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Ensō Health Solutions

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Ensō Health Solutions

Therapeutic Massage. Acupuncture. RAPID-NFR. Lymphatic Drainage Therapy (Chikly Method). Pre-Natal. Pre-Natal (Pregnancy) Massage - For expecting mothers.

Providing You With:

Therapeutic Massage - For those suffering from acute, chronic, and repetitive strain injuries. There is typically more discomfort involved, but also greater ranges of relief.
*Note* - Sometimes called Deep Tissue Massage; however, everyone's idea of "deep" is different, which is why the term "therapeutic" is used instead. Relaxation Massage - For those who enjoy the feel of a great massage and have minimal pains/injuries that they want addressed. Mobile Chair Massage - 10-20 minute massages at gatherings/events. Patients receive rejuvenating massages while fully clothed and typically with minimal oil used. Mobile Table Massage - Receive a massage in the comfort of your own home! The therapists sets up their table, then gives you a massage of clinic/spa quality! Acupuncture - used to treat everything from mental disorders to physical ailments. After a comprehensive intake and diagnostic procedures, specific points on the body are stimulated to improve the body's ability to regulate itself and harmonize its systems. Myofascial Cupping - flame is used to create a vacuum in a glass cup, which is then placed on the skin. This helps to break up scar tissue and improve tissue mobility. This treatment does leave temporary marks on the skin. Guasha - a special blunt tool is rubbed over areas of oiled skin to break up scar tissue, and in Traditional Chinese Medicine, open meridians to relieve pain/congestion, and release External Pathogenic Factors.

01/06/2026

A spot opened up for today! Call or text 780-862-0010 if you'd like it!

12/08/2025

Just a quick reminder that if you get to this page when online booking, make sure to PRESS 'I'M DONE'!

If you don't, it won't actually book you into the schedule; you'll be a sad panda sitting in my waiting room listening to me tell you that you don't have an appointment.

Don't be a sad panda.

11/10/2025

Very excited to finally have toe spacers 👣 in stock at the studio!

They're an excellent tool to promote foot health and proper foot mechanics. I chose to sell this particular brand because:

☆ come in size Small, Medium, or Large to accommodate any foot size comfortably

☆ have a slim profile that isn't obstructive when exercising with them on - they can even be worn inside a wide toe box shoe

☆ are designed by the foot experts at Gait Happens using plentiful research to create the perfect shape

☆ can be customized using cork inserts as your feet evolve and strengthen

☆ each package comes with a QR code leading to instructions on how to properly integrate toe spacers into your lifestyle - they can confusing as to when and how long yo use them for

After taking the Gait Assessment course at , I realized that I was going to need some tools for patients to use while training their feet to be stronger. This was by far the most used tool and I may suggest for you to use it after I perform a Gait Analysis on you! I have also stocked the Toe Strengtheners - tiny resistance bands to pump up your toe splay ability!

10/23/2025

A last minute spot popped up for tomorrow! Call or text 780-862-0010 to book!

10/21/2025

A spot for tonight opened up! Call or text 780-862-0010 to book!

03/28/2025

Not mother nature gaslighting me into thinking I never shoveled last night...

When shoveling heavy snow, keep some of these tricks in mind to prevent injury:

● use a smaller shovel ●
○ If you're like me and try to move too much snow at once, do yourself a favor and downsize your tool. Too much weight will absolutely strain your back. More reps > more weight. If you don't have a smaller shovel, only fill a large one up partially.

● bend your knees ●
○ You need your knees to act as shock absorbers for your back. This will not happen if they are straight/locked out. Bending them also naturally drives you to have a wider base, making you lower to the ground. This helps to ground you and give you more balance.

● push with your legs ●
○ Now that your knees are unlocked, that means you can use the strength in your legs to push the snow. Your legs have far larger, more powerful muscle groups that make quick work of these tasks. Try not to rely totally on your arms.

● have a wide grip on the handle ●
○ For the exact same reason as having a wide base in your legs, wide hand positioning helps give you more leverage and more efficient strength.

● switch sides often ●
○ If you start with your right hand on the bottom of the shovel, switch to have your left hand in that position at least every 2 minutes, and vice versa. Try to use both sides equally to prevent tiring of any one side.

● take breaks ●
○ Snow shoveling can be just as aerobic as a workout. I even count it as my workout for the day personally. I don't know about you, but I do take 2-4 minute breaks when I exercise to hydrate and stretch. I treat this the same way.

● limber up ●
○ On the same vein as treating this as a workout, you should be warming up your muscles in preparation for this strenuous activity. Take 10-20 minutes to stretch prior.

12/24/2024

Merry Christmas everyone!

10/09/2024

I Ran A Marathon!

This summer I completed my first marathon - 42.2km!

I learned that there is so much more to running a race than just moving your legs. I appreciate all the insight, tips and tricks that everyone gave me along the way.

I also love that I can now empathize with my patients who run these types of races. I now understand how to better treat them.

12/08/2023

You want'em, I got'em. Gift Certificates available for purchase!

10/18/2023

I'm baaaack!

05/02/2023

"Doctor Felicia" certainly has a nice ring to it.

No, I haven't completed an extra doctorate. Our regulatory body, the College of Acupuncturists of Alberta, has recently updated our permits to reflect our new titles granted to us when our profession became regulated as of January 1, 2022.

What does it mean to be regulated? To gain this designation, the entirety of a profession in a province must appoint a single governing body that is recognized by the provincial government to enforce ethical, competency, and safety standards among its members. This is all in an effort to protect the public (our patients).

The government also grants exclusive use of certain titles to the members of the College. In our case these titles include Acupuncturist, Doctor of Acupuncture, D.Ac., Ac,. R.Ac.. You can be assured as a patient in Alberta that the only professionals using these titles have completed rigorous training and testing to be performing this service.

Members are also legally required to display this permit in their office. If you are wondering about a practitioners ability to perform acupuncture in Alberta, you can look for this permit. If they don't have one, you can report them to the College of Acupuncturists of Alberta, who will investigate whether they should be practicing.

04/26/2023

Brought out my fire cups today! It's been a hot minute since I've used these guys. As of late I've tended to prefer using the plastic pump cups, but I had a request for the glass cups today as they have wider rims and don't dig into the skin as much.

Did you know there are different types of cups and different cupping techniques?

I use plastic pump cups, glass fire cups, and silicone cups.

Plastic pump cups are great for stationary cupping (the cups are attached and stay in the same spot until released then moved). They're wonderful for spots that aren't a broad, open space, such as around the neck, hands or forearms.

Glass fire cups are lovely, again, because of their wider brim. They are prime for bleeding or "wet" cupping (an acupuncture point is pricked or cut, then a cup placed on top to suck out the stagnant blood). They are so easy to disinfect and therefore preferable to use when dealing with blood.

Silicone cups are quite flexible. I love to use them for sliding cupping (the skin is oiled then the cup is drug along the meridian or muscle). They also get good suction around bony prominences, such as the ankle bones.

Have you tried all the different types of cups and techniques?

Address

15813 106 Avenue
Edmonton, AB
T5P2Y6

Opening Hours

Monday	10:30am - 8pm
Tuesday	10am - 7pm
Wednesday	10:30am - 7pm
Thursday	10am - 8pm
Friday	10:30am - 7pm

Telephone

+17808620010

Website

http://ensohealthsolutions.janeapp.com/

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