Chiropractor Calgary NW: Optimum Wellness Centres — Brentwood — Chiropractic, Physiotherapy & Massage Therapy

Dr. Sali graduated from the University of Alberta (Edmonton, Canada) with a Bachelor of Science Degree in 1987. In 1993 he graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) in Toronto. Since then, Dr. Sali has operated a successful family practice in Calgary, Alberta, caring for patients with a variety of injuries and conditions.

Dr. Sali has clinical experience in diagnosing and working with patients to treat conditions such as back pain, whiplash injuries, headaches, occupational injuries, stress ailments, sports injuries (muscle strains, ligament sprains), extremity conditions (TMJ disorders, carpel tunnel syndrome, frozen shoulders) and fibromyalgia. Dr. Sali is pleased to have helped many chronically affected patients reclaim active, fulfilling lifestyles.

Dr. Sali’s interests in your family’s health care go beyond chiropractic. In 1997, Dr. Sali was certified by the North American Academy of Impairment Rating Physicians as a doctor qualified to rate patient impairments using American Medical Association guidelines. In 1998 he was certified in the practice of acupuncture by the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute. He has found acupuncture to be especially helpful for his patients in promoting a natural, pain-free approach to overall health.

Dr. Jackson has been passionately serving her patients for 25 years, providing top-quality chiropractic care and helping countless individuals regain their quality of life.

At an early age, Dr. Jackson discovered the benefits of chiropractic care, including superior pain relief coupled with improvements in overall health. It was these benefits which inspired her to become a chiropractor, and what drives her to help families today.

She believes in the power of holistic healing, and addressing the root causes of pain to promote long-term health.  Her patient-centric approach includes taking the time to listen to your concerns, thoroughly assess your needs, and create a personalized treatment plan tailored to your unique health goals.  She uses chiropractic adjustments, along with lifestyle, exercise, and nutritional advice to achieve optimal results.

Dr. Jackson has extensive experience in helping all ages recover from a range conditions including childhood injuries, back and neck pain, headaches, vertigo, shoulder injuries, carpal tunnel, plantar fasciitis, workplace injuries, car accident injuries and whiplash, chronic postural and repetitive strain.

Outside the office, Dr. Jackson can be found spending quality time with family and her four-legged friends, or on the many trails Calgary and the surrounding area has to offer.

Maria is a 3000-Hour RMT who graduated from Makami Advanced Clinical Massage Therapy Program and current member with CRMTA.

Passionate about helping clients make a positive change in peoples lives. She specializes in Trigger point therapy and treating clients who have neck, shoulder and back issues.

I’ve always enjoyed helping people feel better. I love that massage can help the physical, mental and emotional aspects of our being.

Born and raised in B.C, I was always physically active with sports and the outdoors. Moving to Alberta in 1997, by 2000 I found the course that I knew I wanted to take. I had always given massages, never thought to train for it. After having my own back injury, I knew I needed to find things to help heal myself and others.

After graduating with honours in 2001, I developed my skills working in a Chiropractic office. I started supervising student practicum and teaching with the massage school I graduated from. I also helped develop some of the courses in the school program to become a 2200 hour program.

In 2012, I prepared to move to Australia, taking a 6 year break to help raise a family. In 2017, I started back with massage, gradually growing a full time business again. Now with a suddent move back to Canada, I’m ready to start looking after clients again.

I have always been a helper. After working with people with disabilities for most of my life, my desire to care for others compelled me to become a massage therapist. What I enjoy most about my work is helping others get back to daily activities, and destress, as well as educating clients about health and wellness. I enjoy connecting with my clients and providing treatments that work best for them.

I apply various modalities in my sessions to ensure I provide a tailored treatment to each person’s individual needs, using my skills and education in myofascial/cupping/hot stones and stretching and I am certified in TMJ. My techniques are detailed and focused to assist with chronic pain, injuries, and relaxation. Clients have described my treatments as a mixture of therapeutic and relaxation.

Dr.Mandy grew up in Shanghai China and she earned her B.Comm degree from Concordia University. Due to some health issues, she received Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) herbal and acupuncture treatments, and she was amazed by the results.

As she explored more into the TCM world, she became fascinated by the connection between the universe and Traditional Chinese medicine theory and decided to change her career. She completed a double major in CITCM (Canadian Institute of Traditional Medicine) and received extensive training in acupuncture and Chinese herbs. She has helped patients with all types of pain syndromes, sleep disorders, digestive issues, menstrual disorders, mental health, gynecological and dermatologic issues.

Her treatment modalities include acupuncture, fire cupping,  Gua Sha, Moxibustion. She uses Master Tung’s acupuncture as well as Tang’s three–dimensional acupuncture which gives amazing results.

Apart from this, Dr. Mandy has great knowledge in prescribing TCM herbs according to patients’ individual body constitution. Dr. Mandy is passionate about helping patients, and she takes the time to listen to their health concerns, sets realistic goals and makes a plan that patient would be able to commit. Being able to improve patients’ health and life quality really makes her feel fulfilled and happy.

Stanley has been treating patients in the medical profession for 35 years and started in the custom foot orthotic field 20 years ago. His passion for pedorthics drives his ability to find helpful solutions and to 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, compression stockings and home rehabilitation program.

After completing a Bachelor of Physical Education from Brock University, Stanley graduated with a Diploma in Sports Injury Management (Athletic Therapy) from Sheridan College in 1991. He subsequently became a Certified Athletic Therapist in 1992. Stanley worked as the head Athletic Therapist at McMaster University as well as the Canadian national women’s fastpitch softball team for a period of 10 years. He had the honour of attending the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, Georgia as their core medical team practitioner.

In furthering his passion for learning, teaching and treating patients, Stanley became a Canadian Red Cross Emergency Medical Responder Instructor in 2000, a Certified Pedorthic Technician in 2002 and a Certified Pedorthist in 2003. He shared his knowledge and experience by providing instruction to various sports medicine practitioners at the university, college and continuing education levels. Stanley has been a member of the Canadian Athletic Therapist Association since 1990, a Canadian Red Cross Training Partner since 2000, a member of the College of Pedorthics of Canada and the Pedorthic Association of Canada since 2002.

Stanley recharges his energy by engaging in outdoor pursuits and currently participates in white water kayaking, mountain biking, hiking, cross country skiing, along with weight and cardio training. He also enjoys riding his motorcycle in the mountains during the warmer months of the year.