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Alix Fenner
Alix Fenner
Alix graduated from the Professional Institute of Massage Therapy in 2015. She specializes in therapeutic and deep tissue massage. and loves helping people and getting them back to the best quality of life they can have.
Alix grew up in The Pas, Manitoba and has always been active and loves trying as many sports as possible, with hockey being her favourite. She credits her older brother who has pushed her to be the best possible person, but is also the reason she grew up to be a goalie! After playing hockey for the University of Manitoba, she moved to Saskatoon and pursued her career in massage therapy.
I love helping people, every person is so different and to me I treat each person as a new puzzle and I need to find the missing puzzle pieces to get you back to normal.
Throughout her career as a massage therapist, Alix has improved her client’s quality of life by listening to their complaints and figuring out where the problems are stemming from, then working from there.
Whenever Alix isn’t with massage clients, she loves hunting, fishing, and spending time outdoors!
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Dr. Ava Clark
Dr. Ava Clark
Dr. Ava Clark was born and raised in Spruce Grove, Alberta, and earned her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the University of Western States in Portland, Oregon. After graduation, she made Saskatoon her home and has enjoyed being part of the community ever since.
Growing up, Dr. Ava was actively involved in dance and gymnastics—activities she continues to enjoy today. Her personal experience with chiropractic care began after undergoing scoliosis surgery as a teenager. Chiropractic treatment became an important part of her recovery and wellness journey, providing significant relief and inspiring her passion for helping others improve their quality of life.
Dr. Ava has advanced training in the Webster Technique, a specialized chiropractic assessment and adjustment approach commonly used in perinatal care. She is also trained in pediatric craniosacral therapy, medical acupuncture, and Clinical Pilates. She believes in a whole-body approach to health and is committed to creating individualized treatment plans that address each patient’s unique needs and goals.
When she’s not in the clinic, Dr. Ava enjoys spending time with her dog, Stevie, dancing, exploring the outdoors, and discovering new local restaurants around Saskatoon!
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Briana Descalchuk
Briana Descalchuk
Briana was very active growing up. She played many sports, including competitive ringette for over 20 years! During those years, she helped her teammates with impromptu massage treatments, which led to Briana to complete her formal massage training in 2005.
In 2012, Briana started training in the John F Barnes Approach to Myofascial Release (MFR). The approach made so much sense to her. It resolved her own persistent pain and changed her practice forever. She now exclusively offers Myofascial Release treatments.
“Since switching my practice to MFR, I am loving the opportunity to work with clients who have suffered with persistent (and sometimes unexplained) pain and seeing an ease and lightness return to their life.”
Briana is excited to be a part of the Lead team because of the multidisciplinary, therapeutic offerings it has for clients, the warm and welcoming atmosphere, and the potential for practitioner partnerships to be formed!
Myofascial Release is a safe and effective hands-on technique that involves applying gentle but firm sustained pressure into the Myofascial connective tissue restrictions created by trauma, inflammatory responses and/or surgical procedures.
Each MFR Treatment session is performed directly on skin without oils or creams. This enables the therapist to accurately detect fascial restrictions and apply the appropriate amount of sustained pressure to facilitate release of the fascia. Please come to your appointments with clean, lotion free skin.
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Barb Beavis
Barb Beavis
With more than 25 years of experience in health, fitness, and nutrition, Barb is passionate about helping women uncover the root causes of chronic inflammation and autoimmune symptoms so they can reclaim their energy, confidence, and quality of life.
After spending decades as a personal trainer, yoga instructor, fitness facility owner, and Fitness Manager with various gyms, Barb witnessed a common pattern: many women were doing “all the right things” yet continued to struggle with fatigue, pain, digestive issues, and declining health. She knew there had to be a better approach than simply managing symptoms.
Today, Barb combines her background in fitness with her education in holistic nutrition and lifestyle medicine to help women support their bodies through nutrition, stress management, movement, and sustainable lifestyle changes.
Her signature 90-Day Autoimmune Relief Program is designed to address the whole person—not just the diagnosis—by identifying underlying imbalances and creating practical, individualized strategies that fit real life.
Barb believes that healing isn’t about perfection or restrictive diets. It’s about giving the body what it needs to function the way it was designed. Her compassionate, evidence-informed approach empowers women to reduce inflammation, restore energy, improve mental clarity, and feel like themselves again.
