Tiffanie’s path to osteopathy started with a question she couldn’t stop asking: why isn’t this enough? After years as an exercise professional, she kept encountering people in chronic pain who needed more than a training program. She knew movement was part of the answer but not all of it. Osteopathy gave her the tools to go further, addressing the structural imbalances, restrictions, and compensations the body accumulates over time and that no single system works in isolation from another. Tiffanie works to understand the full picture. Everything from what hurts, to how you live, move, eat, and carry yourself. Her approach tackles every area so you can move well, eat well, and think well.
Jedd Ylagan knows firsthand what it feels like to be stopped in your tracks by an injury and what it feels like when the right care gets you moving again. With five years of practice and dual training as both a Registered Massage Therapist and Manual Osteopath, Jedd brings a layered, whole-body approach to care that goes well beyond treating the area that hurts.
Carter Hildebrand wants you to move and more importantly, he wants you to move with confidence and comfort. As a Certified Athletic Therapist and BSc graduate from the University of Winnipeg, Carter brings a movement-first approach to musculoskeletal injury, rehabilitation, and performance. He currently sits on the Board of Directors for the Manitoba Athletic Therapy Association and has worked across a wide range of sporting environments including hockey, football, volleyball, basketball, and soccer -but his clinical work extends well beyond the athletic world.One of the things Carter is most passionate about clarifying is this: Athletic Therapy is not just for athletes.
As a Registered Dental Hygienist, Steph has spent twenty years looking inside people’s mouths. After completing a continuing education course in myofunctional therapy, everything shifted. Suddenly the patterns she had observed for years had a name, a cause, and most importantly, a solution. She hasn’t looked back since. With her background bridging dental hygiene and myofunctional therapy, Steph brings a rare depth of knowledge to a field that sits at the intersection of breathing, sleep, oral health, and whole-body function.
Sarah’s sessions are a little brighter, a little louder, and a lot more intentional than what most people expect when they book a massage. Trained through a 2200-hour program at MH Vicars and shaped by years working alongside professional and recreational athletes in both Calgary and Winnipeg, Sarah brings an assessment-forward, movement-first approach to every client who walks through her door and a genuine conviction that massage therapy can do far more than most people know.
Dr. Paul Conyette’s journey into medicine began on a gymnasium bleacher. As a teenager sidelined by severe asthma, he felt the isolation of being unable to move. It wasn’t until a chance introduction to traditional medicine and martial arts that he realized the profound power of integrative care. Today, with over 35 years of experience, Dr. Paul is one of the most eclectically trained practitioners in Canada, bridging the gap between high-level clinical science and holistic tradition.
For Theresa, massage therapy is goes beyond addressing a tight muscle. It’s an act of investigative care. Theresa joined the field after years of helping others in various capacities, finally finding the “why” that fuels her passion: treating the person, not just the symptom. Trained through Wellington College of Remedial Massage, Theresa’s approach is rooted in an osteopathic lens, focusing on how the musculoskeletal system functions as a deeply interconnected web.
More to come about Leo soon!
We are currently hiring practitioners for our 1590 St. Mary’s Road location! We are interested mostly in you & your treating philosophy. We are curious about how you bring healing to people. If our clinic resonates with you, we want to know you! You can send us an email at info@kineticallywhole.com or call us at 431-482-2853
