Kristen has been in the holistic health industry as a RMT since 2004. In 2012 Kristen took her first Touch for Health course and since then has taken over 500 hours of Specialized Kinesiology mostly focusing on brain function with the LEAP program. Kristen is newly a certified Touch for Health Instructor in 2020 and is excited to share her knowledge.

Kristen has been in the holistic health industry as a RMT since 2004. In 2012 Kristen took her fi... Read More

It all started when I got a job in an insulation packing plant ….and developed a repetitive strain injury in less than a month.

I was working 12 hour shifts doing the same movements day after day. One morning I woke up and my ring finger on my left hand was tingling. It soon spread to my pinkie finger and then ring and pinkie on my right hand as well. I was referred to a doctor who said I had carpal tunnel, an ER doctor told me there was nothing wrong/that he could do, a chiropractor to fix my crooked neck and back posture, and a massage therapist to loosen up my arms. NONE of them did any type of nerve tests to see where the problem was coming from or help alleviate the now searing pain that was shooting down the back of my left arm from armpit to fingers, making sleep impossible. Then I was sent to a chiropractor who specialized in A.R.T. and soft tissue injuries….After 2-3 treatments per week for 6 months the problem was gone, but it required stretching 4x daily, bi-weekly massage, and weekly chiropractic appointments to keep the scar tissue from coming back and my problem from returning.

I decided I wanted to help people like that and enrolled in the massage therapy program at Medicine Hat College in 2002. We learned physiology, pathology, orthopedics, biomechanics, and I discovered my love of Anatomy. Classes included lumbar assessments, abdominal massage, pre- and post- natal and labour and delivery massage, TMJD (Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction) and MVA (Motor Vehicle Accident) treatments…. While there I was offered the chance to take an ‘Aromatherapy and the Therapeutic Uses of Essential Oils’ course as an add-on to my massage therapy training. “Essential oils can make your hands feel stronger and feel 3” deeper”. I was intrigued but skeptical since I was allergic to ‘scents’. It was here that I met a man who has since become my mentor in essential oils- Blaine Andrusek of Blaine Andrusek Phytotherapeutics based in Calgary, AB. We learned about the chemical components of oils, the potential dangers of their misuse, proper dilutions, why specific oils must be held in high regard for both their potency and ecosystem fragility, and when to use the oils in different forms- topically, inhalation, etc. We were able to make our own blends under direct supervision with a wide array of carrier oils. It was an amazing class that ended 5 classroom days with an herb walk/botany lesson in Elkwater, AB. After the classes I began to make and use my own blends at home since I noticed my allergies were clearing up. Turns out I was allergic to whatever crap was living in the carpets of my rental apartment and using oils such as Peppermint, Ravensara, and Eucalyptus helped me breathe better at night, letting me get more sleep and function better during class. Win!! Classmates liked some of the blends I made so they bought some…then clients started asking for the blends I was using on them and ‘do you have something for _’….. I now use oils daily to help cope with stress, allergies, sick kids, and the various bumps and bruises that occur from an active lifestyle. I use these blends during massage treatments and sell to the public as well.

When I’m not at the clinic I enjoy being outside with my family- mountain biking, hiking, skiing, and camping in the mountains. I grew up in Flin Flon, MB playing hockey and baseball, and loving all things sports related.

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As an RMT, CST for nearly 18 years; my career shifted in 2017-2018 to focus more on Craniosacral Therapy. Over 2019 I completed several advanced studies, including Pediatrics 1 & 2; and wrote my designation exam; and became a Teacher Assistant for Upledger Institute.

My treatment modalities have shifted as the intention of why I practice in Massage has shifted. The evolution of body work to move away from the aggressive applications due to ongoing research, study and understanding of the body as a WHOLE not looking at symptoms as an assessment tool.

My Modalities Include: Massage Therapy, Craniosacral Therapy, Somato Emotional Release, Craniosacral Therapy Pediatrics, MELT Method Instructor, Yoga Instructor - Experienced Level, University of Calgary Cancer Yoga Teacher, Active Isolated Stretching, Progressing Ballet Technique

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Kristyna graduated from the Southern Alberta Institute of Massage in 2020 and received her diploma in the 2200HR course of Registered Massage Therapy. Kristyna’s goal is to work with her clients to achieve the best possible treatment by listening to what her clients have to tell her as well as what their body has to say. Kristyna offers Relaxation, Therapeutic, Pregnancy, TMJ treatments and Touch for Health balance, which balances your bodies energy. Kristyna also has her Certification in Dynamic Cupping through Seminars for Health.

When she’s not massaging, Kristyna is usually cleaning with the music blasted, terrorizing the household with her singing or reading on the couch during a rainy day!