Whether you’re newly diagnosed with an autoimmune condition or have been searching for answers for years, Barb is committed to helping you move beyond simply coping with your symptoms toward building lasting health and vitality.
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Brieanna Gonzalez
Brieanna Gonzalez
Brieanna graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 2021 with a master’s degree in physical therapy. Her background is a Bachelor of Science in Animal Bioscience from the U of S. Her interests are orthopedics, neurological rehabilitation, geriatrics, and mobile therapy.
I take a functional approach to rehabilitation and believe it’s essential to treat the whole person, not just the injury/disease. I acknowledge that every client is unique and provide individualized treatment carefully considering age, injury, and previous activity level. I enjoy empowering my clients through education and providing tools for self-management. I am passionate about helping my clients get back to doing what they love to do regardless of the injury/disease they face.
When Brieanna isn’t in the clinic, she enjoys staying active while participating in spin classes and workout classes, hiking, playing ringette, softball, and beach volleyball. She also enjoys spending time in the garden, cooking, and checking out local coffee shops around Saskatoon.
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Brittany Lane
Brittany Lane
Brittany has always had a passion for helping people. After 15 years as a nurse, she found hypnotherapy while she was on her own healing journey and she knew she had to be a part of the movement to help others uncover and learn about their limiting beliefs, subconscious programming and how these affect day-to-day life. Brittany gained her certification in Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT) and Hypnotherapy through Marissa Peer (the founder of RTT) in 2018.
“I underwent a hypnotherapy session when I began my healing journey. It was life changing for me. When I began to uncover and learn about limiting beliefs and the programming that I had living within my subconscious, my passion for the subconscious mind was unleashed.”
Brittany was drawn towards sharing hypnotherapy as part of RTT with others so they too could begin seeing what is actually possible for them when these limiting beliefs are rewired. As Brittany has shared RTT with clients, she loves seeing people find relief from the negative thoughts they once believed about themselves and returning to the innate knowing of how worthy, incredible and amazing they truly are. Through RTT, Brittany allows clients to find freedom in their lives. To realize that they are deserving of having the things they want in life. Brittany specializes in uncovering what is living within the subconscious mind. Uncovering limiting beliefs, unwanted habits, why clients feel stuck and unable to progress forward, uncovering the root cause of physical ailments.
When Brittany is not working with clients, she loves to practice yoga, and spend time with her daughter and family.
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Chané-Marie Groenewald
Chané-Marie Groenewald
Chané-Marie has been fascinated with the human body and its design to heal itself, especially when given the right environment, for as long as she can remember! And she loves that massage therapy can provide a space for just that.
Through her training at Professional Institute of Massage Therapy, along side her certifications in lymphatic drainage and myofascial cupping (including facial!), she aims to provide a customized experience for her clients.
When she’s not working, she loves to spend time with her family, Fiancé and their two dogs. She enjoys game nights, time in nature, fun movement (like pickleball!) and is a big advocate for self care which she believes also largely includes taking care of those around us.
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Charlene Storey
Charlene Storey
Charlene was convocated from the University of Saskatchewan with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy in 2008. Her post-graduate designations include acupuncture through Acupuncture Canada (CAFCI), Gunn IMS through the University of British Columbia (CGIMS), Certificate in Sports Physiotherapy (Cert Sports PT), ImPACT Trained Physical Therapist for concussion management, and Manual Therapy (Level 3) through the Canadian Physiotherapy Association Orthopaedic Division.
Charlene has experience working with individuals with various conditions, from orthopedic, neurological, chronic pain, and more. She has worked with multiple sports, such as football, gymnastics, soccer, hockey, rugby, and wrestling. Charlene is a Sessional Lecturer at the School of Physical Therapy at the University of Saskatchewan. She has been an educational speaker on topics such as rheumatologic conditions, injury prevention, taping/tensoring, and concussions.
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Chelsey Kerry
Chelsey Kerry
Chelsey is a highly skilled and motivated physiotherapist. She graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Kinesiology, followed by a Master in Physical Therapy in 2018. She was awarded the Joyce Manton Award, which is presented to a graduating student who has shown the greatest development of clinical skills. Her experiences as a competitive dancer and her own injury and subsequent rehabilitation have provided her with a unique perspective on the physical and mental aspects of injury recovery. She has demonstrated a commitment to professional development by pursuing further education, obtaining her level one orthopedics division, pelvic floor, and dry needing certifications.
