Dr. Joanne Day has been practicing Naturopathic Medicine since 2006, after graduating from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto. She has a passion for using both traditional medicine and cutting edge natural therapies to help her patients overcome their health challenges.
Dr. Day obtained her undergraduate degree in Engineering but after working as an engineer she realized that she was better suited to a job helping people. After leaving Engineering, Joanne spent a year in South America where she became interested in natural medicine after witnessing it being practiced together with conventional medicine.
Dr. Joanne Day began her journey treating pain with Regenerative Injection Therapies (Prolotherapy) after observing Dr. Trevor Hoffman. She witnessed first-hand the benefits his patients were experiencing from his treatments. Since that time, she has taken numerous courses in Prolotherapy, Lyftogt Perineural Injection Treatment, and Neural Therapy to learn as much as she can to help her patients.
Joanne lives in Lacombe, Alberta with her farmer husband and their three children. When not practicing or studying Naturopathic Medicine, Joanne enjoys skiing and camping with her family.
Dr. Joanne Day has been practicing Naturopathic Medicine since 2006, after graduating from the Ca...
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Dr. Joanne Day has been practicing Naturopathic Medicine since 2006, after graduating from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto. She has a passion for using both traditional medicine and cutting edge natural therapies to help her patients overcome their health challenges.
Dr. Day obtained her undergraduate degree in Engineering but after working as an engineer she realized that she was better suited to a job helping people. After leaving Engineering, Joanne spent a year in South America where she became interested in natural medicine after witnessing it being practiced together with conventional medicine.
Dr. Joanne Day began her journey treating pain with Regenerative Injection Therapies (Prolotherapy) after observing Dr. Trevor Hoffman. She witnessed first-hand the benefits his patients were experiencing from his treatments. Since that time, she has taken numerous courses in Prolotherapy, Lyftogt Perineural Injection Treatment, and Neural Therapy to learn as much as she can to help her patients.
Joanne lives in Lacombe, Alberta with her farmer husband and their three children. When not practicing or studying Naturopathic Medicine, Joanne enjoys skiing and camping with her family.
Dr. Joanne Day has been practicing Naturopathic Medicine since 2006, after graduating from the Ca...
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Dr. Joanne Day has been practicing Naturopathic Medicine since 2006, after graduating from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto. She has a passion for using both traditional medicine and cutting edge natural therapies to help her patients overcome their health challenges.
Dr. Day obtained her undergraduate degree in Engineering but after working as an engineer she realized that she was better suited to a job helping people. After leaving Engineering, Joanne spent a year in South America where she became interested in natural medicine after witnessing it being practiced together with conventional medicine.
Dr. Joanne Day began her journey treating pain with Regenerative Injection Therapies (Prolotherapy) after observing Dr. Trevor Hoffman. She witnessed first-hand the benefits his patients were experiencing from his treatments. Since that time, she has taken numerous courses in Prolotherapy, Lyftogt Perineural Injection Treatment, and Neural Therapy to learn as much as she can to help her patients.
Joanne lives in Lacombe, Alberta with her farmer husband and their three children. When not practicing or studying Naturopathic Medicine, Joanne enjoys skiing and camping with her family.
Dr. Joanne Day has been practicing Naturopathic Medicine since 2006, after graduating from the Ca...
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A self-professed “Jill of all trades”, Alisa tried her hand at a few different vocations before finding her home in massage therapy. Her previous job history includes a stint as a voice teacher, a roster singer for a fledgling opera company, and a horseback guide in Banff National Park. In 2011, she turned her attention to Massage Therapy schooling, and has never looked back. She graduated from the Northern Institute of Massage Therapy in 2013, and she’s called Healing Hands her home since 2014. Alisa loves to really get to know her clientele, and prides herself on her people skills. If she’s not massaging, you can find her singing with a local choir that she chairs, or spending time with her family. She and her husband, Alex, welcomed their first daughter in December of 2019.
At this time Alisa, is not accepting new patients.
A self-professed “Jill of all trades”, Alisa tried her hand at a few different vocations before f...
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Hannah has been practicing massage since September 2013. Starting a career at a young age means she has grown so much as an individual and professional over that time.
Massage has taught her how to care for people from any walk of life. She loves hearing everyones stories and experiences.
In turn she has a passion to find the best treatment for each individual. So that everyone walks out of the massage room happy and with a plan of success to see future improvements.
Hannah enjoys any moment spent with family and friends. Loves getting outdoors, whether that’s walking, beach time or playing in the snow. But can still be caught cuddled up on the couch reading a book to her daughter on those suboptimal days.
Hannah has been practicing massage since September 2013. Starting a career at a young age means s...
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Natalia brings to Healing Hands 20 years of experience in health care. Before emigrating to Canada from her native Russia, Natalia was a Dentist & Orthodontist. Since joining our clinic in June 2012, people have been raving about Natalia’s massages. Natalia’s services include: Therapeutic Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Relaxation Massage, CranioSacral Therapy, Hot Stone Massage and Cupping.
Natalia brings to Healing Hands 20 years of experience in health care. Before emigrating to Canad...
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Low Level or Cold Laser Therapy uses photons (light) to stimulate the cells in the body, specifically the mitochondria (better known as the powerhouse of the cell). This stimulation of the mitochondria increases energy production within the body’s cells, which can help to reduce pain and inflammation as well as speed up the healing process following injuries. This can be used to treat many ailments such as Migraines, Bursitis and Neurogenic Inflammation, and is even FDA approved for chronic lower back pain and plantar fasciitis. We here at Healing Hands use Erchonia’s Fx 635 Laser.
Low Level or Cold Laser Therapy uses photons (light) to stimulate the cells in the body, specific...
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Nicole grew up in Lacombe and moved to British Columbia when she got married. 27 years later she returned to her hometown in order to spend more time with family. She always knew she wanted to work in the healthcare field in the hope of helping others. It was when she herself had her first massage that she found her calling and hasn’t looked back since.
Nicole graduated from the 3000 hour West Coast College of Massage Therapy program in British Columbia in 2001. She has spent the last 21 years honing her skills. She built a thriving practice in BC by focusing to not only meet, but exceed her clients expectations each and every time she saw them. Nicole strongly believes in the benefits of massage therapy. Not only in treating ‘injuries’ but also in the prevention, maintenance, and stress reduction in each of her clients. Nicole’s goal is to work with her clients to facilitate their journey towards greater health and wellness.
When not at work, Nicole enjoys hiking, baking, and spending time with her family.
Nicole grew up in Lacombe and moved to British Columbia when she got married. 27 years later she ...
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