Dr. Mohammad Househ is a dedicated and patient-focused chiropractor committed to helping individuals move better, feel better, and live healthier lives. Dr. Househ pursued his undergraduate studies at MacEwan University’s Bachelor of Science program in Edmonton before earning his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic in the United States.

Dr. Househ utilizes a variety of treatment techniques to provide well-rounded care, including manual therapy, Active Release Technique (A.R.T.), Graston technique, taping, shockwave therapy, trigger point therapy, and customized rehabilitation exercises. By combining these approaches, he aims to not only relieve pain but also improve function, prevent future injuries, and support long-term health.

Outside of the clinic, Dr. Househ enjoys staying active and maintaining a balanced lifestyle. He values spending quality time with friends and family, hiking, golfing, and playing soccer.

Hemant graduated with his Bachelors of Physiotherapy from Laxmi Memorial College of Physiotherapy in 1998 and with his Masters of Physiotherapy (musculoskeletal) in 2000 from the University of South Australia.

Personable and compassionate, equipped with a strong foundation in physiotherapy principles and techniques. Possesses many years of experience with proficiency in assessing and administering treatments, use of physical modalities, therapeutic exercises and hands-on/ manual therapy. Dedicated to improving patient outcomes through individualized treatment plans and evidence-based practices.

Hemant has skills in:

• Manual therapy
• Musculoskeletal assessment
• Joint mobilization techniques
• Therapeutic exercises
• Intra-muscular stimulation treatment
• Vestibular and concussion treatment

I am from El Salvador, I have a background as a physiotherapist and have been working in this profession from 1989 until emigrating to Canada in 2007. I have a lot of experience in treating injuries and pain relief. I chose to study massage therapy because it complements my skills in helping people who have difficulty living their day-to-day due to injuries. Aracely has experience in:

• Deep Tissue Massage
• Neuromuscular Trigger Point Therapy
• Hot Stones
• Prenatal Massage
• Madero Therapy
• Lymphatic Draining
• Cupping Massage
• PNF Stretching
• Soft Muscle Release Therapy

A massage therapist since 2021. She graduate from Makami College and is in good standing with her association CRMTA.
Sabrina offers Deep tissue, Swedish massage, Cupping, Hot stone, Pre and Post natal massage, as well as therapeutic massage and sports massage. Helping people move forward from tight and sore muscle so they may continue with have better mobility, relief from muscle pain in their day to day lives.
When not working Sabrina spends time with her husband and 3 sons. Her hobbies include reading, baking and crafts of all kinds.

I’ve recently completed the 3 year Acupuncture program at Grant MacEwan University and graduated with honors.

I wanted to become an acupuncturist because I would be able to provide a natural therapy that heals the mind, body and soul. One of Traditional Chinese Medicine’s key values is looking at the body as a whole, by taking into consideration every part of the body and mind to diagnose and treat every patient. I believe everything is connected in the body and this career was the perfect fit for me.

I have experience treating headaches, migraines, constipation, anxiety, depression, neck and back pain, knee pain, insomnia and Bell’s Palsy facial paralysis.

I offer:

• Acupuncture
• Guasha
• Cupping
• Fire cupping
• Tuina massage
• Electro stimulation acupuncture.

When I’m not working, I’m at the gym staying active, reading books, playing with my 2 cats and 2 dogs and watching classic 80’s movies.

My professional life as a counsellor is dedicated to creating a safe space for folks of all ages and stages of life seeking guidance and healing. I believe that within all people, regardless of background and experience, is the ability to create positive change. Operating through a person-centered, strengths-based, and trauma-informed lens, I am committed to supporting my clients to explore their emotions, work through individual challenges, and develop the skills they might need to find their version of success. To maintain best ethical practice, I adhere to the idea that I am a lifelong learner and continually engage in ongoing education and training, as well as prioritize self-care so I ensure I am capable of caring for my clients.

I would describe my theoretical approach as integrative – meaning I typically enjoy combining different elements of a few theoretical approaches to best meet the needs of my clients. I believe that the world of counselling and therapy is ever changing – as my clients evolve, so do my methods. The most important thing to know is how I can meet my clients where they are at. Specifically, I adhere to a model of care that centers around the following modalities:

• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
• Attachment-Based Therapy
• Existential Therapy
• Experiential Therapy
• Family Systems
• Feminist Therapy
• Holistic Therapy*
• Mindfulness*
• Narrative Therapy
• Polyvagal Theory*
• Relational Therapy
• Somatic Experiencing*

* My preferred modalities