“If you want to go quickly, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” – African Proverb

Allied Health Services

Collaboration is important to improving community health. Our partnerships in the past have allowed us to provide services including counseling, physiotherapy, osteopathy, and massage.

We are always interested in hearing from you regarding ways to partner together to better serve our community. Whether you are interested in utilizing our beautiful space or cross-referring, please reach out to start the conversation!

Dietician

Madison is a Registered Dietitian who brings a warm, evidence-based approach to women’s health at Canmore Collaborative Health. She holds a Bachelor of Health Sciences and a Master’s in Dietetic Studies. Madison supports women through all life stages, from fertility and pregnancy to menopause. She also helps clients manage PCOS, endometriosis, and gut health concerns, and works to build a healthy relationship with food.

Drawing on her own experiences, Madison understands how overwhelming nutrition advice can be. She takes the guesswork out with a personalised, non-diet approach that focuses on balance and sustainable habits rather than numbers on the scale. Her holistic care looks at the bigger picture by integrating nutrition, exercise, stress and sleep to support lasting change.

Registered Psychologist

Kelly macisaac - R. Psych

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To Learn More:
www.mindfitpsych.ca

Kelly grew up in Nova Scotia and was posted to Alberta for work. She quickly fell in love with the mountains, and almost as quickly found herself leaving Alberta. After many years of working as a first responder, she decided to return to school and to Alberta to study psychology.

Kelly has worked in various public, private, and non-profit health care environments supporting individuals experiencing a wide range of mental health concerns and needs. She is passionate about helping people overcome challenges to improve upon their mental health and overall performance/ function. She is trained in several evidence-based therapies and offers various assessments. Kelly believes that your mental health care should be personalized, collaborative, and comprehensive.

When Kelly is not at work, you’ll probably find her with her daughter in the mountains, either hiking, biking, paddling, skating, skiing, or snowboarding, or with her dogs. To learn more about Kelly and the services she can provide, visit www.mindfitpsych.ca.

Physiotherapy & Osteopathy

Janine Mak is a physiotherapist working with women and children. She has completed her degree at the University of Alberta, and has post graduate training in Exercise for Women at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Janine believes in being pro-active when it comes to your health. Janine's practice focuses on preparing pregnant women for delivery and helping their recovery after birth. Janine treats both the mother and child and offers physiotherapy services for babies and children. She also treats women at different stages of their lives, improving their pelvic floor function and pelvic health. Janine will diagnose and treat conditions such as:

Diastasis Rectus Abdominus (DRA), pelvic floor issues (incontinence, pelvic pain and prolapse), musculo-skeletal dysfunction (for SD, pelvis, back, neck and shoulders) and Torticollis and Plagiocephaly in babies.

Massage Therapy

Back at it Sports & Wellness

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This time in your life goes by quickly. Try and enjoy every moment! Many of us at the clinic are also Moms. We know what it’s like to be pregnant and we know the aches and pains.

We specialize in Prenatal Massage.  We have gone beyond just the basic education that we received in our massage schools and have hired an instructor to come to the clinic and teach us all prenatal, post-natal, and c-cetion scar massage techniques.

Prenatal massage is a massage specifically designed for the expectant mother. It differs from regular massage because the mom-to-be receives the massage in a side-lying position to avoid pressure on the belly. We use a Prenatal Massage Cushion specifically designed for the growing belly.  Many of our first time moms are skeptical about receiving a massage on their side until they experience it. It is one of the most comfortable positions! Don’t fear – deep/firm pressure can still be applied.