Practitioners

Alison Peia Stadnyk
R.TCM.P, R.Ac, Dpl.Doctorate of TCM,
Clinic Owner
Alison is a true believer that health and wellness is one of the most important values in life. The approach that traditional Chinese medicine takes to health, which involves using elements of nature to balance the body, mind and spirit - is what drew Alison into this practice. Alison is a Registered practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), which includes acupuncture, cupping, gua-sha, Chinese herbal medicine, electro-acupuncture, and moxibustion.
During a session with Alison, we will go through a history of your own personal health, where we will discover patterns from a Chinese medicine based diagnosis which will direct our treatment together. From here, Alison will develop a treatment that is tailored to your own unique needs, utilizing acupuncture, acupressure, cupping, herbalism, or any other TCM techniques that are indicated for your healing journey.
Alison also incorporates dietary counseling, lifestyle coaching, and Chinese herbal therapy as a support protocol for her patients when desired or indicated.
You can expect to leave your session feeling relaxed, aligned and empowered with tools to motivate you towards your personal health goals.
Jenay Manning, RMT
Jenay is a registered member in good standing with The College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia. She graduated from MH Vicars School of Massage Therapy in Alberta of 2018 and has since challenged the board exams so that she is now able to practice across all provinces.
She is thrilled to have her own practice at Pine & Needle, where she can give a beautiful combination of a therapeutic and intuitive touch. Her technique can be very adaptive depending on the treatment goals whether it be deep tissue, Swedish, trigger point
therapy, lymphatic drainage, sports massage, pregnancy, and her favourite focus - myofascial release.
Jenay believes that one’s own connection to their body is important and wants to help people discover that body connection, as we live in a very mentally focused society.
Her professional dance and yoga background has helped her understand this connection and aims to help others feel
empowered through their own anatomy by making them feel physically stronger and more flexible.
While in school, Jenay attended many outreaches such as the Synaptic Spinal Cord injury and Neuro Rehabilitation Center, The Children’s Hospital, and the University of Calgary’s anatomy lab, which have all deepened her understanding of the human body.
Jenay has worked in many different settings including chiropractic clinics and spa environments, where she has seen diverse clientele with many ailments, injuries and treatment needs.
Jenay has a true calling for helping others, including children. She enjoys offering massage therapy, as well as teaches and cares for preschool aged children. When she is not working you will find her on the ski hill, or on a trail with herpartner Brett and their pomchi named Pawblo.


Kali Reglin, RMT
Kali D. Reglin, RMT graduated from the +3000hr Registered
Massage Therapy program at Vancouver College of Massage
Therapy in 2013. Currently, Kali is in her 5th and final year of
studying Traditional Osteopathy at the Canadian School of
Osteopathy (CSO) in Vancouver, BC.
Her Osteopathic approach to treatment includes an assessment, a
variety of techniques and home care. During a session, patients can expect to discover underlying causes for pain and a unique approach to recovery.
Techniques that are pillars of an Osteopathic approach include:
Myofascial Release/Joint Mobilization, Craniosacral Therapy and
Visceral Manipulation.
Kali takes the time to dialogue with all the systems of the body, to
best assess what may be at the root of dysfunction and what tools will be effective during treatment. The goal will always be to realign the patient with their physical health and wellbeing, removing obstacles that inhibit the healing process.
She’s been a resident of Rossland, BC for 16 years, and very much
looks forward to be sharing this particular tool set with our
community. All presentations and health concerns are welcome.