The My Healing Journey Team
We are excited to meet you!
Kyle Friesen, RMT,
Kyle has been leading a lifestyle of strength & conditioning since his early teens, and has been certified as a Registered Personal Trainer since summer of 2018. In that time he has accrued experience with various training styles and people with varying goals, wants and needs, from fat loss, to strengthening, to muscle building, to movement development, to core integration and much more! Kyle has been a Championship Curler as well as a AAA Football Player, leading him to study Kinesiology at the U of W, with a brief detour to gain certification as a Remedial Massage Therapist (graduating from Evolve College of Massage Therapy summer 2021), he will be returning to U of W to continue and complete his Undergraduate Degree in Kinesiology & Neuroscience this fall while pursuing Massage Therapy as a career. Between hands-on Massage Therapy skills and fitness training Kyle has developed an integration of tools to help people resolve their dysfunctions, and pain as well as help them achieve their goals, whatever they are. Alongside this base of education and experience Kyle has also completed several advanced training programs earning him the titles: Movement & Mobility Specialist & CHEK Practitioner, which informs his holistic approach to practice.
If you have any questions about this please don’t hesitate to reach out and ask; all questions are welcome. Outside of fitness, he enjoys the great outdoors, camping as much of the summer as possible, spending quality time with his wife and their fur babies, Rupert (cat) & Maeve (dog), and hanging out with friends and family. |
Kelen Merik Quinn,
Merik graduated from MaKami College of Advanced Clinical Massage in 2017. They are well versed in Swedish, deep tissue, passive stretching, scar tissue release and joint play. They incorporate a variety of techniques that help clients feel at ease in their bodies, excited to return to their normal activities. They enjoy helping people with pain management and increasing mobility. Utilizing orthopaedic assessment, giving home based and accessible exercises, they can troubleshoot and find progressions to maximize the efficiency of the movement patterns. Merik will be starting the osteopathy program this fall at the Canadian College of Osteopathy to further their education in the fascinating world of manual therapy.
Merik is also an LGBTQ2S+ friendly therapist and works in a compassionate environment, providing a safe space & care for all populations. |
Could this be you?Contact us for more information about how you can become a part of the team!
If you've got skills in one of the many therapeutic practices, not solely manual therapy or rehabilitation, we are open to discussing the opportunities for practice here at My Healing Journey! |