About us

Dr. Carleen Tralenberg has been practising Acupuncture and traditional Chinese Medicine since graduating From McEwan University in 2007. 

Over the past 16 years in practise, she has taken extensive trainimg in Sports medicine Acupuncture, Fertility, Preganncy, mental Health and digestive management. 

Heather's journey in healthcare began with her graduation from MacEwan University's Massage Therapy program in 2005. Since then, she's been on a mission to blend her expertise in orthopedic and therapeutic massage, myofascial, Graston, cupping, hot stone therapy, and deep tissue work.

Specializing in migraine and headache treatments, motor vehicle accident rehabilitation, and chronic pain management, Heather thrives in a multi-disciplinary setting. Her collaborative spirit shines at Kollectiv Health, where she's an integral part of a diverse team, working seamlessly to provide holistic care to her clients.

Every client coming into the office is unique. Each and every body tells a different story.

Years of experience in massage therapy has taught her that our body is like puzzle. The body shows symptoms, however, the source of the problems might be far from where the symptoms are present. This is possible as all systems in our body are interconnected and interdependent through our fascial network. 

Kristin Zukowski has worked in the mental health field for approximately 18 years and is now expanding her practice to include holistic health through acupuncture. After three years of dedicated study and practice, she graduated from MacEwan University’s Acupuncture program and is passionate about blending her extensive mental health experience with the natural, holistic benefits of acupuncture.

Specializing in treatments for depression, anxiety, fertility, and pain management, Kristin believes that acupuncture offers a powerful complement to conventional mental health care. Her personal journey with acupuncture’s healing effects inspired her transition into this field, and she’s dedicated to helping her clients achieve similarly transformative results.

Chantal’s path to becoming a Nutritional Coach was shaped by her own health challenges and a deep desire to create balance between work, motherhood, and wellness. After years of struggling with chronic pain, fatigue, digestive concerns, and sleep issues, she discovered the healing power of holistic living—and never looked back.

Drawing on her background in fitness, movement, and nutrition, Chantal completed her certification in Holistic Nutrition through Precision Nutrition and is also a trained Garuda Pilates Instructor. Her approach combines whole-food nutrition, mindset work, and gentle movement to support physical, emotional, and mental well-being.

At Kollectiv Health, Chantal brings her lived experience and diverse training to help clients find practical, personalized solutions that support long-term wellness. She is passionate about empowering others to reconnect with their bodies and build sustainable habits that support healing from the inside out.

My name is Alison King, I am a registered massage therapist with CMMOTA. I have been a therapist since 2016, starting my practice as a student attending Grant MacEwan University in 2013.

I have always had interest in massage therapy, and how we can use the body to help heal itself. My journey into massage therapy as a career began when I was involved in my own motor vehicle accident. During my treatment I was able to ask about the career and the options available in it.

Nicole is a registered acupuncturist who blends the ancient wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine with over 15 years of experience as an Advanced Care Paramedic. She offers acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, and ear acupuncture, with a special focus on Neuro- Acupuncture

Inspired by her own healing journey, Nicole’s care is rooted in compassion and integrity. She creates a safe and welcoming space where patients feel heard, supported, and empowered in their healing process.

I am a Canadian Certified Counsellor that specializes in working with men, individuals and couples.

I am a dedicated and compassionate therapist with a strong ability to listen deeply and connect meaningfully with clients as I walk alongside their unique journeys of healing and self-discovery.

I’m often described as intuitive, empathetic, and non-judgmental - qualities that help create a safe and supportive space for you to speak openly and honestly. My approach is rooted in empathy, intuition, and a profound respect for the complexity of the human experience.

I work with teens, adults, seniors, and couples, offering support that is both personalized and heart centered. Together, we’ll explore the path forward, which may include EMDR, CBT, parts work, or other evidence-based therapeutic approaches tailored to your needs.

While some of the deeper work will be yours to carry, I’ll be alongside you—offering guidance, reassurance, and gentle redirection as needed.

Mason Moir is a Registered Massage Therapist who takes a goal-oriented and personalized approach to care, helping clients feel better, move more freely, and stay consistent with their health.

He works with a wide range of concerns—from general tension and stress to more specific areas such as muscle tightness, mobility restrictions, and injury recovery. Whether clients are looking for maintenance, relaxation, or targeted therapeutic work, Mason adapts each treatment to meet their individual needs.

His approach is area-specific and collaborative, beginning with a thorough assessment and open communication throughout the treatment. His work is intentional—never overly aggressive, but not passive—striking a balance that supports both effectiveness and client comfort based on individual preference.

Emerald Rathgeber is a Registered Massage Therapist who completed her 3000-hour training at OVCMT in Vernon, BC—one of Canada’s most comprehensive massage therapy programs. Since graduating in 2014, she has developed a practice rooted in clinical reasoning, hands-on skill, and a strong interest in solving complex presentations.

At the core of Emerald’s work is a deep tissue, therapeutic approach. She is known for working with clients who feel like a “puzzle”—cases where pain is persistent, patterns are layered, or previous treatments haven’t fully resolved the issue. Her focus is not on temporarily easing symptoms, but on identifying and addressing the underlying causes of tension and dysfunction.