Clinic Offerings: Chiro, Physio, Massage & Manual Osteopathic Therapy

Accepting New Patients for all services!

WINTER 2025 Movement Class Schedule: January 13 - April 5, 2025

MOVEMENT/PHYSICAL PREP (60 minutes):

Tuesday: 9:30am, 5:30pm and 6:30pm

Thursday: 5:30pm and 6:30pm

Friday: 8:30am and 9:30am

Saturday: 9:00am and 10:00am

MOVEMENT 101 BEGINNER (60 minutes):

Saturday: 11:15am

MOVEMENT MEMBERS ONLY (60 minutes):

Wednesday: 6:30pm

KINSTRETCH (60 minutes):

Monday: 5:30pm

Wednesday: 5:30pm

OPEN GYM (up to 90 minutes):

Monday: 12:00pm

Wednesday: 4:00pm

Thursday: 8:30am and 10:00am

All classes are taught in Calgary. Please sign up in advance for all classes through our ‘Movement School.’

Phone 587-356-2787 or email info@movetomove.ca to enroll in any of our series or inquire about classes.

Chiropractic

Doctors of chiropractic (chiropractors) are spine and musculoskeletal (MSK) system experts specifically trained to diagnose the underlying cause, treat and recommend options to relieve pain, restore mobility and prevent reoccurrence so people can lead healthy active lives.


Physiotherapy

All appointments are 1-on-1 with your Physiotherapist, ranging from 30-60 minutes. Our Physiotherapists have in-depth knowledge of how the body works and use a variety of clinical skills to assess, diagnose and treat injuries and disabilities. All Move To Move Physiotherapists incorporate manual therapy and soft tissue techniques along with dry needling and exercise to rehabilitate and ... Read More

All appointments are 1-on-1 with your Physiotherapist, ranging from 30-60 minutes.

Our Physiotherapists have in-depth knowledge of how the body works and use a variety of clinical skills to assess, diagnose and treat injuries and disabilities.

All Move To Move Physiotherapists incorporate manual therapy and soft tissue techniques along with dry needling and exercise to rehabilitate and promote injury prevention and long term health.

For Vestibular Physiotherapy and or WCB Physiotherapy services book by specifically selecting choosing those services.


Registered Massage Therapy

Our Registered Massage Therapists treat using various techniques from sports & deep tissue massage, fascial therapy, myofascial cupping, scar management, and education.


Manual Osteopathic Therapy

Manual Osteopathic Therapy offers a holistic approach to healthcare, centering on restoring equilibrium, functionality, and overall well-being through hands-on techniques that address the intricate connections within the body's structure and function. Grounded in the belief in the body's innate ability to self-heal with appropriate support, this therapy is minimally invasive. Each treatment ses... Read More

Manual Osteopathic Therapy offers a holistic approach to healthcare, centering on restoring equilibrium, functionality, and overall well-being through hands-on techniques that address the intricate connections within the body's structure and function. Grounded in the belief in the body's innate ability to self-heal with appropriate support, this therapy is minimally invasive. Each treatment session is meticulously tailored to the individual's specific needs, whether focusing on targeted regions or broader concerns, based on the patient's condition and objectives. Renowned for its efficacy, Manual Osteopathic Therapy effectively addresses a diverse array of conditions, including musculoskeletal pain, sports injuries, chronic headaches, digestive disorders, respiratory ailments, and postural imbalances. Additionally, it fosters relaxation, stress reduction, and enhances overall bodily awareness, offering comprehensive support for holistic well-being.

Currently, CMMOTA Manual Osteopathic Therapists are recognized by the following insurance companies:
Alberta Blue Cross
Greenshield, Empire Life, SSQ Financial
Sunlife
Medavie Blue Cross (not Veterans Affairs)
TelusHealth Companies (i.e. Manulife, Canada Life, Desjardins, etc.)


