Meet Our Team

Dr. Enrico Dolcecore

My chiropractic experience started right after high school when I was working towards getting accepted into medical school. After 2 years of pre-med studies I came across a chiropractor who sat down and taught me a few principles of chiropractic. I watched him help a few people get better, and I realized how rewarding his job really was. He was able to work with healthy active people that wanted to be pain free and also improve their human ability. This was much more interesting to me than dealing with diseases and prescribing pills that the medical model follows. The very next day I applied to a couple chiropractic colleges and was accepted a month later by Palmer College. Going to Palmer was the best choice I could have made.

Today I wouldn’t trade my job for anything else. The most rewarding thing in the world is teaching and helping families change their lives. When patients tell me that their pain is gone, their energy is up, and they are doing things that they didn’t think they could do anymore I smile from the inside out. Helping children live better and seeing the impact it has on a family is indescribable. My mission is to help as many people and families as I can live healthy, happier lives, and we’re starting with NW Calgary.

Dr. Christine Hafer

Everyday, I am very grateful to be a holistic provider of health and wellness. Chiropractic school has given me the opportunity to help many people reach their potential, and to live a better quality of life.

I began my journey towards chiropractic when I was 7, and a doctor told me I had a curvature in my spine. My father took me to a local chiropractor, in my home state of Michigan in the US, and he decreased my scoliosis over time. I did not understand as a child what positive impact chiropractic had in my life then.

During undergraduate school, I was working towards my Bachelor in Neuroscience when a friend of mine told me that he was enrolling in chiropractic school upon graduation. He started explaining the philosophy of chiropractic. He told me that chiropractic philosophy believes that the body heals itself, and the profession is truly interested in helping people help themselves. Chiropractors do not heal the body; they help your body heal itself by restoring your body to proper function. I read as much as I could about chiropractic, and decided too that I would attend Palmer College of Chiropractic after I attained my Bachelor's degree in both Neuroscience and Psychology from Central Michigan University. Chiropractic is the perfect career for me, as I actually get to witness people feeling good all around me!

I have interests in the outdoors, yoga, running, and nutrition. In addition, I always keep up on the latest literature, and I am constantly working on becoming more eco-friendly.

I believe that living a healthy lifestyle is very rewarding, and I hope to share that joy with my patients.

Daniel Goh, BA., MA, RMT

My passion has always been about connecting with people in therapeutic ways. Switching from a career in counselling therapy to helping people heal through massage therapy, I hope to be an instrument of health, wellness and balance for the people I serve. I graduated from the Foothills College of Massage Therapy. I enjoy helping clients with muscle strains, especially in the low back, shoulders, neck, and legs, clients with sports injuries, and expectant mothers. I also like treating clients who have headaches or who have trouble falling asleep from being overworked. I am equally adept at deep-tissue massage work which may involve releasing trigger points, as well as providing full body relaxation treatments. In every therapy session, I endeavour to help clients relax and recover, and learn new ways to help themselves through therapeutic exercises.

My delights are in challenging myself physically and by participating in numerous marathons, biathlons and adventure races. In the summer you can find me on day hikes exploring the beautiful Canadian Rockies with my wife and two toddlers. I love travelling the mountains and have explored South-East Asia, Britain, Finland, Egypt, Peru, and the beautiful beaches of Mauritius and the Maldives. My modest achievement was trekking to the peaks of Mt. Pacharmo in 1998 and Naya Kanga in 2001 in Nepal. I now run and play soccer regularly.

Angela Kirk, RMT.

Competitive swimming was a big part of my life growing up in Calgary. Reaching a National level, I have had my fair share of injuries, and massage therapy helped with the healing and recovery. In turn, those injuries helped me choose my career path of becoming a massage therapist. I graduated from Foothills College of Massage Therapy in 2005 and have been practicing at Crowfoot Massage ever since.

I have had the pleasure of helping clients relieve their pains and discomforts through specific massage techniques. I have helped clients who have suffered from motor vehicle accidents to clients that suffer severe migraines, muscle strains, sprains, and the worst of all, STRESS.

I enjoy learning new things and challenging myself throughout my career. Having a son in December of 2008, I now know what it's like to be pregnant. This recently lead me to gain a certification in Maternal Massage Therapy so that I can help relieve those aches and complaints in all the stages of pregnancy, as well as helping speed up the recovery time in the stage of postpartum.

Erica Peters, RMT

Erica is our newest massage therapist. She graduated from Mount Royal University as a Resgisterd Massage Therapist and has been building a solid client base at Crowfoot Massage Therapy thanks to her exceptional skills and dedication to the art of massage therapy. She is a pleasure in the office and commits 100% of her energy to her clients every single time. Currently Erica is getting her certification in Hot Stone Massage therapy which will be a great addition the wide veriety of massage offered at Crowfoot Massage Therapy.

Dr. Shana Shang, TCMD

I was trained in China in both Western and Traditional Chinese Medicine. I also completed advanced studies at the Beijing Acupuncture Institute of China for Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture. While in China, I held positions as an Internal Medicine Specialist and Infectious Disease Specialist. I have over 25 years of experience in using both Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine together to ensure the most positive outcome for my patients. I take great care in my examinations taking into consideration lifestyle, diet, activity, and possible stressors that may be the underlying cause to the health concerns for my patients.

Shana's results and reputation are renowned as an acupuncturist and natural healer.

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