University of British Columbia’s Okanagan Campus, where she completed her Bachelor of Human Kinetics. With a specialization in Clinical Exercise Physiology, she quickly understood the impact exercise has on the body and how it may be used to improve one’s overall health and well-being.

Since graduating, Kaylee has developed a keen interest in strength and conditioning, gaining valuable experience working with both general and athletic populations. As a professional kinesiologist, she is passionate about improving quality of life by addressing individual concerns related to posture, past injuries, and other barriers to physical activity that prevent people from doing the things they love.

Kaylee finds fulfillment in working with individuals from all walks of life, with differing goals and aspirations - whether they’re sports-related, fitness-oriented, lifestyle-driven, or rehabilitative. She places emphasis on the significance of personalization, striving to ensure the unique needs and preferences of all her clients are met.

In her free time, Kaylee enjoys spending time outdoors - golfing in the summer and snowboarding in the winter.

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Currently NOT Accepting New Patients.

I am the founder and owner of Northern Hills Sport Physiotherapy on Country Hills Blvd. I was initially interested in Physiotherapy, like a lot of other PT’s, after being treated for several injuries as a younger adult. The profession enticed me with the work environment. I found PT clinics to be a laid back environment to work in and an environment where the therapists were faced with a variety of challenging issues to deal with thus continuing to keep them on their toes and not allowing them to get bored with working on the same thing over and over. 19 years into my career I have found that I really enjoy my job, the social interaction, and being able to help individuals has been an added bonus.

I was trained in my hometown of Saskatoon at the U of S, yes I bleed green (Go Riders!!!) and furthered my skills with manual courses including being a Manipulative Therapist. I am a certified Gunn IntraMuscular Stimulation (IMS) Practitioner, which has been a huge asset to my practice. I emphasize client input to their rehab and educate them on anatomy, injury pathology, home programs, and ergonomics with regards to not only work but home and recreational activities. I find that the more involved a client is with their own rehab, the better they do in achieving and maintaining optimal health. In the end, it all adds up to being able to do what you love and being pain-free doing it, thus allowing you to enjoy it as much as possible.

I think this is my goal. I love work but I love to play even more. Mostly that is being able to hike, wakeboard, snowboard, mountain, motor and road bike, play hockey and horseplay at a level that my kids are pushing me to. As they get older I find that my years of being able to beat them at everything is limited and I plan on giving them a run for their money for years to come. As a result, my own rehab and maintenance are important and I practice what I preach for the most part and so far so good. So bring it on Joey, Ellie, and Sammy!

Owning a clinic has been a great challenge for me in the past 16 years. Business has been something that I have learned on the go and I have found that the saying, ‘you are only as good as your weakest link’ holds true. I know that Northern Hills Physiotherapy has been a great place for patients, and workers alike due to my success in staffing. I pride myself in this aspect and put a lot of emphases on whom I hire to ensure a great work environment and a great place for people to receive treatment. I hire high-level therapists, with personalities that fit our professional, relaxed and productive atmosphere. This has resulted in a culture that people like to work in and where clients get results!

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As a graduate of the MScPT program from the University of Alberta, I have been fortunate to have surrounded myself with many amazing Health Care Practitioners and continue to do so amongst the amazing team of professionals at FixPhysio.

At FixPhysio, the line between lifestyle and career has become a blur as my passion for physiotherapy stems from a combination of wellness-fed hobbies and a strong desire to help others achieve their best. I have worn many hats- from being a group fitness instructor to a lifeguard, to a dance teacher, to conducting concussion-related tests on hockey players. I believe in evidence-based practice and that by being part of the research community, I am able to remain up to date on the newest treatment techniques and principles.

I have always been involved in team activities, and that is how I choose to base your treatment. We become a team. You share your background and your rehabilitation goals and I share my knowledge. Together, we progress you back to the activities that you enjoy. This creativity and teamwork within individualized treatment plans is a key principle to success. My background as a competitive dancer has enabled me to effectively ‘choreograph’ your treatment plan to best suit your needs and your unique lifestyle.