Concussion Rehabilitation - Physiotherapy

A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury caused by a blow to the head or a forceful jolt to the body that disrupts brain function. It can happen during sports, falls, car accidents, or any situation where the head experiences a sudden impact. Symptoms can vary but commonly include: - Physical symptoms: Headaches, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, blurred vision, sensitivity to light or nois... Read More

A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury caused by a blow to the head or a forceful jolt to the body that disrupts brain function. It can happen during sports, falls, car accidents, or any situation where the head experiences a sudden impact.

Symptoms can vary but commonly include:
- Physical symptoms: Headaches, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, blurred vision, sensitivity to light or noise, balance problems, fatigue, sleep disturbances.
- Cognitive symptoms: Difficulty concentrating, memory problems, information processing issues, trouble following instructions.
- Emotional symptoms: Irritability, anxiety, depression, mood swings.

Even a mild concussion requires proper care. Here's why Move To Move is your trusted partner in recovery:
- Experienced Team: Our team consists of concussion-trained Physiotherapists who stay up-to-date on the latest evidence-based treatment approaches.
- Comprehensive Care: We go beyond symptom management. Our program addresses all aspects of concussion recovery, including cognitive function, balance, and vestibular issues.
- Individualized Approach: We tailor your treatment plan to your specific needs and recovery timeline.
- Communication and Collaboration: We work closely with you, your doctor, and other healthcare professionals to ensure a seamless recovery journey.
- Safe Return to Play: Our program emphasizes a gradual, safe return to activity protocol, minimizing the risk of further complications.

With our Concussion Physiotherapy , you will be aided in your recovery and learn methods for managing your injury.


Vestibular Rehabilitation - Physiotherapy

Vestibular Rehabilitation is a form of Physiotherapy designed to retrain your inner ear (vestibular system) and brain to work together effectively. This improves your balance, spatial awareness, and reduces symptoms of dizziness and vertigo that are associated with vestibular disorders. These symptoms can be caused by head and/or neck injuries, viral infections, inner-ear and/or neurological di... Read More

Vestibular Rehabilitation is a form of Physiotherapy designed to retrain your inner ear (vestibular system) and brain to work together effectively. This improves your balance, spatial awareness, and reduces symptoms of dizziness and vertigo that are associated with vestibular disorders. These symptoms can be caused by head and/or neck injuries, viral infections, inner-ear and/or neurological disorders.

At Move To Move, our Physiotherapists are specialized in Vestibular Rehabilitation and can help you regain control and move with confidence again. Our experienced Physiotherapists will create a personalized program based on your unique needs.

Here's what you can expect from Vestibular Rehabilitation:
- Comprehensive Assessment: We'll thoroughly evaluate your symptoms, balance, and inner ear function to develop a targeted treatment plan.
- Customized Exercises: Our program incorporates specialized exercises to improve your balance, gaze stability, and overall coordination.
- Education and Support: We'll equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to manage your symptoms and prevent future episodes.
- Collaboration with Healthcare Team: We work in close liaison with your doctor or ENT specialist to ensure a comprehensive approach to your recovery.


WCB Physiotherapy

Please select this type of physiotherapy service only if you have been injured while at work and have started a WCB claim.

All appointments are 1-on-1 with your Physiotherapist, ranging from 20-45 minutes.


Women's Health & Infant Chiropractic

Women's Health involves prenatal, natal and/or postnatal care, as well as education and rehab in pelvic floor related issues such as stress incontinence and/or pelvic floor prolapse. Prenatal care includes strengthening your tissues and joints to prepare for pregnancy. Natal care includes supportive treatment and education throughout pregnancy, which can target pelvic and low back pain,... Read More

Women's Health involves prenatal, natal and/or postnatal care, as well as education and rehab in pelvic floor related issues such as stress incontinence and/or pelvic floor prolapse.

Prenatal care includes strengthening your tissues and joints to prepare for pregnancy.

