Meet our Practitioners

Hi, my name is Maggy. I graduated from Nakami in May 2025 and became a massage therapist due to my passion for helping others achieve better health and wellness. This career allows me to combine my interest in anatomy and physiology in a meaningful way. My training includes anatomy, physiology, osteology, neurology, orthopedic assessment, and advanced neuromuscular therapy. I am trained in Swedish massage, hot stone, sports massage, stretching, cupping, joint play, and nerve flossing. I am a CRMTA member and am caring, compassionate, and motivated to improve others’ well-being.

My name is Daena Sidney, and I graduated from the Wellington College of Remedial Massage Therapy in 2000. I became an RMT to help people feel their best through effective, client-centered care. I provide therapeutic, deep tissue, sports, hot stone, prenatal massage, and cupping. My treatment style focuses on rehabilitation, chronic pain management, post-injury recovery, and relaxation. I am a member of the NHPC. Outside of work, I enjoy biking, racing, mountain skiing, and staying active as an all-around athlete.

I graduated from NIWE International in 2016 and became a Registered Massage Therapist out of a true passion for providing wellness and helping others feel their best. I completed two years of professional massage therapy training, building a strong foundation in therapeutic care. My primary areas of focus are neck and back conditions, using therapeutic massage techniques to relieve pain and tension. My treatment style ranges from relaxation to medium and deep tissue, tailored to each client’s needs and comfort level. I am a member of the MTAA. Outside of work, I enjoy hiking and playing badminton to stay active and balanced.

I completed the two-year Massage Therapy program at Makani College in Calgary and graduated in 2016. I was inspired to become an RMT after receiving an exceptional massage treatment that motivated me to join the massage industry. I have completed advanced clinical massage courses, including physiology, osteology, orthopedic massage, Swedish and relaxation massage. My training includes cupping, prenatal massage, general Swedish and therapeutic massage, hot stone therapy, and micro needling. My treatment style combines both relaxation and therapeutic techniques. I am a member of the NHPC. Personally, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, reading, exercising, traveling, and outdoor activities.

I graduated from Alberta College of Massage Therapy in June 2019. I initially became an RMT to help family and friends, but discovered a genuine passion for improving clients’ physical well-being. It is deeply rewarding to see pain and stress relieved through massage. I have completed courses in pediatric and geriatric massage, lymphatic massage, concussion and headache management, dynamic cupping, and holistic health applications. Trained in dynamic cupping and hot stone therapy, my treatment style is tailored to client needs, including Swedish, therapeutic, and deep tissue massage, with a specialty in head, neck, and shoulder pain. Member of NHPC, mother of two, with a background in pharmacy and teaching, I enjoy biking, movies, and music.

I graduated from Makami College in 2022 and became an RMT to help others, supporting clients with injuries, pain, and stress through a hands-on approach to healing. I completed a comprehensive massage therapy program and am trained in modalities including cupping, hot stone, Swedish, and deep pressure massage. My treatment style focuses on cupping and hot stone therapy to relieve tension and promote relaxation and overall wellness. I am a member of the CRMTA. Outside of work, I enjoy reading, watching English movies, shopping, listening to Punjabi music, and exploring new experiences.

Linda S. is a dedicated Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) who embarked on her journey at Makami College, where she completed a rigorous 3000-hour course. As a proud member of the College of Registered Massage Therapists of Alberta (CRMTA), Linda brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her practice.

With a genuine passion for her craft, Linda finds immense fulfillment in treating her clients, specializing in Therapeutic Massage. Her approach is both holistic and client-centered, ensuring that each individual receives personalized care tailored to their unique needs.

Beyond her professional pursuits, Linda is known for her easy-going nature and her love for music. When she's not in the treatment room, you can often find her exploring new melodies or attending concerts, finding inspiration and relaxation in the power of music.

Through her compassionate touch and dedication to her clients' well-being, Linda S. continues to make a positive impact in the realm of massage therapy, enriching the lives of those she serves.

Marnie Stanton has worked in the health care field for almost 20 years. She started as an exercise therapist graduating from the University of Guelph, worked in the rehabilitative field promoting the benefits of exercise, daily stretching, movement and self care.  Later she expanded her knowledge as a massage therapist through Mount Royal University 2200 hours program.  She has a strong passion for health and works hard to pass on her know  She is a long distant marathon runner who has run multiple races including Boston, also enjoys Yoga everyday and walks pretty much everywhere. She truly loves what she does and believes her knowledge in both these fields allows me to provide the greatest care to my clients.

Gina completed her 2200 hour diploma from Mount Royal University in 2018 and is an active member of the MTAA.

She specializes in relaxation massages and also has training using therapeutic, stretching, trigger point release, and cupping techniques. Gina has expertise in treating carpal tunnel and conditions involving the forearms and hands. She aims to make sure every client leaves happy, relieved, and satisfied.

In her free time, Gina practices Greek dancing and loves to get outside and go for walks with her dog.

If Gina seems like the right therapist to help meet your needs, she looks forward to meeting you soon!

My name is Stephanie Defosse. I graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic West in California in 2017. I became a chiropractor to help improve patients’ health, mobility, and quality of life, believing that health is our greatest asset. My training includes Fascial Stretch Therapy Level 2, Graston, RockTape, Neurofascial Reset, diversified and activator techniques, and pre- and postnatal care. I focus on soft tissue work and adjustments, treating patients of all ages from infants to seniors. I am a member of the CPPA and CAA. In my free time, I enjoy yoga, cooking, and beach travel.

Eunsil became a Registered Acupuncturist July 2020. She came to Canada in 2006 and has been working as an LPN in a continuing care facility for 10 years. She has seen many people with various illnesses and has seen so many people with pain, most of which is controlled with pain medicine. Eunsil felt helpless when she meet these people as there wasn’t much they could do. She did not think that TCM or Acupuncture treatments could cure the illnesses, but at least they could help ease the pain and release stress on these people. There are various TCM and Acupuncture modalities that she can use to help patients such as Acupressure, Acupuncture, and Tui-na massage.

I graduated from the Canadian Reflexology School in Victoria in 2017. Growing up, I was inspired by my mother, a reflexologist, and after years in the tourism industry abroad, I returned to Canada to pursue my childhood goal of bringing relaxation and wellness to others through reflexology. I have completed courses in foot and hand reflexology, including workshops on chronic foot pain, and learned protocols to relieve plantar fasciitis and neuropathy. Each session focuses on relaxation, improving circulation, and supporting overall physical, mental, and emotional well-being. I am a member of the Reflexology Association of Canada and enjoy traveling, concerts, plays, riverside walks, and Zumba.