Our Practitioners
Page Allison, R.Ac, CATA
Owner
Acupuncturist
Athletic Therapist
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With a passion for leading an active lifestyle, it was only natural that Page chose to pursue a career that would allow her to help others do the same. In 2015, she completed a Bachelor of Athletic and Exercise Therapy at Camosun College and then went on to complete a Diploma of Acupuncture from Pacific Rim College in 2019.
She use a combination of acupuncture, various manual therapy techniques, exercise prescription, and client education during each treatment session. She strives to get clients back to their pre-injury state as quickly and as safely as possible. Not only does she love treating musculoskeletal injuries but acupuncture has opened her eyes to the possibilities of helping clients with issues ranging from digestive upset to menstrual disorders.
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When shed not in the clinic, you can find her snowboarding up at Whitewater, pumping iron at the NDCC, trying to get a descent score in disc golf, or dipping her toe into the world if fly fishing.
Emily Johnson, MScPT
Emily spent the last 12 years practicing physiotherapy in the Sea to Sky Corridor before moving to Nelson in 2022. She ran her own practice for nearly 5 years in Squamish & prior to that spent a couple of winters treating traumatic knee, shoulder & back injuries in Whistler.
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Emily has a unique style of practice that revolves around examining the body as a whole, complex & integrated system. Assessments always involve a complete head to toe postural scan &/or in depth investigation of problematic movements & postures. Treatments are completely tailored to each individual. These integrative treatments draw from her extensive post-graduate training in Visceral & Neural manipulation, Craniosacral therapy, Anatomical acupuncture and IMS.
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For more on Emily visit her website at https://www.emilyjphysio.com/
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Dominique Gravel, B.Kin
Dominique is registered Kinesiologist with the British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists (BCAK) and holds a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Sciences from Concordia University. Currently pursuing her studies at the Canadian School of Osteopathy, she hopes to blend kinesiology and osteopathic principles to offer a comprehensive, whole-body approach to health.
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Her passion for movement stems from a diverse background, where she’s worked alongside Olympic and recreational athletes in high-performance clinics, supported children with disabilities and led community-based group exercise classes. But what truly drives Dominique is her mission to make movement accessible and empowering for everyone, regardless of background, ability, or fitness level. She believes that exercise should be inspiring, not intimidating, and creates personalized plans that help her clients build lasting confidence, prevent injuries, and experience pain-free movement.
Whether you're an athlete, recovering from an injury, or seeking to improve overall function, Dominique focuses on evidence-based techniques to create an exercise plan that is personalized to meet your unique needs.
An outdoor enthusiast, she thrives on running, swimming, biking, hiking, and foraging, while also finding balance through music and community connections.