Our Team is Growing
Come Join us and never look back
By the time you read this, if you lived here, you would be home. And you probably walked. That is just one reason why we love the north! Yellowknife has a great community; nature abounds on our doorstep and you can enjoy a work-life that permits time off as well as the ability to pay off student loans.
LCP Health is now gladly accepting applications for full-time positions as a Physiotherapist, Chiropractor as well as Sports RMT’s. Come and join our skilled team of fun, friendly and experienced Physiotherapists/RMT’s. We are the sole rehab clinic offering Physio in Yellowknife as an alternative to the government services.
We believe life is about balance and we offer a competitive commission-based, paid vacation starting at 4 weeks/year, relocation allowance, a yearly education allowance, accommodation assistance as well as flexible schedule allowing you to truly enjoy the north (northern lights, kayaking in Great Slave Lake) and truly experience a better quality of life and standard of living. Learn more here about life in the knife: https://spectacularnwt.com/
Our Team
Adam Bailey
Adam Bailey, PT, hails from Amherstburg, Ontario and joined our LCP Health team in 2015. He graduated from the University of Western Ontario as valedictorian of his Masters in Physical Therapy class. Prior to achieving his Masters, he received his Bachelor of Human Kinetics degree majoring in Movement Science at the University of Windsor. Adam is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and is registered in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario.
Adam is continuously looking for ways to better serve clients and has completed several courses and workshops including:
- Advanced Physical Therapy Lower Extremity Certification Program
- Eclectic Approach to Upper and Lower Quarter Assessment and Treatment
- Selective Functional Movement Assessment Certification
- McKenzie Method – Part A: The Lumbar Spine & Part B: The Cervical & Thoracic Spine
- Matheson Ergonomic Evaluation Certification Program
- Building a Stronger Core
- Soft Tissue Release
- FITforeGOLF
- The Shoulder: Theory & Practice
- Shoulder Instability Management and Rehabilitation
- Fowler Kennedy Sports Medicine Clinic: Concussion Workshop
- Explain Pain, Neuro Orthopaedic Institute
- Mulligan Concept – Upper Quadrant
Adam takes a whole body approach to assessment and treatment and is committed to helping clients understand the underlying cause of their injuries. Adam’s one-on-one approach to an active rehabilitation program focuses on education and exercise to allow clients to take control of their injury and achieve their rehabilitation goals. Adam is passionate about helping clients of all ages on their road to recovery and is thrilled to provide rehabilitation services in Yellowknife.
Amanda Tritton
Amanda Tritton, PT, attended the University of Western Ontario where she obtained both her Masters in Physical Therapy as well as a Bachelor of Science degree with an Honours Specialization in Kinesiology. Prior to joining our team in October 2015, Amanda had worked with a variety of clientele with neurological, cardiopulmonary, and musculoskeletal conditions resulting from sport, workplace, and motor vehicle accident injuries as well as post-surgical rehabilitation. She also has experience treating individuals of all ages from Paediatric to Geriatric populations.
Amanda is an avid lifelong learner and is continuously seeking new challenges and opportunities to better herself as your physiotherapist. Her most recent continuing education courses include:
- Advanced Physical Therapy Lower Extremity Certification Program
- Eclectic Approach to Upper and Lower Quarter Assessment and Treatment
- Selective Functional Movement Assessment Certification
- Functional Capacity Evaluation Program from Roy Matheson & Associates Inc.
- McKenzie Method – Part A: The Lumbar Spine & Part B: The Cervical & Thoracic Spine
- Shoulder Instability Management and Rehabilitation
- Certified Fitter – SIGVARIS Compression Therapy
- Manual Therapy – Level 1
- Soft Tissue Release
- Explain Pain, Neuro Orthopaedic Institute
- Mulligan Concept – Upper Quadrant
Amanda is a positive and energetic person that strives to help clients achieve their unique therapy goals. She is dedicated to providing the exceptional quality care that clients have come to know and expect from our team. Amanda is an advocate of the health promotion principle that people should be empowered with the knowledge and tools needed to take control over their own health and return to the sports, activities, and roles that matter most to them at home and in their community.
