Leah Haines, RMT
​Registered Massage Therapist

Leah was born and raised in Spruce Grove, with her family members and their roots planted throughout the community for over 50 years. She graduated from the Alberta College of Massage Therapist’s 2200-hour program in June of 2012, and has been a member of the National Health Practitioners of Canada since 2011. During her 11-plus years in practice in the Spruce Grove community, Leah takes on a holistic framework with her massage therapy assessment and treatment plan, by valuing respect, relevance, responsibility, reciprocity, and relationality.

She utilizes an array of orthopedic assessment and massage techniques in her treatments including Swedish, deep tissue, and therapeutic massage techniques, trigger point therapy, Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) / Muscle Energy Techniques (MET), active and passive release techniques, chronic pain management, injury prevention, sports performance, and functional movement. Leah has also has taken training in myofascial release, myofascial cupping, Manual Lymph Drainage, pre & post natal massage and even Reiki. She has a passion for postural dysfunction and joint mobility, for just your everyday activities.

In addition, Leah is the lead second year, 2200-hour Massage Therapy instructor for the South Edmonton School of Massage Therapy where she stays current with the research in massage therapy and modalities. Her interest and studies does not end with just the humans, she also has a strong interest in equine sports massage and studied with numerous massage schools as an Equine therapist, going back as far as 2004, when she began this entire journey by graduating from the Olds College Equine Sciences program.

​Leah spends what spare time she has enjoying nature to it fullest, riding her horses, walking her two dogs, painting nature scenes, and even plays several musical instruments she is fluent in from time to time! Finally, but most importantly, Leah loves being a mom to her two amazing teenage daughters.
​“The doctor of the future will give no medication, but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, diet and in the cause and prevention of disease.”
~ Thomas Edison
Physiotherapy. Physical Therapy. One on One appointments. Exercise-based interventions. Private treatment spaces. Detailed assessment. Education on improvement. Treatment approach. Manual therapy. Rehabilitation. Movement goals. Injury recovery. Pain management. Functional movement. Individualized therapy. Exercise therapy. Injury rehabilitation. Pain relief. Functional rehabilitation. Holistic wellness. Patient-centered care. Evidence-based treatment. Rehabilitation services .. Physical health. Wellness. Personalized care. Health Goals. Holistic treatment. y