Natal care includes supportive treatment and education throughout pregnancy, which can target pelvic and low back pain, diastasis recti, osteitis pubis, carpal tunnel syndrome, rib pain, postural strain and headaches.

Postnatal care centers on the mom and baby's healing process. Examples for mom: continued pelvic floor and core strengthening, C-section scar care, postural and ergonomic education, and overuse injury guidance from sustained postures and lifting. Examples for baby: latching difficulties, torticollis, slow advancement in motor skills, colic (in the context of discomfort or pain in musculoskeletal tissues).


Sport Specialist Chiropractor

In addition to an undergraduate degree and a four year Doctor of Chiropractic degree, Sport Specialist Chiropractors have completed an intensive Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Sport Sciences. This education equips Sport Specialist Chiropractors to provide excellent assessment, diagnosis, and management of musculoskeletal conditions. Whether you participate in sport recreationally or competitively,... Read More

In addition to an undergraduate degree and a four year Doctor of Chiropractic degree, Sport Specialist Chiropractors have completed an intensive Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Sport Sciences. This education equips Sport Specialist Chiropractors to provide excellent assessment, diagnosis, and management of musculoskeletal conditions. Whether you participate in sport recreationally or competitively, Sport Specialist Chiropractors understand the biomechanical and physiological demands of your sport. These practitioners can help you prevent or recover from injury, as well as optimize movement and performance.


Movement School

In-person classes for Kinstretch and Movement. Come to learn more about our holistic approach to a lifetime of physical education at MOVE TO MOVE..


Personal Training

Work 1 on 1 with a coach or in a small group at MOVE TO MOVE or online by ZOOM. During these sessions expect to work toward your specific goals. Please book with Bonar McCallum if you are specifically interested in 'Movement.' All 3 of our trainers work with Functional Range Systems concepts.

KARYN ROBB (RUSSELL), PT

MScPT, BA Honours Psychology, IMS/Dry Needling, FR® (Functional Range Release) Upper Limb, FMT ROCKTAPE Certified, MWM Lower Quadrant, CSCS Certification

I have been amazed at what the human body can do and how the brain influences movement and pain.

Movement and fitness have been a huge part of my life since I was 7 years old, growing up as a figure skater and transitioning into weightlifting, obstacle course racing, trail running, hiking and CrossFit in my adult years. It was quick for me to determine that if you can’t move well or have limited body awareness, it doesn’t matter how strong you are. Working through mobility, imbalances and deficits is what will take your performance and skills to the next level.

I went into physiotherapy with the hope that I could empower others to learn about and take control of their bodies through exercise and movement versus machines and passive techniques. My goal as a Physiotherapist is to give you the education and tools to heal and maintain yourself, so that you can accomplish your goals.

KARYN ROBB (RUSSELL), PT MScPT, BA Honours Psychology, IMS/Dry Needling, FR® (Functional Range R... Read More

DR. ROGER MENTA, Sport Specialist & Chiropractor

B.Kin, DC, RCCSS(C)

FRA® (Functional Range Assessment), FR® (Functional Range Release) Full Body, FRC® (Functional Range Conditioning), Kinstretch® Level 1 Instructor

I graduated from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College with the Distinction of Clinic Honours, only to continue on and complete a prestigious Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Sport Sciences. I am also a Kinesiology graduate from the University of Calgary, a Certified Clinical Acupuncture provider and an Instructor for Functional Range Systems (FRS).

Over the past decade, I have come to the understanding that the human body is a dynamic system that is ever changing and it requires an individualized approach for both human optimization and injury recovery. I believe that in order to create and facilitate this approach an assessment resulting in an accurate diagnosis is paramount. Once the area of concern has been identified, optimized therapeutic interventions can be applied to create change.

During my years as a Movement Therapist it has been my experience that patients often seek therapy because they are in pain, but we have to remember that pain is a symptom and not the problem. Movement optimization for the individual will often be the catalyst for improving function and ultimately decreasing pain.