Wendy MacDonald
Wendy MacDonald, M.Sc,(A), R.SLP, S-LP(C) is a registered Speech Language Pathologist with the Alberta College of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists. She received her Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology at McGill University in 1986. She has worked in the North for over 20 years with predominately preschool and school-age children from a variety of linguistic and cultural backgrounds. She has an interest in child language development and autism. In addition to working with clients directly, Wendy provides training to parents, early childhood staff, school personnel and educational assistants regarding speech and language development. She also uses tele-health to provide speech-language services to remote communities.
Wendy has served on the board of directors for the Canadian Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists. She has also served as President of the Association of Northwest Territorial Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists
Brad Steyn
Brad Steyn is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC). His approach to counselling involves an extensive background in mentoring, teaching, training and advocacy work ranging from working with youth and adults in the non-profit sector and the academy (high schools and colleges). At the moment, Brad works for the Yellowknife School District as their “Community Liaison Counsellor.” Before that, Brad had been involved in managing a downtown Vancouver shelter, with all the complexities of caring for the most vulnerable people in that city, as well as using his counselling and experience to assist these people with their mental health challenges. Brad sees his primary role as a counsellor as helping clients finding the answers to their current predicament/s. His passion is to work collaboratively with clients to empower them to negotiate their way forward and experience the desired outcomes they are looking for. It is Brad’s desire to see people embrace their “true selves,” to be empowered to become the person they were created to be.
Brad’s approach to counselling is multi-faceted, incorporating a number of therapeutic lenses, which includes Existential Therapy, Person Centred Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Systems and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. His therapeutic areas of interest include: family history, life transitions, depression, anxiety, grief and loss, trauma, cross-cultural dynamics, justice, empowerment, relationships and the integration of counselling and spirituality. Brad grew up in a divided South African context, and in his late teens and early twenties expressed his opposition to the Apartheid government. As a result, he understands the way people feel the affects of oppression, abuse, disempowerment and discontentment that result from not being able to be or express themselves in an authentic manner.
Keli Castello
Keli Castello, RMT has been working in alternative medicine for over a decade. She graduated from Foothills College in 1999 in Massage Therapy. She specializes in Deep Tissue Massage (Trigger Point Therapy), Therapeutic Massage (acute/chronic pain) and Sports Massage. She also does Relaxation Massage, Reflexology and Cranio-Sacral Therapy.
Keli acts as a bridge between eastern and western medicine via her massage therapy and after working as a Medic in the Canadian Armed Forces. She has studied extensively in different kinds of medicine: Sotai, Shiatsu, Thai Yoga Massage, Energy Healing: (Reiki, Huna, Yuen Therapy), and Medical Intuitive Training.
Learning is, and continues to be, a lifelong passion for Keli.
Marion Hutton
Over the span of my 20 year health career, I have focused on occupational rehabilitation and life care planning. I provide disability management consultation to the legal profession, insurance industry, government agencies and private industry. Services include functional capacity evaluation, cost of future care, occupational performance assessments as well as duty to accommodate/return to work planning.
I’ve have had the good fortune to become a geographic expert of the north inclusive of health concerns specific to the rural and remote North having travelled and worked in communities across Nunavut, NWT and Yukon providing a variety of health care services.
I completed the Functional Capacity Evaluation mastery series by Roy Matheson and Associates and since 2003 have been recognized as a Certified Work Capacity Evaluator and a Certified Ergonomic Evaluator Specialist. In addition I am a certified Progressive Goal Attainment Program clinician (PGAP) and Certified Life Care Planner (CLCP). I frequently present at conferences on Duty to Accommodate and Disability Management across Canada.
Émilie Charette
Émilie Charette, RMT, is a current Registered Massage Therapist with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario. In April 2018, she graduated with great distinction from a three year massage therapy program at Collège Boréal in Sudbury in Ontario. With her fresh knowledge of the practice, she is motivated to develop the optimal treatment plan with her clients.
