Meet Our Team
Our Clinical Team
Kim Deschamps
Owner & CEO
Physiotherapist, Pelvic and Women’s Health Therapist, Professional Yoga Therapist, Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner, Dry Needling Practitioner
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Kim Deschamps is the Founder and CEO of Holistic Physiotherapy and Wellness, a woman-owned multidisciplinary clinic in Saskatoon offering whole-person, trauma-informed care. As a licensed physiotherapist with advanced training in pelvic health physiotherapy, lifestyle medicine, professional yoga therapy, and dry needling, Kim helps clients uncover and address the root causes of pain, hormonal imbalance, and persistent patterns impacting their health and quality of life.
Known as a “root cause detective,” Kim combines evidence-informed practice with nervous system regulation and lifestyle-based interventions. She supports individuals across the lifespan—including men, women, and gender-diverse clients—with particular passion for menstrual health, fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, and perimenopause.
Kim holds a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy, a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology with Great Distinction, and certifications in gerontology, pelvic health physiotherapy, professional yoga therapy, dry needling, and lifestyle medicine. She is a lifelong learner, mentor, and advocate for inclusive, collaborative, and sustainable models of care in private practice.
Outside of the clinic, Kim is a devoted mother of two, a lifelong learner, and a big believer in slow mornings, strength training, and daily walks with her dog. She is deeply supported by her husband, Jeff, whose partnership and shared vision have grounded her through each chapter of building a business while raising a family. Kim finds joy in nature, meaningful connection, and holding space for others—at home, in the clinic, and in the community. Her vision is to create long-lasting change in health care by building a values-led business that supports both the people who receive care and the professionals who provide it.
Maegan Marshall
Clinical Director
Physiotherapist, Vestibular Therapist
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Maegan is a dedicated and experienced physiotherapist who truly believes in the power of integrated, whole-person care. She brings a collaborative, patient-centered approach to her practice, with empathy, clinical expertise, and a deep commitment to helping clients achieve their goals.
Maegan earned her Master of Physical Therapy from the University of Saskatchewan in 2012 and her Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of Regina in 2010. With over a decade of experience, she has served as a Clinical Team Lead and Clinical Coordinator in large, multidisciplinary rehabilitation clinics, guiding diverse teams toward excellence in care.
Her approach is grounded in treating the whole person, not just the injury. Maegan supports clients with a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and holds advanced training in the assessment and treatment of dizziness and balance disorders, and concussions. She has obtained specialized vestibular rehabilitation training across Canada and at Duke University, with all competency exams passed. She has also completed post-graduate training in the Mulligan Concept, Kinesiotaping, myofascial release, and dance-specific rehabilitation.
A passionate advocate for injury prevention in performing athletes, Maegan draws on over two decades of experience as a dance instructor. She's a Licentiate with the Canadian Dance Teachers Association, Progressing Ballet Technique certified, and a member of Healthy Dancer Canada. Maegan has completed mentorship training at the prestigious Harkness Center for Dance Injuries in New York, and has used her knowledge and expertise to develop injury prevention and teacher education programs for dance studios,
Maegan works collaboratively to help clients of all ages return to the activities that matter most to them—whether that’s elite performance, daily living, or anything in between. She believes that movement is a powerful tool for healing and growth and strives to support each client’s unique journey to wellness.
Outside the clinic, Maegan is a mother of two active children and one active dog. She enjoys yoga, traveling, outdoor adventures, and family board games. She continues to teach jazz and contemporary dance, trains in salsa and bachata, and is an active choreographer and teacher within Saskatchewan's performing arts community.
Tashelle Peigan
Physiotherapist, Pelvic and Women’s Health Clinical Specialist
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Originally from Fort Qu’Appelle, Saskatchewan, Tashelle has spent the last decade in the United States. There she earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from University of Wisconsin-Madison and became a board-certified Pelvic and Women’s Health Clinical Specialist following her residency training at Duke University. Although early in her career, Tashelle has extensive experience treating complex cases in the outpatient clinic, as well as providing acute care on the Mother/Baby unit in a large hospital. Tashelle loves the variety that comes with specializing in Pelvic and Women’s Health.
Tashelle has always known she was going to be a Pelvic and Women’s Heath Physical Therapist. It is no surprise that she has a knack for demystifying taboo topics and normalizing uncomfortable subjects. With Pelvic and Women’s Health as her speciality practice, she is excited to treat anyone with a pelvis and help them better understand their body throughout the lifespan!
When Tashelle is not working you can find her running! She enjoys running on the trails but does not mind pounding the pavement either! However, her first love is volleyball. She played volleyball in college and continues to pursue coaching opportunities in the community.