My typical treatment paradigm is as follows:

Assess -> Diagnose -> Determine Individual Goals -> Promote Healthy Movement

In order to accomplish this model, I create a highly interactive environment where therapeutic interventions (i.e. soft tissue work, dry needling, and joint manipulation) are tools used to facilitate an environment where exercise can be the stimulant for lasting change.

DR. ROGER MENTA, Sport Specialist & Chiropractor B.Kin, DC, RCCSS(C) FRA® (Functional Range ... Read More

KANIKA SABHANI, PT

DPT, BSc Kin, IMS/Dry Needling (Functional Dry Needling Level 1 & 2), FRC® (Functional Range Conditioning), Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation

I have been interested in Physiotherapy ever since I was young. In my youth I had certain physical limitations and spent many years in Physiotherapy. This time was pivotal in helping me overcome my physical challenges and led me to pursue a career in Physiotherapy.

In my practice I am confident treating a wide variety of injuries, ranging from ankle or knee sprains, acute or chronic low back pain, head aches, shoulder disfunction, elbow tendonitis, and much more. I work with patients of all ages and activity levels. I incorporate manual therapy, soft tissue and dry needling techniques along with functional exercises to help give my patients confidence to resume their normal activities and empower them to stay active.

Beyond my regular practice, I have a strong knowledge base and enjoy helping people with concussion and vestibular symptoms. Headaches, dizziness, difficulties concentrating, vertigo, and feeling off-balance can significantly impact your daily life. If you are suffering from any of these symptoms, I can help you regain control and move with confidence again.

When I am not at work you can find me enjoying the outdoors, participating in boxing, climbing, group exercise classes, and hiking.

KANIKA SABHANI, PT DPT, BSc Kin, IMS/Dry Needling (Functional Dry Needling Level 1 & 2), FRC... Read More

SAM MARCH, Massage Therapist & Personal Trainer

RMT, FR® (Functional Range Release) Upper, FRA® (Functional Range Assessment, FRC® (Functional Range Conditioning) Mobility Specialist, FRSC®, Kinstretch® Level 1 Instructor

Samantha March is a licensed massage therapist with a 3000 hour RMT diploma.

Sam incorporates a variety of techniques into her massage treatments. She combines General Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, FR® (Functional Range Release), FRC® (Functional Range Conditioning), and strength/stretching techniques. 

Sam is a former competitive athlete in multiple sports and has background in Personal Training. This, combined with numerous certifications with Functional Range Systems, helps Sam provide the best care to her patients.

Sam’s approach to treatment focuses on maintaining and improving joint range of motion to decrease the risk of injury and increase performance.

Not only is Sam an amazing Massage Therapist, she is also a Certified Kinstretch Instructor, teaching regular Kinstretch classes on a weekly basis at Move to Move.

SAM MARCH, Massage Therapist & Personal Trainer RMT, FR® (Functional Range Release) Upper, F... Read More

KAREN VITO, Massage Therapist & Manual Osteopathic Therapist

RMT, MOT (craniosacral and visceral manipulation), IASTM, RAPID (upper and lower body), ROCKTAPE Certified, NKT

Karen is a dedicated Registered Massage Therapist with certifications in relaxation, therapeutic, sports massage, myofascial cupping, and RAPID neurofascial reset (Upper and Lower Body). Her commitment to holistic care led her to pursue additional training, culminating in her designation as a Manual Osteopath in March 2022. During her studies, she acquired expertise in craniosacral therapy and visceral manipulation techniques. Karen’s primary objective is to empower individuals on their path to optimal health by providing personalized treatment plans aimed at facilitating the body’s natural healing processes.

Inspired by her own recovery journey aided by manual therapy practitioners, Karen recognized the transformative potential of modalities such as massage and manual osteopathy. Eager to expand her expertise, she recently completed Neurokinetic Therapy Level 1 and attained certification as a Holistic Nutrition Consultant.

Karen is enthusiastic about ongoing education in holistic treatments and is dedicated to sharing her knowledge to support others on their wellness journey. She looks forward to collaborating with you to achieve your health goals.