Kristyna graduated from the Southern Alberta Institute of Massage in 2020 and received her diplom... Read More

Mikayla Hassard is a two-time graduate of Lethbridge College with diplomas in Massage Therapy (2019) and Exercise Science (2017). She specializes in therapeutic massages and incorporates a combination of techniques such as General Swedish massage, myofascial release, thermotherapy, stretching, and fire cupping. She recently obtained her Level 1 Craniosacral Therapy and is excited to add a different modality to her practice.

Mikayla enjoys treating people of all ages and walks of life. She loves hearing her clients share their stories or she is happy to let you relax in silence. When she is not at work, Mikayla enjoyed playing volleyball and watching a good series on Netflix.

Mikayla Hassard is a two-time graduate of Lethbridge College with diplomas in Massage Therapy (20... Read More

Kirsten lives in Bragg Creek, AB and has an Advanced Craniosacral Therapy practice that includes Craniosacral Therapy for Horses and Dogs. Kirsten is a Certified Teaching Assistant with the Upledger Institute, and travels extensively for courses and mentoring from Craniosacral Therapy 1 through Advanced classes across Canada and into the USA. Kirsten has completed her Certification in Manual Osteopathy as well. In her free time she loves running, being outdoors, playing musical instruments and making Native American flutes and drums. She is one of the most intuitive people and has a deep love and respect for the body and spirit.

Kirsten lives in Bragg Creek, AB and has an Advanced Craniosacral Therapy practice that includes ... Read More

Holly has been working as a RMT since 2011. In a wish to prolong her career for as long as possible, Holly chose to do cupping and later began a course in lymphatic drainage. Lymphatic Drainage quickly became her favourite modality due to the gentleness of the massage and the wide variety of aspects it can help. This led into several lymphatic drainage related courses that aid in the promotion of pain management.

She is passionate about giving her clients the best care possible and is looking forward to her time at Fèath and Elemi.

Holly has been working as a RMT since 2011. In a wish to prolong her career for as long as possib... Read More

PEMF Vascular Therapy improves microcirculation and promotes the blood flow in the smallest blood vessels. This improves the performance of the body’s cells, which in turn favours the body’s own self-healing powers. The improvement of microcirculation, i.e. blood flow to the smallest blood vessels, benefits your health, your immune system and your overall sense of well-being in a variety of ways.

So how does PEMF actually work? Its all due to the magnetic pulse that is emitted from your PEMF system. The first and foremost way it works is by reducing inflammation in your cells by improving circulation, decreasing oxidative stress, and increasing lymphatic drainage of toxins. Essentially, when your body has inflammation, you can’t heal properly. You need to reduce those deep levels of inflammation so your body can start healing!

Another great benefit of reducing this deep-seated inflammation is that it increases oxygen uptake in the tissue by up to 200% and increases cell energy production by up to 500%!! This means more energy for you. And who doesn’t want more energy?

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Morgan is one of the RMT’s here at Fèath and Elemi. Her passion is the need to help people, which prompted her career in massage right after highschool. She graduated as an RMT in 2019 completing the 2200 hours required. She has been working as an RMT ever since; in these past few years, she has acquired professional relationships with clients, as well she got to practice many skills, some of the techniques that I specialize in include therapeutic, relaxation, prenatal massage, cupping, fire cupping, and hot stone massage. I am very confident in my skills as a Massage Therapist, and I’m extremely excited to continue my career at Fèath and Elemi.

Morgan is one of the RMT’s here at Fèath and Elemi. Her passion is the need to help people, which... Read More

Maia holds a Specialized Bachelor of Fine Arts Honors Double Major in Dance and Kinesiology & Health Sciences. She has been an active member of the Alberta Kinesiology Association (AKA) and affiliate member of the Canadian Kinesiology Alliance (CKA) since 2014, working as a Professional Kinesiologist. As of October 2022, she has also joined the Massage Therapist Association of Alberta (MTAA) as an active member. Maia is thrilled to have the opportunity to work as part of the Fèath & Elemi team and continue supporting those who strive for longevity and authentic joy in movement.

Maia holds a Specialized Bachelor of Fine Arts Honors Double Major in Dance and Kinesiology &... Read More

Registered Massage Therapist Graduated from Southern Alberta Institute of Massage with Honors in December of 2020. Completed a Dynamic Cupping Course through Seminars for Health in October of 2021

Sierra’s passion is helping her clients achieve their goals and takes great pride in continuing her education to provide the most relevant skills.

Registered Massage Therapist Graduated from Southern Alberta Institute of Massage with Honors in ... Read More

Sofiya is deeply driven to support, educate and empower individuals who wish to improve their well-being.

She is determined to understand her clients needs. To achieve this, Sofiya emphasizes clear communication, safety, and respect, which allow her to create the most effective and individualized treatment plan.

She is very passionate about working with Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction and Myofascial Release. Sofiya believes in treating the body as whole through a gentle and holistic approach.

She looks forward to getting to know you and assisting you on your wellness journey.

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