JOANNA MOEN, REGISTERED PSYCHOLOGIST

Joanna is a Registered Psychologist in Alberta who works with individuals, couples, and adolescents. She specializes in trauma, anxiety, depression, life transitions, and relationship concerns. Joanna is committed to providing a compassionate, evidence-based approach that supports clients in building insight, resilience, and meaningful change.

Shaun graduated from his extensive Hellerwork training in 2005, giving him more than 15 years experience. He has also trained in numerous systems and techniques since then. Low Intensity Laser Therapy (LILT) was added in 2009, with the purchase of a Bioflex system from Meditech International. Shaun also utilizes his training in Tai Chi for personal instruction in stretching,  movement and structure. He continues to pursue this and other learning to further aid himself and his clients.

 Structural Integration (SI) is highly fascial based and can release painful, stressful patterns of tension. Effortful habits are replaced with feelings of comfort, ease of movement and posture, and a sense of whole-body coherence.

SI systematically addresses your body as a whole, bringing relief from pain, discomfort, while promoting awareness of how you’re holding and using your body.  What are the benefits of structural integration? Physical injuries, trauma, and the stresses of daily life require us to adapt how we move and hold ourselves upright. These adaptive patterns can become deeply ingrained—even long after they’ve fulfilled their protective and adaptive functions—to the point that basic movements like sitting, breathing, and walking are more effortful than necessary. Such prolonged effort can contribute toward feelings of stiffness, pain, fatigue, and lack of vitality.

Structural Integration can help us learn to “let go” of chronic stress and tension, to stop fighting gravity and allow it to support us instead. Movement becomes a pleasure, breath comes easier, and “good posture” becomes effortless. We experience a sense of ease, efficiency, and grace. 

Carmel O’Brien-Kelly is a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Registered Acupuncturist. Carmel’s main interests of practice are pain reduction and stress management. She started practicing acupuncture in 2003 in Calgary.

Carmel completed a four year program at the Alberta College of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, affiliated with BeiJing University, and a six month internship at ZheJiang Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital and University in HangZhou, China.

Carmel began studying alternative medicine in 1996 at the Wild Rose College of Natural Healing. She has completed additional training in the areas of: Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture, Five Element and Esoteric Acupuncture, Korean Hand Therapy, Acutonics, Cranial Sacral Therapy, Total Body Modification, Gokavi Transverse Technique (a form of Intramuscular Stimulation – I.M.S.), Japanese Acupuncture, and a variety of other alternative modalities.

Her interests include travelling, good food and wine, alternative medicine, and staying fit.

Jongmin is a Registered Acupuncturist (Dr. Ac.) in good standing with the College of Acupuncturists of Alberta and the Alberta Association of Acupuncturists and Traditional Chinese Medical Doctors. He recently graduated from the Calgary College of Traditional Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture and received a Diploma in Acupuncture.

Jongmin performs personalized treatments based on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) principles, utilizing TCM diagnosis and a variety of treatments by activating and stimulating acupoints. He is passionate about conditions that encompass Internal Medicine (e.g., Indigestion), Pain Management (Headaches, Muscle Pain, Nerve Pain), and especially Mental Health (Stress and Depression).

Coming from South Korea, where Oriental Medicine is very common, he always had a keen interest in human healing and Traditional Chinese Medicine, which is called Korean Medicine there. He personally experienced and witnessed the beauty and capability of this medicine, which eventually led him onto this journey.

Aside from his work, he loves animals and has two rescued stray cats from Korea. In his downtime, he can often be found enjoying a high-quality coffee or relaxing with his wife and the cats.

Sarah graduated from Acadia University in 2023 with a Bachelor of Kinesiology with Honours. She offers photobiomodulation therapy, trigger point therapy, traction, concussion rehab post-physio diagnosis, and exercise and balance programs for older adults. These treatments can provide relief for many issues, such as muscle soreness or pain, arthritis, or muscle/ligament tears. She is currently in school at the Manual Osteopathic College of Canada to become a Manual Osteopathic Therapist. She is especially passionate about the mind-body connection regarding mental health and stress. 

Sarah was previously an athlete herself and has competed at the varsity level. She is involved in coaching girl’s high school rugby and has experience acting as an athletic trainer for high school and bantam football teams. Because of this, she is familiar with sports settings and has a passion for helping athletes return to their sport. 

Kelly Kuntz is a passionate Level 2 Intuitive Reiki practitioner with over seven years of experience in energy healing. Initially honing her craft by working with friends and family, Kelly recently took her practice to the next level after completing a refresher course in the summer of 2024. 

Now, she is excited to share her intuitive gifts with a wider audience, offering both in-person and remote Reiki sessions that focus on holistic healing and chakra balancing.

With a deep commitment to personal and professional growth, Kelly plans to pursue her Reiki Master certification in the upcoming year. She remains dedicated to expanding her knowledge of energy healing and empowering others on their journey to well-being. Kelly recently joined the Progressive team, where she continues to bring compassion and positive energy to every interaction.

Donalda Balisky has been a Reflexology Therapist for over 25 years. She is a Registered Canadian Reflexology Therapist with the Reflexology Association of Canada. She has also recently taken her Access Bars training (2024) through Access Consciousness. Donalda has taken her Sound Therapy course and is looking to incorporate this into her services. Donalda completed her Bachelor of Education degree in 2022 and teaches elementary and junior high students. She is very excited to be joining Progressive Physiotherapy and Wellness! 

Hey, I’m Jenn! The heart behind Belief By Design.

I help people reconnect to the truth of who they are beneath layers of stress, tension, and old conditioning, so they can live with more clarity, peace, and wholeness.

My approach blends science, energy, and intuition... using Belief Coding®, Reiki, Human Design, and Reflective Listening to support emotional release, nervous system regulation, and deep personal insight.

Many of the people I work with come in because they feel “stuck”... physically, mentally, or emotionally. Together, we explore what’s happening beneath the surface so the body and mind can naturally realign. Rather than focusing on fixing what’s wrong, I help reveal what’s ready to heal.

Each session is a calm, compassionate space where you’re fully seen, heard, and supported. My goal is to help you understand what your body is communicating, release what’s holding you back, and leave feeling lighter, clearer, and more at ease.

When I’m not holding space for clients, you’ll usually find me with my husband and four sons, experimenting in the kitchen, crafting, or having meaningful conversations over coffee.

I look forward to meeting those who feel drawn to working with me... and helping you rediscover what’s possible for your body, mind, and spirit.