Dr. Papadopulos employs diversified adjusting technique in the treatment of his patients, as well as Active Release Technique (ART), Graston Technique, Myofascial Cupping, Shockwave treatment, and Kinesiotaping in his soft tissue therapy.

Dr. Papadopulos received his Doctorate of Chiropractic (D.C.) degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic West (PCCW) in San Jose, California with recognition from PCCW Sports Council for his excellence, dedication, and service to advancing sports chiropractic through numerous sporting events.

Dr. Papadopulos continues to maintain strong ties with the Calgary Greek community, Muai Thai, Jujitsu, and MMA (mixed martial arts) communities. He maintains a healthy lifestyle through sports and recreationally competes in league soccer, hockey and basketball. He also enjoys running, golf, and incorporating physical fitness into his daily life.

You won’t just improve your quality of life through his treatments, but you will gain a friend.

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Dr. Scholz attended The University of Calgary where he studied physiology. He then attended Palmer College of Chiropractic West in San Jose, California. He began practicing in 1998, joining a prominent clinic in Seattle, Washington. There he treated players from the Seattle Seahawks, The University of Washington athletes and a wide range of high performance athletes. In this practice care of patients was coordinated with medical doctors, physiotherapists and specialists like physiatrists and orthopedic surgeons.

At this time Dr. Scholz learned the importance of integrating multiple techniques like Active Release to achieve the best results for his patients. See Journal Entry #1.

Dr. Scholz returned to Calgary in 2000, joining a medical team in Southwest Calgary to become part of a multi-disciplinary clinic. In 2002 he opened Westside Chiropractic. He was the treating Chiropractor for The Alberta Ballet Professional Company, The School of Alberta Ballet, and The University of Calgary Dance program from 2000 to 2015. He was also the treating Chiropractor for the Calgary Hitmen for two seasons during this time.

Over the years he has grown his expertise in treating the pain and swelling found in an extensive range of conditions. He has a special interest in difficult cases as well as the treatment of pre/post operative and post-fracture pain and swelling including both the face and body. To this end, he has developed a new technique to rapidly reduce pain and swelling post-operatively.

Dr. Scholz believes that a multi-disciplinary approach to healthcare is the gold standard for patients. ‘If a patient has a strong team of healthcare providers working for them, they will not only have greater health but be more informed about their health.’

Outside of the clinic Dr. Scholz enjoys traveling with his family, weight-lifting, golfing and gardening.

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Aimee is a graduate of Foothills College of Massage Therapy, and has worked from a therapeutic approach for recovery from Motor vehicle accidents, sports injuries and repetitive strain injuries, as well as more general issues such as migraines, tension headaches and fatigue from the stresses of daily life.

She uses her years of experience to create a treatment plan that incorporates techniques such as deep tissue, myofascial release, orthopedic assessment, craniosacral therapy and many others to really focus on meeting her clients unique needs. She listens to try to understand what is needed to allow her clients to feel addressed and heard.

She believes the power of touch through massage is a great way to truly connect with our bodies and to allow us to heal physically, mentally, and emotionally. She likes to figure out the root of the problem and help work towards correcting it. Her skills work to activate the body’s natural healing and restorative processes, release stress, eliminate tension and provide relief from pain.

In her spare time Aimee loves to connect with family and friends especially out in nature and being active together. She can often be found hiking with her dog, rollerblading and cycling along the river, or skiing in the mountains. She has a keen interest in travel and has been very fortunate to experience living in many different cultures.

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Kayley is a 2200 Hour RMT who graduated from Mount Royal University.

She traded in her ocean views for mountains, and now calls Calgary home. Growing up in White Rock, BC, Kayley was heavily involved in many different sports, which created the foundation for her love of movement. Kayley has always enjoyed experiences that have allowed her to interact with other people and soon found herself drawn towards a profession where she could help others achieve their health and wellness goals through manual therapy. After entering into the Massage Therapy program, she also found a new passion for understanding the human body on a deeper level, including psychology and the mind-body connection.

When Kayley isn’t teaching a spin class, trying out a new recipe in the kitchen, or losing herself in nature, she is working to help her clients feel the best they possibly can. Kayley specializes in Dynamic Cupping, Trigger Point Release, and Myofascial Release. Her massage treatments recognize the power of a holistic, multidisciplinary approach to care and the importance of treating each client based on individual needs.

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Georgina is a 2200 hour RMT graduate of Mount Royal University. She also holds a BSc in General Science with a focus in Biology which gives her a comprehensive knowledge of the human body.

She grew up in Calgary and would never imagine calling anywhere else home. Something about the mountains just always calls her back, even though she doesn’t like hiking. Growing up she was a competitive Irish dancer and had the opportunity to travel to many different places. With dancing, she learned to love and appreciate movement which led her to a science degree. After working as a conservation biologist with the prairie dogs in Saskatchewan for a couple of years, she felt a pull to move into a field where she could work with and help people get back to feeling their best, and found her way into massage therapy.

With her work in conservation and having been a competitive dancer, she understands the need for correct body mechanics and strives to help people meet their ultimate potential. She is also a strong believer that ‘you know your own body best’ so she likes to work with clients to put treatment plans together that align with their individual goals.

In her spare time, you can usually find her curled up reading a book, going on coffee adventures with friends and family, traveling to new (or old favourite) places, or teaching a spin class!

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