Bio:
Dr. Dan Welbourn graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto, Ontario, in 2007. He also received a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry from the University of Lethbridge in 2002. Born and raised in Calgary, Dr. Welbourn returned here after completing his chiropractic education to be close to family.

Dr. Welbourn’s clinical interests include preventative and maintenance care for families as well as sports injuries. Having been an elite athlete during his youth and early adulthood, as well as a lifelong chiropractic patient, Dr. Welbourn recognizes the vital role regular chiropractic care plays in maintaining health and well-being and preventing injuries in all walks of life.

Dr. Welbourn has finally settled back in Calgary and volunteers five days a week as a team manager for Babe Ruth Calgary baseball and as a treating chiropractor for the Alberta Ballet. During his spare time, you will probably find him in the weight room or on a baseball field.

Bio:
With more than 15 years of experience as a Registered Psychologist, I have dedicated my career to assisting individuals, and their families and caregivers, in comprehending their diagnosis and navigating life with it. My expertise extends to various areas, including ADHD, developmental disorders, pain management, trauma, and everyday life challenges. I cater to clients of all ages, from 18 months to 73 years old, and offer a wide range of therapeutic approaches, such as trauma-based therapies, play-based therapy, CBT, Brief Solution-Focused therapy, client-centred, family-centred therapy, and ABA. I am passionate about helping individuals across all age groups. During my free time, I enjoy participating in obstacle course races, engaging in physical activities, and spending quality time with my spouse and two young children.

Bio:
Vj has worked extensively in managing acute and chronic pain stemming from sports and work-related injuries. He embraces the concept of evidence-based treatment and is a firm believer that educating each patient about the nature of pain is very important in order to make a genuine connection to patients which will foster an environment of healing, take ownership, independence, and confidence in their recovery. 

He has helped a wide and diverse range of people return to full function after an injury or episode of pain, and understands the importance of good honest robust rehab for all.

He strongly believes in a practical and pragmatic approach and is a huge proponent of optimizing movement to help attain relief and get clients back to being able to do what they love and fulfill performance goals using strength training and manual therapy techniques. 

Fascinated by the beauty of nature, he spends most of his time doing adventures together with his family. 

Bio:
Chris is a bright beacon of energy. Having attended MH Vicars school of massage therapy for a degree and being a current proud member of the MTAA (Massage Therapy Association of Alberta), he is dedicated and resourceful in assuring the highest level of care for his patients, in ensuring they achieve the results they are looking for. He is adept at releasing troubled areas and stimulating deep tissue and has experience with chronic pain conditions and nerve impingement. Chris is eager and excited to join the Optimum wellness team, looking forward to serving in the best capacity possible

Bio:
My journey to massage therapy started with a horseback in 2007. This Journey took me from Alberta to Oklahoma and back to Alberta. 

I had utilized the services of an Equine Massage Therapist so often that I decided to take Equine Massage Therapy in Vernon BC. After completion in 2007, I started my own business. 

Horses have owners and riders who also wished for me to work on them. Back to school, I went. Completing Massage Therapy in Fayetteville Arkansas, I again started my own business in Oklahoma. 

After a few of my own injuries sidelined my massage therapy practice in Oklahoma, I moved back home to Alberta. Back to school I went, to meet the requirements to become an RMT in Alberta. 

Massage Therapy aids in my passion for helping others. My education includes Therapeutic Massage, Deep Tissue Massage and now RAPID NeuroFascial Release.

When I am not in the clinic or school you may find me in the mountains. My greatest joys in life are my children, my granddaughter, and my dog. 

I look forward to meeting you and aiding in your wellness journey.

Bio:
Tessie embodies the qualities of hard work and passion, making her an exceptional individual. Graduated from Advanced Clinical Massage Therapy (ACMT) program at  Makami College, Calgary. 

She is an active member of the Certified Registered Massage Therapist Association (CRMTA) and has already started offering services to those in need of massage therapy. Her skills are well–developed, and she possesses a remarkable ability to target the root cause of bodily discomfort. Her holistic approach extends beyond individual muscles, embracing the overall well-being of the body. 

With her proficiency and dedication, she aims to contribute to the field of massage therapy ensuring that people receive the care and relief they deserve. Tessie is proud and excited about being a part of the Optimum Wellness Team and is eager to explore the contributions she can in the wellness industry and ready to serve to the best of her abilities.

Bio: 
Stanley has been treating patients in the medical profession for 32 years and started in the custom foot orthotic field 22 years ago. His passion for pedorthics drives his ability to find helpful solutions and share educational information with his patients. He strives to provide the best possible experience in foot care. His patients regularly comment on his thoroughness and attention to detail in his assessments which include an analysis of posture, biomechanical gait movement patterns, and lower extremity musculoskeletal function. Video gait analysis provides the ability to visually show the patient exactly when and where their imbalances occur. He encourages his patients to participate in their own recovery by taking the time to educate them about their medical condition, footwear selection, orthotics, and home rehabilitation programs.