Dr. Tanner’s treatment approach focuses on determining the underlying cause of your symptoms and building individualized treatment plans to get you moving more efficiently and in a pain-free manner. Dr. Tanner utilizes a variety of techniques such as traditional chiropractic adjustments, various soft tissue therapies, rehabilitative exercises, and patient education. His goal is not only to treat and reduce your symptoms but to prevent future injuries by focusing on strengthening and rehabilitate exercises.

When not in the office, Dr. Tanner stays active by weightlifting, spending time in the mountains, and enjoying quality time with friends and family.

Dr. Thomas’ treatment style focuses on diagnosing and determining the root cause of your symptoms and putting together individualized treatment plans to not only reduce your pain but get you back to performing at your optimum level. Whether you are a seasoned athlete, a labor worker, or a grandparent looking to play with their grandkids again, Dr. Thomas’ approach to care can help you to achieve your goals and prevent future injury in the process. He utilizes a variety of techniques such as manual chiropractic adjusting, soft tissue therapies, and exercise rehabilitation along with patient education to achieve this.

In his spare time, you can find Dr. Thomas outside running up mountains, riding his bike, or spending quality time with friends and family.

Dr. Flores utilizes diversified manual adjusting and soft tissue therapy techniques in individualized treatment plans. She believes in the importance of preventative care and treating the root causes of various conditions. She is excited to serve her hometown of Calgary and welcomes patients from all walks of life.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Flores loves spending time with her friends, family, and dog Billy. She enjoys exploring the city’s restaurants, walks along the river, and having good game nights. She also enjoys watching her favourite sports teams and playing basketball.

He has worked for 4 years as a physician’s assistant at the Integrative Clinic and has extensive experience with natural treatment modalities and a wide range of health concerns. During his one-year internship at the Robert Schad Naturopathic Clinic in the CCNM, he had an opportunity to work under Dr. Jonathan Prousky’s supervision focusing on mental health disorders. 

Before becoming a naturopathic doctor, he practiced as a medical doctor in Iran for more than 13 years in the field of mental health disorders. After immigrating to Canada, Dr. Behrouz decided to use his knowledge and experience in naturopathic medicine as a naturopathic doctor.

John enjoys treating sports and orthopedic problems from the neck to the ankles. He also provides a return-to-work rehabilitation and treats motor vehicle-related injuries.

John plans to continue his education and be mentored through the post-professional Diploma in Manual and Manipulative Therapy programs as well as others in IMS and dry needling.

Outside his career, John enjoys spending time with his wife and family. He enjoys outdoor activities like hiking, biking, and reading.

Anu has a special interest in treating motor vehicle accidents and work-related conditions. She blends her more than a decade of experience and expertise for quick symptom relief and for best functional outcomes.

For best results, she believes in her skilled hand approach, coupled with evidence-based exercise and electrotherapy condition-specific protocols.

If not at work, she enjoys being busy with her loving daughter.

Originally from India, Sunaina has honed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy along with a Master of Physiotherapy (Orthopedics) in India. She is in Good Standing with the College of Physiotherapy, Ontario. She thrives on breaking through the barriers that are holding people back from achieving their goals and watching them succeed. Central to her approach is integrity. She feels strongly that this should be the foundation of any healthcare provider’s practice. As an experienced therapist, she focuses on Communication and has learned that people take information differently, ensuring she is able to adapt. Her passion is infectious, motivating her patients to work hard to get the best results possible.

Sunaina’s favorite part of being a physiotherapist is watching patients who are reluctant or skeptical get great results after she helps them to commit to a well-made plan.

Mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral, and solution-focused techniques are some of the more common strategies that she uses to help individuals achieve a sense of growth and improve their quality of life. She also possesses training in clinical trauma therapy, pain management, and CBT-I.

He was amazed by the people who practiced Qigong exercise for health and healing. Such exercise generally works out in a slow-flowing movement (or stillness) that coordinates the breathing and state of mind of the practitioner. It helps the life force energy (Qi) to circulate through specific channels within our bodies to heal, strengthen, and nourish our body and spirit.

Besides Qigong, acupuncturists can activate and manipulate the flow of the life force energy within one’s body by manipulating the needles inserted into superficial body tissues at certain locations called acupoints. While Qigong usually benefits the practitioners’ health, the practitioners of acupuncture promote the health of others. In either case, Kenway was struck by the awesome power of our body’s innate ability to restore or balance our physical and emotional conditions.

As a registered acupuncturist, he is passionate about helping his patients restore their health and be aware of the healing power of their bodies. He endeavors to treat his patients with compassion, respect, and integrity and is glad to see them live a healthier, longer, and relatively stress-free life actualizing their interests.

In leisure time, Kenway enjoys playing cards, chess, and table tennis with his wife and his two boys for fun and relaxation.

Anthony remembers to keep a balanced lifestyle. always acknowledging the importance of keeping up with your own physical, and mental health, while still having a good time and enjoying life.

It is Manpreet’s belief that Massage Therapy can enhance a person’s overall sense of emotional and physical wellbeing. It can be an important part of any health maintenance plan by eliminating muscle tension and chronic pain.

During her free time, Manpreet loves spending time outside in nature, and also with her family and friends.

Rebekha has completed her level 1 Cranial Certification and will have her level 2 completed in March. In a short time, she has built an amazing client-focused style that draws on all of her current modalities including therapeutic massage, deep tissue massage, lymphatic massage, Cranio Sacral massage, myofascial release, hot stone massage, and cupping. She is always learning and researching new and emerging modalities and their possible benefits for her patients. 

In her free time, Rebekha likes to be outdoors camping with her family. 

She has a master’s degree from 2 years spent in the lab studying chemotherapy and radiation effects in immune-compromised mice.

She became interested in medical cannabis in 2016 as many patients started asking about cannabis. After researching into it, Dr. Tonkin felt cannabis was likely to help many patients with a wide variety of problems.

She started treating patients in April 2017 and wants to contribute to clinical research to further medical knowledge into appropriate uses of medical cannabis. Dr. Tonkin's goal is to be in some way part of studies of the benefits and side effects of cannabis beyond the already very well-established pragmatic clinical approach. She is also interested in furthering cannabis education for all levels of health care professionals and the public. She has given over 20 talks to health professionals and the public on the potential benefits of medical cannabis.