Dr. Michael Bologna maintains a family-centered chiropractic practice with a focus on pediatrics, and prenatal care. His mission is to educate and adjust as many families as possible so they can reach their health potential through those means naturally provided. Dr. Michael practices in Squamish, North Vancouver and Whistler, and continues to provide his patients with tools which enable them to live healthy and prosperous lives. Dr. Michael is a graduate from the prestigious Parker College of Chiropractic. He has furthered his education through post-graduate work in pediatric wellness, contemporary wellness principles, nutrition, physical rehabilitation, and sports therapy. He has published articles focused on health, wellness, and exercise - and continues to be a reputable health authority, counseling numerous people to improve their health. Education Parker College of Chiropractic - Doctorate in Chiropractic International Chiropractors Association - Wellness Principles Certification in Exercise, and Nutrition University of British Columbia - Bachelor of Science in Biology Licensure Board Certified by the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners Board Certified by the Canadian Board of Chiropractic Examiners Board Certified by the British Columbia Board of Chiropractic Examiners

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Melissa Johanson has been practicing massage therapy since graduating from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2005. She has worked as a Clinic Supervisor and Outreach Supervisor for two colleges. She has supervised in-reach programs for patients with Multiple Sclerosis, and several outreaches that include: Friends for Life – patients living with HIV, Aids or terminal illnesses such as Cancer; Louie Brier Home for the Elderly; and the Burn Unit at Vancouver General Hospital. All of this education and experience, both professional and personal, is drawn upon and brought into every session with Melissa.

Melissa has worked with a variety of athletes both amateur and professional providing massage therapy that supported treatment & recovery of various sports-related injuries. She has participated in many sports herself and understands the training, muscle imbalances and injuries that can happen, having been through many of them herself!

Melissa also has further training & education in the area of women’s health, in treating pregnancy, post-partum, post-caesarean, and teaches parents how to massage their babies. Being an educator herself, she believes education is a lifelong process and continues to take courses to add to her practice.

She has been living in Squamish for 3 years and loving all that it has to offer – especially the beautiful outdoors.

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Born and raised in a tucked away little village in Upper Austria called Liebenstein, I was taught the power of nature, plants and foraging at an early age.

I graduated from the German Sports University in 2008 from a Masters of Science in Physiology and Rehabilitation (I am accredited and certified in Canada). Part of my school career involved extensive research in exercise and cancer. I was about to pursue a PhD program.. but travelling in Canada’s west and north landed me a position with the City of Whitehorse, Yukon where I became a permanent resident and lived for 8 years.

I knew I wanted to deepen my knowledge in manual therapy beyond my extensive rehabilitation and physiology education. During my schooling I worked within the Yukon Territorial Government for Health and Social Services, Care and Community branch, where I applied my knowledge of Rehabilitation and Prevention in varied pathologies (Chronic Disease, Neurological Disease, Cardiac Disease). Osteopathy was a profession I always was exposed to growing up. Fascinated by the deep knowledge of the muskolo skeletal system, the organs, the cranio-sacral complex, the nervous system and fluid flow, I was excited to start my schooling within the Canadian School of Osteopathic Manual Practice in Vancouver in 2013. Since day one I was practicing as a student in a clinic in Whitehorse to apply my knowledge immediately. I have completed the five year course work in 2018 and I defended my thesis in April 2019, to obtain my DOMP. Interested by what Osteopathy can give to a person, I am researching how Osteopathic Manual Therapy can help people who are diagnosed with PTSD and who have symptoms of PTSD.

I have a passion for finding the cause of what is preventing the person to express its true self and health. I have worked with newborns, infants, athletes, office-enthusiasts, adults, youth… Osteopathy really has no limit on who it can help.

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Sherri is a graduate of The West Coast College of Massage Therapy. Since entering practice in 1996, she has complemented her training with in depth studies in yoga therapy, myofascial release, visceral manipulation, and cranial sacral therapy. She has been able to create a personal style which blends her experience in sports and movement with her knowledge of the human body. Treatments with Sherri reflect her understanding that the body’s structure is interconnected. Changing circumstances force the body to continually adapt both mentally and physically. It’s through this adaptation that restriction of tissues are formed, leading to limitations or painful movement. Through assessment of all of the body’s structures, treatment and patient education, the body can begin to unlock, unwind, and heal itself. Bringing back the state of balance and harmony.

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