Instructor Profiles – Edmonton

Terri graduated from Alberta Massage Training in 2009 and became a teacher’s assistant in February 2010. She completed an online instructor course in November 2010. To add to her skills, Terri has taken a cranio sacral workshop, a jade stone workshop and standard first aid and level C CPR. Terri is an active member of the Remedial Massage Therapists Association, working out of a clinic in Sherwood Park during the week. Terri enjoys helping others, whether it’s working out a client’s knots or helping a student learn the body.

Keenan is an RMT originally from Ontario. He moved to Red Deer January 2018 with his fiance, where he currently practices out of Collegiate Sports Medicine, and was lucky enough to be welcomed onto the ACMT team! He is also coaching the Red Deer Special Olympics Powerlifting team.

Keenan spent his time as an RMT in multidisciplinary clinics working primarily with patients with orthopedic injuries, MVAs, and other pain problems. Prior to becoming an RMT, he worked as a Personal Trainer and Strength & Conditioning coach, specializing in post-rehab work.

His biggest interests clinically are persistent pain, the science behind pain and rehabilitation, neurophysiology, and the biopsychosocial model. He is currently working on a degree in Human Sciences, with the intention of going into Physiotherapy. Keenan is very passionate about continued learning, He is very curious by nature, and looks forward to sharing that with the students of ACMT!

Ewa supervises Student Clinic and teaches the SMP program in Edmonton. She has been practicing massage therapy since 2012 and she is very passionate about the industry. Ewa’s certifications include Reflexology, Hot Stones, Shiatsu, Waslawski technique and Myofascial Cupping. As a practitioner she believes in continuous learning about human body, strong communication with clients and utilizing available resources to reach treatment goals. Ewa feels privileged to have the opportunity to contribute to the education of new RMTs.

Amanda began her career in 2011 and began teaching with ACMT in 2016. Fascinated by the human body, she is pursuing the field of Manual Osteopathy to add to her Massage Therapy practice. In addition to instructing the Spa Massage Practitioner and Massage Therapy programs, Amanda is a clinic supervisor and the External Practicum Officer. In her spare time, she enjoys gardening, being outside, and crafting.

Brittany earned her Massage Therapy diploma in Newfoundland and now calls Fort McMurray her home. She is thrilled to have a career that allows her to help others. (Spoiler alert: it never gets old!) To provide the best treatments she can for her clients she is always seeking out new learning opportunities. Some of the additional courses she has completed include cupping, yoga, pregnancy, deep tissue and Thai-sport massage. In 2017 she also became a sport trainer. When not engulfed in all things massage, she is a hip-hop head who enjoys volunteering, browsing memes the gym and travelling. The future is bright for the Massage Therapy profession in Alberta. Her goal within ACMT is for each student to leave feeling confident in their skills and equipped to take care of themselves along their journey. It was way back during her own schooling that she fell in love with body work and she hopes to ignite that same passion in students. She is honoured to play a small role as they embark on what she believes is simply the best career ever – Massage Therapy.

Diana Beaumont graduated from ACMT in June 2014. As an alumni she knows exactly how the students feel going through the process of working hard for their certifications. Diana worked as an RMT part-time with her own practice after graduation up until October of this year. Diana opened a clinic on the south side and recently got married. She has a beautiful 19 year old daughter.

Diana is one of the south side clinic supervisors and enjoys every minute spent with the students. She sees how much they improve with every hour of practical and loves showing them different ways to work the body to better the client’s experience.

As someone naturally drawn to helping people, Carrie left her photography career to pursue Massage Therapy and Manual Osteopathic Therapy. In her clinical practice and in the classroom, her style appeals to both right and left brain dominant people. She loves following a creative, intuitive approach and then backing it up with physiological connections. Even more than that, she loves teaching others about their bodies and how they can feel their best. Carrie has a strong passion for Craniosacral Therapy and continues to take additional courses to further her education. In her spare time, you can find her exploring nature with her children and labradoodle, out on the water kayaking, or teaching herself cello.

Emilaine is a Registered Massage Therapist, Student of Manual Osteopathic Therapy and Reiki Practitioner. She is a graduate of Alberta College of Massage Therapy and studying at the Manual Osteopathic College of Canada.
Emilaine’s outlook of life is optimistic which drives her passion for people and the love for her family. She practices and trains in Karate, enjoys yoga, loves trying new activities and staying active. She loves the scenery of the mountains and enjoys hiking, camping, and simply spending time outdoors.

Emilaine strongly believes and advocates for holistic health and wellness enhancing a life of balance. Her goal is to facilitate healing and restoration, while educating and empowering clients on improving their general wellbeing.
She is so excited and honored to be joining the ACMT faculty as Student Support and hopes to inspire and encourage students on their journey to becoming RMTs!

Emilaine is a Registered Massage Therapist, Student of Manual Osteopathic Therapy and Reiki Practitioner. She is a graduate of Alberta College of Massage Therapy and studying at the Manual Osteopathic College of Canada.
Emilaine’s outlook of life is optimistic which drives her passion for people and the love for her family. She practices and trains in Karate, enjoys yoga, loves trying new activities and staying active. She loves the scenery of the mountains and enjoys hiking, camping, and simply spending time outdoors.

Emilaine strongly believes and advocates for holistic health and wellness enhancing a life of balance. Her goal is to facilitate healing and restoration, while educating and empowering clients on improving their general wellbeing.
She is so excited and honored to be joining the ACMT faculty as Student Support and hopes to inspire and encourage students on their journey to becoming RMTs!