Moreover, Chelsey’s emphasis on the importance of communication and individualized care for her clients highlights her understanding of the holistic nature of healthcare. By taking a tailored approach to each patient and focusing on building strong therapist-client relationships, she will provide more effective and personalized care. When not at work; you can find her at Lifecycle, teaching spin, on the golf course, paddleboarding, snowboarding or hanging out with friends and family.
Her active lifestyle indicates her passion for promoting health and wellness, which translates into her practice. Her desire to educate and inspire her clients to make lasting changes in their lives aligns well with her patient-centred approach to care overall. Chelsey is excited to join Lead and their integrated team of therapists.
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Cheyeanne Seed
Cheyeanne Seed
“Seeing how beneficial massage therapy can be first hand and through those around me over the years had me interested in pursuing a career in being able to provide that for others myself.
I graduated from Vicars School of Massage Therapy in Edmonton, AB in 2024.
I have a passion for helping clients achieve their short and long term wellness goals within my professional scope.
I am excited to be a part of the Lead team.”
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Clayton Raynard
Clayton Raynard
Clayton’s life transitioned from working in industrial construction to massage therapy when he wanted to combine his passion for sports and the human body with his desire to help people. Competing at a high level in both wrestling and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu has helped Clayton understand the mind of athletes and he easily relates to them when it comes to self-care. Knowing how body work like massage, chiropractic care, and physiotherapy can improve a competitor’s edge, Clayton was motivated to attend The Professional Institute Massage Therapy, where he graduated with distinction in 2019.
Clayton has found that providing massage therapy treatments offers him a great sense of relaxation and focus. He hopes he can bring this sensation to his clients, as he believes that all massage therapy should be coupled with some form of relaxation to allow his clients’ bodies to heal. He also understands the need to really listen to his clients during treatment and be sure they feel heard with regards to their wellness.
“I believe stress and anxiety is just as harmful to the body as any muscular skeletal injury.”
In his off time, you’ll find Clayton practicing Jiu Jitsu and taking his dog to the dog park. He feels honoured to work at Lead, which he calls a one-stop shop for wellness.
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Deanna Walker
Deanna Walker
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Desiree Deis
Desiree Deis
I think what made me fall in love with Pilates is how an exercise that looks simple to do can be the most difficult to achieve correctly. From my background in dance, Pilates compliments dance so well! You work your body from the inside out and I find that feeling to be invigorating! My most rewarding experience since being a part of the Lead team would have to be the expressions left on the clients’ faces after a Pilates class has ended. They are leaving the studio happy, and feeling better than when they arrived.
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Jon Gough
Jon Gough
Jon graduated from the School of Physical Therapy at the University of Saskatchewan in 2024. Prior to that, he completed a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology in Exercise and Sports Studies, where he gained valuable experience as a student trainer for the men’s basketball and football teams at the U of S.
Clinically, Jon is interested in working in neurological & orthopaedic rehabilitation, with senior populations, and with athletes of all levels, both in clinic and mobile therapy. Passionate about building strong connections with his clients, Jon embraces a client-centered approach to care, focusing on individualized goal setting and treatment planning. He finds fulfillment in helping his clients achieve their personal goals and retain the ability to enjoy activities that bring them happiness.
In his spare time, Jon stays active in the gym, enjoys spending quality time with family and friends, and participating in recreational sports leagues.
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Haley Enns (Mat Leave)
Haley Enns (Mat Leave)
Haley graduated from the U of S in 2021 with a Master’s of Physical Therapy. Prior to that she obtained a Bachelor’s of Science in Kinesiology, with a focus on exercise/sport science also from the U of S.
Since graduation she has worked in both private and hospital settings, treating a wide variety of conditions ranging from post surgical rehabilitation to helping individuals reach their fitness and mobility goals. She has a keen interest in all musculoskeletal rehabilitation as well as post surgical rehab including ACL and Achilles repair. She enjoys working with people of all walks of life and is excited to help her clients reach their goals and fullest potential.
Outside of work Haley loves spending quality time with her husband and son and enjoys staying active with walking, resistance training, and playing badminton, volleyball, and golf.