KAREN VITO, Massage Therapist & Manual Osteopathic Therapist RMT, MOT (craniosacral and visc... Read More

DR. BRIANNA BUSCH, Chiropractor

DC, FRC® (Functional Range Conditioning), Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist Certification

My goal as a chiropractor and health mentor is to provide you with education and encouragement on your journey to movement. It is my ultimate goal to get you ACTIVE and FUNCTIONAL. The biggest detriment to people’s health that I see on a daily basis is a lack of movement, and the plethora of negative health effects that go along with a sedentary lifestyle. My excitement to guide your movement journey and keep you living your best life is what drives me to wake up every day and treat the wonderful residents of Calgary and surrounding area.

The scope of musculoskeletal practice is broad: jaw pain, headaches, spinal pain, body asymmetries, rotator cuff injuries, knee/hand/wrist/ /foot and ankle injuries, running and gait assessment, breath work, strength and mobility guidance, I can help with it all, and that’s why a patient’s goals are always of paramount importance with every individualized treatment offered. At Move to Move, patient treatment will NOT just consist of a spinal adjustment. Going to school for over 7 years and completing numerous post-graduate courses since, I have so much more to offer you than an adjustment. An adjustment is just one tool (one input) of so many options we have as manual practitioners to aid your body in recovery and optimal performance. I am dedicated to assessing and diagnosing your issue, providing your nervous system with diversified hands on inputs, and then solidifying these inputs with strength, mobility, and movement practice. The unique length of our treatment visits allows the time necessary to achieve these goals.

One of my many passions as a Chiropractor is pregnancy care. My goal is to safely and effectively prepare a woman’s musculoskeletal system for pregnancy, labor, and postpartum, and to be a continued base of knowledge and support throughout a woman’s pregnancy and postpartum journey. Whether you are thinking of becoming a mom, or gave birth years ago, there are likely some lingering issues that could use improvement; from C-section scarring, pelvic floor and core weakness, sacral and low back irritation, or bladder incontinence.

A born and raised Calgarian, I enjoy a multitude of indoor and outdoor athletics, specifically in the areas of triathlon and trail running. My goal is to continue pushing my limits in these activities, while still enjoying the complimentary movement practices of barre, yoga, hiking and cross country skiing. I am currently accepting new patients and welcome you!

DR. BRIANNA BUSCH, Chiropractor DC, FRC® (Functional Range Conditioning), Pregnancy and Postpart... Read More

CARLIE ROMPRE , PT

MPT, BHK, FCAMPT, GUNN IMS, CAFCI, K-Taping, Graston®

Carlie completed her Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia. She has worked 10+ years in a private practice settings, working in Vancouver, Sherwood Park and more recently here in Calgary.

Carlie believes in assessing her patients as a whole, identifying abnormal postures, movement patterns and extrinsic factors that may be contributing to their injury. Her treatment approach combines manual therapy, IMS, acupuncture, exercise therapy and taping to assist patients in achieving their goals. As a FCAMPT Physiotherapist, Carlie has advanced manual and manipulative therapy skills to help assess and treat joint restrictions.

Carlie has a long athletic background which includes playing for the UBC Varsity Women’s Ice Hockey team, participating in the Alberta Ride to Conquer Cancer as well as spending every free weekend exploring the mountains. Carlie is an avid snowboarder, hiker, runner and cyclist. If she is not working, you will probably find her playing in the mountains! Because of Carlie’s active nature, she loves working with athletes and getting them back to action.

Fun fact: Carlie is a very talented creator of hip hop music.

CARLIE ROMPRE , PT MPT, BHK, FCAMPT, GUNN IMS, CAFCI, K-Taping, Graston® Carlie completed her ... Read More

SAIGE BELL, Massage Therapist

RMT, Cupping

Saige’s journey into massage therapy was sparked by her early passion for health and interest in healing the body with a holistic approach.