Émilie uses a result-based problem-solving approach to massage therapy. She uses Myofascial release techniques, Counterstrain techniques, Lymphatic drainage techniques, trigger point release techniques, joint mobilization techniques, muscle energy techniques, general Swedish techniques and corrective exercises to improve her client’s condition and achieve the goals they have set together. As a bilingual Massage Therapist, she makes her clients feel at ease as they are able to communicate in either French or English to discuss their care.
In her spare time, Émilie enjoys spending time with family and friends or travelling, camping, hiking and learning. She is a current student with the Osteopathic College of Ontario and is incorporating the acquired knowledge in her practice. Émilie is also teaches and practices a large variety of martial arts and is a former member of the Canadian Kickboxing National Team. As a current coach and referee with Kickboxing Ontario and the World Association of Kickboxing Organisations, she aims to inspire athletes to pursue their dreams.
Francophone passionnée, Émilie est une massothérapeute diplômée avec grande distinction du Collège Boréal à Sudbury en Ontario et est inscrite à l’Ordre des massothérapeutes de l’Ontario. Elle adopte une approche de massothérapie de résolution de problème axé sur le résultat. En collaborant avec ses clients, elle crée des plans de traitement qui permettent d’atteindre les objectifs attendus pour améliorer leur santé et leur qualité de vie.
Angela Gold
Angela Gold, RMT joins us from central Alberta. Born and raised on a cattle farm east of Rocky Mountain House she is accustomed to being in nature, open spaces, working hard, being a part of a team and working with animals. She does however enjoy the conveniences that city life offers.
Angie, as she is otherwise known, has been practicing clinical and rehabilitative massage therapy since 2002. Her focus is deep tissue, Myofascial release (Graston), and assistive stretching (PNF stretching/ Thai yoga Massage). However her practice is not strictly limited to rehab; she is also a birth doula and performs prenatal, Swedish relaxation, hot stone, reiki, reflexology, sports, lymphatic, scar tissue release massage and athletic therapy including: athletic taping, postural and athletic assessment/advisement based on musculoskeletal imbalances, restrictions and optimal performance goals.
She is passionate about using the knowledge and skills she has acquired over her career as an RMT and competitive athlete to help others to be at their best. Angie currently uses her role as an RMT to assist others and is actively pursuing a degree in Psychology in her free time, with dreams and aspirations of becoming a physician. Though she is not yet sure what discipline of medicine she’d like to practice.
When she is not working she enjoys snuggling and walking with her puppies, spending time with friends and family playing games, cooking, watching local rugby (while longing to play again), skiing when the opportunity arises and road trips.
Angela is warm, friendly, outgoing, open minded and encourages you to introduce yourself, visit with her, invite her to sit down to share a meal or a game of cards etc. whenever she appears to be available.
Michaelis Harrison
Michaelis Hurst, RMT Trained in Winnipeg at the Massage Therapy College of Manitoba, Michaelis is Registered with the Natural Health Practitioners of Canada. She has over 5 years of clinical experience, working with a variety of injury rehabilitation programs and pain management along with pre-natal massage, relaxation and holistic healing techniques. She enjoys bringing many modalities into her practice, incorporating Swedish Massage with Myofascial Release, Cupping, Hydrotherapy, Deep Tissue, Muscle Energy Techniques, and Sports Massage.
Vudzirai Mashoro
Vudzirai Mashoro, RMT moved to Yellowknife to be close to her family after completing her 2315 Massage Therapy Program in Toronto. She is registered with Natural Health Practitioners of Canada and is in good standing. Vudzirai is experienced in Swedish massage with Myofascial Release, Hydrotherapy, Deep Tissue, Muscle Energy Technique, and Lymphatic Drainage. She looks forward to expanding her practise in the near future. Off work, Vudzirai enjoys spending time with her newborn grandson, reading and knitting.
Blaze Flewell
Blaze Flewell, RMT trained in Red Deer at the Alberta Institute of Massage and is registered with the Remedial Massage Therapists Association. She has 2 years clinical experience as well as a BSc in Physical Education (Kinesiology) from the University of Alberta.
Blaze incorporates relaxation, deep tissue, therapeutic work into her treatments and is trained in myofascial cupping, reflexology and Kinesio Taping. She enjoys being active and is excited for new adventures in Yellowknife.
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