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Janelle Kirzinger
Janelle Kirzinger
Janelle is a Balanced Body certified Pilates instructor and has been teaching classes and private lessons since the beginning of 2018. After taking her first Pilates class, she knew that this was exactly what she was looking for and that it would be the perfect complement to her Kinesiology degree. She sees Pilates as the wonderful form of movement for everyone, from new movers to the everyday athlete. Her love of Pilates grew as she began to understand how this form of movement offers opportunity to challenge your body and also clear your mind. Janelle believes that any type of physical activity you choose should be fun and enjoyable to make exercise feel less like a chore. She works to create a welcoming environment to help everyone feel comfortable as you learn, move, and laugh along with everyone in class beside you. As a life-long learner, Janelle is always searching for new opportunities to expand her knowledge. She recently completed her Diploma of Acupuncture and is excited about this next chapter in her career.
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Janine Oxby
Janine Oxby
Janine always knew she wanted to be a Massage Therapist. Her dad has been a practicing RMT for over 20 years. Janine followed in his footsteps and completed her massage therapy diploma program in 2011 from the Professional Institute of Massage Therapy in Saskatoon.
>“I’ve been treated since I was a kid and find it so beneficial for all stages of life.”
Janine specializes in therapeutic, deep tissue, Swedish/relaxation and prenatal treatments. She also believes in promoting self-care, proper body mechanics and home care to her clients to prolong the benefits of their treatments. She loves hearing and seeing the results of her clients that receive regular treatments.
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Justine Bouvier
Justine Bouvier
Justine is not only a Registered Holistic Nutritionist, she is also an Elementary School Teacher and Wellness Advocate for doTerra essential oils.
Justine utilizes a combination of her formal education in holistic nutrition and her years spent working in health, the restaurant industry and with kids to be uniquely positioned to be able to offer meaningful consults, teachings, recipes and guidance to those looking to take full control of their health and happiness. She has a vast knowledge of cooking and recipe creating as well as meal planning for all dietary needs. You can see this passion on her Instagram page @paleogut.
“Nourishing my body and mind is a huge passion of mine and I hope to inspire this excitement on others in an easy, enjoyable and attainable way.”
Justine loves being a Holistic Nutritionist because she knows how empowering it can feel when you have control of your own health. She loves supporting and guiding others to feel their very best. She is constantly brainstorming new recipes and finding new ways to balance her own body’s needs at a given time.
With her practice she wants to get to the root cause of an individual’s health concerns by considering their diet, lifestyle and their physical and mental being. It all starts from where you are. Empower yourself. And adjust habits and beliefs.
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Jessica Peskleway
Jessica Peskleway
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Jessica Tai
Jessica Tai
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Jillian Hammond
Jillian Hammond
Jill is a passionate traveller and dedicated Pilates instructor. When she is not busy at LEAD she immerses herself in a good novel or movie. She was able to finish her Pilates certification while attending her final year of Kinesiology at the University of Saskatchewan! She loves learning new things and her favourite colour is pink.
“Being a Healthy woman isn’t about getting on a scale or measuring your waistline. We need to start focusing on what matters – on how we feel, and how we feel about ourselves”
-Michelle Obama
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Jocelyn LeBlanc
Jocelyn LeBlanc
Jocelyn graduated from the college of Kinesiology at the University of Saskatchewan in June of 2023. Her education in human kinetics and movement has made her passionate about helping people recover from injury, enhance their sport performance, and functionally move through the world with confidence. It is important to Jocelyn to meet each client where they are and support them in reaching their individual health goals by establishing and sustainable and long-term healthy lifestyle habits. Jocelyn enjoys working with all populations and her approach is rooted in evidence-based practices when delivering exercise prescription, rehab programming, and health education. Her background in competitive figure skating has afforded her a deep understanding of human movement and physical well-being and the vital nature these have on the mind and body and she is excited to share this knowledge with her clients. Outside of the clinic Jocelyn is a figure skating coach as well as a yoga and meditation facilitator!
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Kaylie Pederson
Kaylie Pederson
Kaylie graduated from The Professional Institute of Massage Therapy in 2011 and has worked in both clinical and spa settings. She believes massage is more than physical, it really has the power to relieve mental stress from everyday life.
“I find my clients that are the most successful in their treatments/rehabilitation/recovery/relaxation have a team of people in their corner.”
Being able to work with other massage therapists, physiotherapists and chiropractors is a winning formula for Kaylie and her clients’ wellbeing. Her treatments range from deep tissue therapeutic treatments to relaxation. She likes to provide clients with not only relief during their appointment but many forms of home care to ensure that they feel great all the time.
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Lacey Thompson
Lacey Thompson
Lacey Thompson, BSc, MPT
Lacey graduated from the Master of Physical Therapy program at the University of Saskatchewan in 2023. Prior to that, she attained a Bachelor of Science in Anatomy and Cell Biology.