She enjoys integrating therapeutic techniques to enhance range of motion and alleviate discomfort, alongside relaxation methods that promote activation of the parasympathetic nervous system for optimal rest and recovery. 

Saige firmly believes that inhabiting a body that feels good and moves freely significantly enhances our day to day life, and views massage as a potent tool in facilitating this.

Her belief in the body’s capacity to heal is also what has motivated her to continue her studies and enrol in a 4 year program in Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Saige is eager to broaden her understanding of the body and explore new avenues for helping others on their way to wellness. 

SAIGE BELL, Massage Therapist RMT, Cupping Saige’s journey into massage therapy was sparked by h... Read More

LEA JUSZKIEWICZ , PT & Co-Owner

MScPT, BPE, FDN/IMS Certification Level 1 & 2, FAFS, FR® (Functional Range Release) Spine & Upper Limb, FRC® (Functional Range Conditioning), Kinstretch® Level 1 Instructor, FMT Blades Certified

I’ve been a Physiotherapist for over a decade and over the last decade I have seen a positive shift in the profession. Physiotherapists are starting to move away from largely providing passive treatments to using an active, movement-based approach that empowers and educates clients. This is exciting to me! I have always thought of Physiotherapists as movement specialists but many of us restrict our assessment and treatments to a bed, a room, or a 15 minute time slot.

I strongly believe that to properly assess and treat a client is to take a step back and spend time observing their movements, see how they perform in their environment. By observing basic human movements such as a deep squat, you can quickly screen the lower extremity and assess joint range of motion and strength. Assessing for control and joint dissociation should be as simple as asking the client to do another task. Can they do it or not? If not, I want to be able to give the client the tools to be able to achieve the task and in the future, have them be able to add complexity into those basic human movements.

For this type of Physiotherapy, I require floor space as well as simple but effective equipment such as dowels, hanging stations, free weights, lifting bars and open wall space. M2M provides this environment as well as it will provide a seamless transition back to an environment and a community that promotes injury prevention and optimizing human movement for the rest of your life.

LEA JUSZKIEWICZ , PT & Co-Owner MScPT, BPE, FDN/IMS Certification Level 1 & 2, FAFS, FR®... Read More

BONAR McCALLUM, Movement Teacher & Co-Owner

FRC® (Functional Range Conditioning) Mobility Specialist, Kinstretch® Level 1 Instructor, Certified Personal Trainer, FMS Level 1, Ido Portal Internship

Physicality has always been one of the most important aspects of my life. This pursuit, I feel, is contrary to societal norms. The message I have been subject to is that physicality is a great pastime, but there are higher priorities where you should focus your energy. I have also received the message that high level physical pursuits are for the young, and when you get older other responsibilities should take priority in your life.

It has taken me the first half century of my life to understand that my desire to live and work pursuing physicality is ok, and this path is fulfilling unto itself. I have determined that I don’t need to feel guilty about making this a high priority in my life. I have found greatest fulfillment in life when I am using my own body to its fullest potential and helping others to do so.

I have acted on this realization by developing a movement practice. I have been enrolled in online coaching with Ido Portal starting in 2014, and have taken on the challenge of a general movement practice. In this past year I have returned to my roots of rock climbing, and I am excited to apply the principles I have through a movement practice to the sport of climbing.

I am passionate about teaching, I have coached competitive climbing for many years, and as lead movement teacher at Move to Move over the first 4 years in business, I have gained much experience in developing a movement curriculum to fit the needs of our growing community.

BONAR McCALLUM, Movement Teacher & Co-Owner FRC® (Functional Range Conditioning) Mobility Sp... Read More

We provide movement education to our YYC community through Movement & Kinstretch group classes.

We provide movement education to our YYC community through Movement & Kinstretch group classes. Read More

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MOVE TO MOVE - Rehabilitation Clinic and Movement Studio
Located at: 1010, 2600 Portland Street SE, Calgary
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