I enjoy treating a wide variety of musculoskeletal injuries, vestibular conditions and am a Certified Complete Concussion Management Provider. Outside of the physio clinic, I enjoy hiking, cross-country skiing, snowboarding, and taking every opportunity to enjoy nature’s beauty. I find that running helps to clear my mind, and dancing makes my heart sing. My hope is that through treatment of your injury/condition, together we can get you back to what you love to do as well. I look forward to learning more about you!

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Christina completed her Master of Science in Physiotherapy at McMaster University in 2005. She has spent years since graduating focusing on continuing her education in manual therapy, dry needling, acupuncture, and pelvic floor certification. Christina has completed Level 1-3 Advanced Orthopaedic Manual and Manipulative Therapy. She is a registered Pelvic Floor therapist for women’s health issues.

She focuses her treatment on manual therapy, and rehabilitative training, and uses acupuncture and dry needling in her practice to rehabilitate her clients. Christina encompasses a mind, body, and spirit approach to her therapy and believes all systems are interconnected. She believes time should be spent finding the root cause of the issue to be able to achieve long-term recovery.

Christina has worked in Vancouver and Toronto since graduating. She has worked with a variety of injuries from sports athletes, post-operative patients, arthritis, fractures, post mastectomies, lymphedema, and acute/chronic injuries.

The mountains are what called Christina to sink her roots in Calgary so outside of work she spends as much time as possible in their playground. She also really enjoys her Peloton, running, cycling, lifting weights, and many other outdoor activities. She is a traveler at heart and enjoys her downtime relaxing at craft breweries with friends.

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Rae LaBerge is a Doctor of Acupuncture, Board-Certified Reproductive Acupuncturist, and Certified Holistic Nutritional Consultant™️

She holds advanced training in both Eastern and Western reproductive medicine and is a proud Fellow of the Acupuncture and TCM Board of Reproductive Medicine ABORM —the highest certification for acupuncture professionals specializing in fertility and reproductive health.

Rae completed her Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine diploma at the Canadian Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2018. Prior to that, she spent over eight years working in pharmacy, where she developed a deep respect for conventional medicine—and saw firsthand where more holistic, empowering care was needed. This experience inspired her to offer safe, evidence-based treatments that address the root cause, support the whole person, and integrate seamlessly with conventional care when appropriate.

Her own experience overcoming hormonal health challenges and secondary amenorrhea through acupuncture, Chinese medicine, and nutrition fuels her passion for helping others find lasting solutions.

APPROACH: Rae works closely with each patient to create a personalized treatment plan, blending acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, dry needling, cupping, nutrition, and lifestyle therapy. She also integrates lab work and partners with other healthcare providers whenever it can better support her patients’ goals.

She provides specialized support in reproductive health, helping individuals optimize fertility, balance hormones, and navigate pregnancy through a collaborative, evidence-based approach. Helping people achieve their goals and grow their families is the most rewarding aspect of her work.

When she’s not in the clinic, you’ll often find Rae training for ultramarathons, chasing mountain summits with her partner and friends, or diving into her next learning adventure.

AREAS OF FOCUS: Natural fertility optimization (male + female), IVF, IUI prep + support, Endometriosis, pelvic pain, and PMS, PCOS, menstrual irregularities, Menopause support, Pregnancy support (breech presentation, labour preparation, morning sickness) and Postpartum support (fatigue, depression, lactation issues)

OTHER AREAS OF CARE: Musculoskeletal pain and injuries, Headaches and migraines, Motor vehicle accident recovery, Stress, anxiety, and emotional well-being, Digestive health
and Athletic performance and recovery

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Rebecca’s treatments involve exercise, education, manual therapy and IMS. She treats musculoskeletal injuries, TMJ (jaw) pain/dysfunction, and concussion/vestibular dysfunction. She also offers assessments for the uninjured runner to help prevent injury and improve performance, and loves treating members of the climbing community. In her free time, Rebecca enjoys climbing, hiking, running, yoga, biking, stand up paddle-boarding and learning new things!

Rebecca holds a Master’s of Physiotherapy from Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, Scotland and an Honours Bachelor of Science from the University of Ottawa. She is passionate about empowering her patients to understand their bodies and giving them the tools to improve their function, mobility, and sport performance. She uses an evidence-based, biopsychosocial approach to getting you back to the activities you love.

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