We use a Kinesiopathilogical Model during treatments. This model is about how you move and how we can prevent and treat injuries based on movement patterns/ deficiencies.

Utilizing Biomechanical analysis’s, stretching, strength and manual muscles techniques (because we are also RMT’s).

Step 1) We recreate the pain your experiencing with movement.

Step 2) We then break down the biomechanics of the movement/skill. Making sure you are moving and engaging the correct muscles.

Step 3) We do advanced assessments for mobility imbalances and then work on increasing deficiencies. Since Morgan and Alix are Registered Massage Therapists we can utilize massage techniques such as Active Release, Fascial Stretching, Graston and other manual techniques for muscles.

Step 4) We then assess Strength. Muscles need to be strong in order to carry out the desired actions correctly.

Step 5) Everyone’s needs are different, we make a customized plan that will work in your schedule and with the equipment you have. This plan will consist of specific strength and mobility exercises to correct your imbalances and deficiencies to ultimately resolve your chronic pain and prevent unjuries.

Our Clinic has specialized in Chronic or reoccurring injuries, includes but is not limited to:

• Tendinopathy/ Tendinitis

• Chronic Low Back Pain

• Chronic Knee pain

• Rotator Cuff pain

• Postural dysfunctions (such as having a job that is required to be on a computer)

• Arthritis

• Joint Pain

• General Muscle Pain

Alix in South Edmonton Location, Holds a Bachelor of Kinesiology and a Bachelor of Education from the University of Alberta. A Diploma for Advanced Clinical Massage Therapy. Is apart of the Alberta Kinesiologist Association and considered a Professional Kinesiologist.

Kyle in St. Albert Location. Holds a Bachelor of Kinesiology and an Advanced Clinical Massage Therapy diploma. He is also apart of the Alberta Kinesiologist association and considered a Professional Kinesiologist.

Kinesiology is especially useful for Injury Prevention.

Kinesiologists can use Mobility/flexibility, strength-building, and biomechanical analysis to correct imbalances and dysfunction before leading to pain.

Kinesiology optimizes human efficiency and reduces the chance of injury by making sure each system is functioning correctly.

The benefits of kinesiology can have a positive effect on everyone

Including athletes, everyday individuals, and elderly populations who may be more prone to accidents.

Yes we direct bill to all major insurance companies if you have Massage Therapy Coverage.