Clinically, Lacey is interested in working with orthopedics, neurological rehabilitation, and chronic pain. With a background working as a community support worker in the fields of disability and mental health, she has strong beliefs rooted in human connection and treating the client as a whole through individualized, client-centered care. Lacey is passionate about client advocacy and improving the quality of life and independence of her clients through empowerment, education, and movement.
Outside of work, Lacey enjoys being outdoors in nature, traveling, and staying active through dance, yoga, and aerial sports.
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Melanie Buchko
Melanie Buchko
We sat down with Mel to learn a little bit more about her!
What drew you to Lead?
Mommy and me class after my first baby. I took it again after my 2nd one too!What do you love most about working with Lead clients?
I love the knowledge that I gain from working with the clients. I enjoy passing on my knowledge that I have gained over the past years both as a client and now as an Instructor.
What’s your favourite class?
6am Equipment – see you there!
What don’t we know about you that you want to share?
I love the ocean. If I get to go anywhere I always want to go straight to the ocean. I love the salt in the air.Words of Wisdom?
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Melissa Ostrowski
Melissa Ostrowski
Melissa decided she wanted to do Pilates after injuring her back. A comment from her physiotherapist, “You have an old spine for your age,” made her realize that she needed to make some lifestyle changes to preventing an injury like this from happening, again. She took her first Pilates class in 2016 and has been a Pilates enthusiast ever since.
What she loves about Pilates is that these exercises and movements that have the ability to transform the body. She has said about herself, “If my old body and my new [Pilates] body were to pass each other on the street, the two wouldn’t recognize each other.”
Her favorite Joe Pilates quote is, ‘Physical fitness can neither be achieved by wishful thinking, nor outright purchase.’ It reminds her that you have to put the time in if you want results and success.
One of Melissa’s favorite things to do (other than Pilates) is sit on her deck and take in the morning sun with a cup of plain old black coffee
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Michelle Janzen
Michelle Janzen
My love for movement began at the age of 3 when I stepped into my first Tae Kwon Do class. By 13, I had earned my black belt, and at 14, I was teaching in my small rural community. Around that same time, I began volunteering at the Boys and Girls Club, where I discovered my passion for helping others.
I initially pursued social work in university, believing it was the path to make a difference—but it was there that I discovered yoga, and everything shifted. In 2017, I became a certified yoga instructor, followed by training in Cupping Therapy and Critical Alignment Therapy in 2018. I completed my Massage Therapy diploma in 2019, continuing my journey into therapeutic, body-based care.
Over the years, my passion has evolved into a holistic, whole-person approach to healing. I’ve always seen myself as a rehabilitative practitioner—someone who empowers others to listen to their bodies, build strength, and release tension in sustainable, intuitive ways. I don’t believe in “fixing” people—I believe in helping them remember how to heal themselves.
Alongside my bodywork practice, I’m deeply passionate about women’s health, hormonal balance, and nervous system regulation. I believe true healing happens when we come back into relationship with our bodies—through movement, rest, food, and rhythm. My love of plants and cooking is a big part of that. Nourishment, to me, isn’t just what we eat—it’s how we move, breathe, connect, and take care of ourselves every day.
My mission is to support you in coming home to yourself.
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Michelle Kohle
Michelle Kohle
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Misty Urbatsch
Misty Urbatsch
What drew you to LEAD?
I started Pilates when I was living in Australia, while recovering from a back injury. Before moving to Saskatoon, I did extensive online research on the different Pilates studios in Saskatoon and Lead appealed to me because of all the great class options that were on the schedule. What kept me coming back was the friendly staff, challenging classes, and their ability to translate why I need Pilates in my life every day.What do you love most about working with clients?
LEAD attracts the best clients! Every single client makes it rewarding to teach Pilates. I love seeing client’s bodies change from class to class, their dedication to moving their bodies better, and hearing about how much they love Pilates and how it is changing their day-to-day lives. Clients remind me why I LOVE PILATES SOOOO MUCH!What is your favourite class?
My favourite class is the full mat repertoire because of the flow and challenge. I am also in love with the trapeze table because a lot of the mat exercises translate so well on that piece of equipment.What don’t we know about you that you would like to share?
Joseph Pilates is pretty cool, but I have had a lifelong crush on Jane Fonda.Do you have any words of wisdom?
