Wellness Practitioners

Dr. Olivia is a Naturopathic Doctor dedicated to empowering individuals to take charge of their health using science-backed natural medicine. With a focus on metabolic health, digestion, and preventative care, she provides clients with the tools and knowledge they need to thrive—today and well into the future.

Whether you're navigating digestive issues, managing blood sugar imbalances, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of your body, Dr. Olivia works with you to uncover the root cause and develop a personalized health strategy tailored to your lifestyle and goals.

Olivia is accepting new patients and can be reached at droliviamatthews@calmplace.ca

Bailey is a Registered Holistic Nutritionist (R.H.N.) who obtained her designation at The Canadian School of Natural Nutrition. Through her studies she was able to understand various concepts of health and wellness, learn about a holistic approach to health, and understand the importance of the mind/body connection.

She believes there is no ‘one size fits all’ diet, workout, supplement, or lifestyle for any individual. Therefore, through an individualistic approach, she works with clients to uncover root issues, restore energy, gain confidence, and provide support as they make changes.

Inspired by food’s profound ability to promote overall wellness, Bailey is dedicated to empowering her clients to gain confidence in their food choices and themselves. Through her personalized approach, she offers guidance and support to help clients make meaningful changes that align with their health goals.

Bailey’s areas of expertise include nutrition for mental health, women’s (hormonal) health, digestive health, and intuitive eating.

To reach Bailey, her email is baileyfitzgerald@calmplace.ca

Adriannah holds Reiki Master Practitioner status under Usui style Reiki, her Level I, II and advanced training have been completed under the guidelines of the Canadian Reiki Association. Adriannah’s approach to Reiki sessions is client-oriented with an emphasis on holding space. Sessions are fluid and can vary in focus to include mind, body and soul.

Adriannah has worked with clients experiencing physical ailments, mental health struggles, general life stressors, as well as spiritually focused sessions. During Reiki sessions Adriannah’s main focus is to provide a safe space for healing, growth and relaxation to occur for her clients, with a compassionate undertone to all work she provides.

In her time at Memorial University Adriannah completed Bsc. in Psychology which aids in therapeutic debriefs at the end of each session. Debriefs are one of Adriannah’s favourite parts of a session as they can tie together what was felt during each session and often leave clients with clarity. Noticing the difference in clients’ energy from the minute they walk into her office and out is her other favourite as you can often see a tangible shift in their body language and expressions.

Adiannah can be reached at adriannah@calmplace.ca 

Amy Rezek is a Naturotherapist (n.d.) who supports people in slowing down, reconnecting with

their bodies, and finding steadiness in everyday life. Her work is grounded in nervous system

awareness, curiosity, and care—meeting people where they are rather than trying to fix or push

change.

Her practice centres on Spinal Energetics, a nervous-system–informed modality that works with

the spine, light touch, sound, and energetic field to support regulation and the release of stored

stress patterns. Sessions are non-invasive and client-led, allowing the nervous system to respond

at its own pace and in ways that feel supportive rather than directive.

To complement this work, Amy also offers Reiki and doTERRA AromaTouch® Technique, and

which support relaxation, grounding, and integration through touch, scent, and energetic work.

Known for her grounded and compassionate presence, Amy creates spaces where people can

arrive exactly as they are. Her intention is simple: to support people in building trust within

themselves and moving through life with a little more ease.

In addition to one-on-one sessions, Amy teaches Kundalini Yoga, Restorative Breathwork, and

Sound Bath classes through The Calm Place Wellness Studio. Reiki training is available upon

request.

Naturotherapist receipts for insurance companies are available for most one-on-one sessions,

dependent upon individual insurance plan guidelines

E-mail amyrezek@calmplace.ca to inquire.

Haley is a Registered Acupuncturist with a passion for Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). She offers a holistic, patient-centered approach to health, often including acupuncture, fire cupping and gua sha, to address the root of imbalance and support the body’s natural ability to heal. Her treatments are tailored to each individual, often incorporating TCM nutrition guidance and simple lifestyle shifts to help clients feel their best. 

Her primary area of interest is mental health, and she enjoys working with women’s health and treating pain conditions. Haley is also trained in cosmetic acupuncture, providing a natural approach to skin health.

Outside the clinic, Haley finds balance and inspiration in nature. She loves hiking near the ocean, spending time outdoors, and practicing yoga. She deeply values time with loved ones and believes that connection, rest, and joy are essential parts of wellness. She continues to expand her knowledge of TCM and holistic health so she can better serve her community.

Haley values collaboration and ensures patients are active participants in their treatment plans. She is committed to creating a safe, inclusive space where each person feels supported on their healing journey. Born and raised in Newfoundland, she feels grateful to offer her services in her home province. Her treatments are covered by most insurance plans.

Haley can be reached at haleymanning@calmplace.ca 

Maria is a trauma-informed yoga therapist who specializes in yoga therapy for mental health, chronic and persistent pain, cancer care, healthy aging, and nervous system regulation. Her work integrates gentle, chair, restorative, and yin yoga with self-myofascial release, guided meditation and visualization, and pranayama (breathwork) to support safety, resilience, and embodied well-being. She works with teens and adults, offering accessible, compassionate care tailored to each individual’s needs. 

Maria can be reached at mariahillier@calmplace.ca

Allanna Ward holds a Master’s degree in Creative Arts Therapies (Art Therapy). She believes

that meaningful therapeutic work begins within a safe, collaborative, and non-judgmental

relationship. She works alongside clients to create a supportive and responsive therapeutic

process, where individuals are encouraged to explore their inner experiences, develop insight,

and notice patterns.

Allanna’s work is grounded in trauma-informed and relational care, with creativity offered as a

therapeutic resource rather than a requirement. Art-making is introduced gently and flexibly, and

clients do not need prior art experience or to identify as “creative” to benefit from art therapy.

The focus is on process rather than product, with materials used to support reflection,

expression, and self-understanding alongside conversation.

In her work, Allanna supports clients in reconnecting with their inner resources and developing

awareness of how experiences are held emotionally and somatically. She recognizes that

stress, relational patterns, chronic pain, and life transitions often live beyond words, and she

works with clients to explore these experiences at a pace that feels respectful and manageable.

Allanna brings experience working in both individual and group settings across varied clinical

contexts. She has supported adults navigating a range of concerns, including anxiety, trauma,

perfectionism, identity exploration, eco-anxiety, and life transitions. She approaches this work

with attention to how social context, identity, and lived experience shape emotional well-being.

She has also worked with older adults and individuals living with chronic pain, cognitive

changes, and complex medical conditions. These experiences have informed her sensitivity to

issues of loss, identity shifts, resilience, and the emotional impact of illness, caregiving, and

chronic stress.

Allanna is committed to offering a thoughtful and respectful therapeutic space and values

working with clients across a wide range of lived experiences. Having returned to

Newfoundland, she is deeply invested in serving the St. John’s community and feels honoured

to walk alongside clients as they explore healing, agency, and resilience.

Allanna is a Professional Member of the Canadian Art Therapy Association (CATA) and the

Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA). She offers individual and group

sessions with young adults and adults within a collaborative group practice setting.

She can be reached at allannaward@calmplace.ca