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Morgan Herbers
Morgan Herbers
Morgan Herbers was born and raised in Saskatoon, where she completed her Medical Massage Therapy Diploma at Axiom Career College in 2023. Massage Therapy has become her passion over the years. She is a member of the Massage Therapy Association of Saskatchewan (MTAS).
Morgan enjoys helping patients who suffer from chronic whiplash and tension headaches. She specializes in deep tissue massage to help reduce pain and improve overall well-being. She also offers a more relaxing massage to help reduce stress. Morgan believes in an integrated approach to massage therapy.
In her free time, Morgan enjoys staying active being outdoors, laughing with friends and taking care of her three children.
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Nicole Jangula
Nicole Jangula
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Reed Palmer
Reed Palmer
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Samantha Dieno
Samantha Dieno
Samantha graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 2018 with a Master of Physical Therapy. Prior to that, she completed a Bachelor of Exercise Science with minors in Coaching and Leadership at Dickinson State University where she played collegiate softball.
Samantha is interested in musculoskeletal rehabilitation and will be pursuing further training in orthopaedic manual and manipulative skills. Due to her extensive involvement in athletics of all kinds, Samantha understands the impact physical activity can have on quality of life, she is passionate about helping clients from all walks of life reach their goals for both fitness and function.
Samantha is committed to client advocacy and providing care to underserved populations, she is excited to be offering mobile physiotherapy services both in Saskatoon, as well in in rural communities between Saskatoon and Davidson.
When she is not in the clinic, Samantha enjoys staying active, coaching youth softball, and teaching learn to skate classes.
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Sam Herbert
Sam Herbert
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Tasha Baier
Tasha Baier
Tasha has been coming to classes and treatments at Lead for years and was part of our ‘behind the scenes’ team prior to stepping into her role as OWNER!
Family is very important to Tasha. Both of her parents were entrepreneurs and have always shown her unconditional support and love for whatever her passion is. Health has always been important to her and a focus of her life as her dad was diagnosed with cancer when she was only 2, he lived another 30 years and had multiple battles with cancer until his 5th battle sadly took his life. He is her inspiration and the reason Tasha chases her dreams.
Tasha teaches a few classes per week at the studio and loves the positive community that walks through LEAD daily. Aside from Lead, she has a partner, Travis, and 2 sons, Koden and Devon. They enjoy travelling and being active as a family.
As the owner of Lead, Tasha focuses on integrated health solutions, ensuring that the facility offers the latest trends in health and fitness tailored to individuals’ unique needs.
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Tatum Sparks
Tatum Sparks
Tatum has been doing Pilates as a training method for her dancing almost her whole life. She has been surrounded by Pilates as her mom is also an instructor. She is excited to now be a teacher and bring her own style of teaching to LEAD.
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Tia Penner
Tia Penner
Tia graduated from the Alberta Institute of Massage in 2009 and has been dedicated to the field of massage therapy ever since. With experience both as a practicing therapist and an instructor, she brings deep knowledge and compassionate care to her clients.
Tia offers a variety of specialized treatments including hot stone massage, rattan (hot bamboo) massage, and cupping therapy. She is also trained in pediatric massage and has a passion for helping children feel comfortable and supported through massage therapy.
Outside of the clinic, Tia enjoys spending time at the lake with her three kids and loves to cook and bake for her family and friends.
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Dr. Willow Johnson (Langille) ND
Dr. Willow Johnson (Langille) ND
Dr. Willow ND graduated Magna Cum Laude from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto, Ontario, where she completed her four-year, full time medical training to become a licensed Naturopathic Doctor. This included a twelve-month clinical internship at the Robert Schad Naturopathic Clinic and the Brampton Naturopathic Clinic within the Brampton Civic Hospital. During her clinical year, she was selected for a specialty shift focusing on the treatment of complex, chronic conditions such as Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity.
Dr. Willow ND is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor with the the Saskatchewan Association of Naturopathic Practitioners and the Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors.
As part of her care, Dr. Willow ND completes diagnostic assessments, including physical exams and blood tests, and provides collaborative and individualized treatment plans that include clinical nutrition and supplementation, diet and lifestyle counselling, botanical medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture, physical medicine and bodywork, homeopathy, and/ or hydrotherapy.
Dr. Willow’s Areas of Professional Interest include:
- women’s health
- hormonal and digestive health
- autoimmunity, fertility, and perinatal care
- children’s health
- weight management
- stress, depression, and anxiety