Kelsey Shynkaruk
Physiotherapist (Prov.)
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Kelsey is a physiotherapist who helps people move with more ease, confidence, and comfort. She completed her Master of Physical Therapy at the University of Saskatchewan, following a Bachelor of Science in Anatomy and Cell Biology with Great Distinction. With a strong foundation in human anatomy, she brings curiosity, compassion, and clinical insight to every appointment.
Early in her career, Kelsey is especially passionate about orthopedic physiotherapy and takes a movement-based, whole-person approach to care. She focuses on building strong therapeutic relationships, listening deeply to each client’s story, and creating individualized treatment plans that support long-term success.
She believes that care should be equitable, accessible, and grounded in respect. Whether you’re managing pain, recovering from injury, or looking to move with more confidence, Kelsey works collaboratively with you to help you return to the activities that matter most.
Outside the clinic, you’ll often find her walking along the river, flowing through a yoga class, or curled up with a good book or crochet project. Staying active and creative helps her bring genuine care, positivity, and a little sunshine into every appointment.
Rebecca Engele
Physiotherapist
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Born and raised in Muenster, Saskatchewan, Rebecca earned her Master of Physical Therapy and Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Saskatchewan.
Growing up with a parent who has a physical disability inspired her passion for helping others and gave her a deep understanding of how movement and independence shape everyday life. She values listening to her clients’ stories and creating a welcoming, supportive space where they feel heard and empowered.
Rebecca enjoys working with people of all ages and has a special interest in helping older adults stay active and confident. Through her clinical placements in geriatric rehabilitation and several summers volunteering to lead exercise and walking groups, she has gained meaningful experience supporting older adults in building strength, confidence, and quality of life.
Outside the clinic, Rebecca enjoys playing piano and ukulele, baking, completing paint-by-numbers, and staying active. She’s always up for an adventure — whether trying a new restaurant, going skydiving, or just kicking back for a movie with a huge bowl of popcorn.
Ashley Preete
Registered Massage Therapist
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Ashley Preete is a registered massage therapist, who acquired her medical massage therapy diploma from Axiom Career College in June 2023 and is a recognized member of MTAS. Although Ashley is a new face in the massage therapy community, she has acquired over three hundred hours of practical massage therapy experience, that came with completing her two thousand three-hundred-hour course. Ashley’s ability to feel adhesions or disfunction in tissues is complimented by her knowledge in Myofascial techniques, gentle mobilization techniques, deep tissue, and relaxation massage.
Having grown up in Melfort Saskatchewan, Ashley settled in Saskatoon in 2007. Her compassion and care initially lead her into care work, working several years with people with disabilities. Ashley has an earnest drive to help those around her and is always joyful upon seeing improvement in her clients health journeys.
Having practiced Myofascial and Gentle Mobilization techniques, Ashley is always looking to expand upon her skills, and is looking to add more talents to her growing repertoire of skills.
When not at the office, Ashley likes to spend her days gardening or crafting. On the warm summer evenings, you just might catch her by the river at social dancing events and enjoying her life to the fullest.
Felicia Sewap
Registered Massage Therapist
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Felicia is a Registered Massage Therapist and proud NHPC member who completed her diploma at Axiom Career College in June 2025. She provides a variety of therapeutic services, including relaxation massage, prenatal care, and cupping therapy, tailoring each treatment to meet the unique needs of her clients. With a passion for helping people of all ages, Felicia’s approach blends skill, care, and compassion to promote healing and overall well-being. Originally from the James Smith Cree Nation, Felicia moved to Saskatoon with her partner in 2021. Growing up in a family whose values were rooted in helping others, she carries that same drive into her practice as a therapist. Outside of work, Felicia enjoys spending quality time with her partner, their young son, and their dog. She especially loves the summer months at the lake—fishing, camping, and golfing. During the colder months, you can find her on the ice playing in the ASHL hockey league in Saskatoon.
Bronwyn Wyatt
Registered Social Worker
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Bronwyn Wyatt is a dedicated and compassionate Social Worker, registered with Saskatchewan Association of Social Worker (license #3005). Bronwyn received her Master of Social Work (MSW) in 2020 and also holds a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) (2003) and a Bachelor of Human Justice (BHJ) (2000). Bronwyn is a clinical counsellor who specializes in trauma, Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), perinatal mental health, infertility experiences, and grief & loss. She is trained in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Trauma-Informed Stabilization Therapy (TIST).
With over 25 years of experience providing community and clinical counselling, Bronwyn brings a foundation of empathy and practical care to her practice. Bronwyn is passionate about empowering clients to gain self-awareness and develop practical skills to foster sustainable change and personal growth for individuals (aged 18+) and couples. Clients appreciate her genuine, relatable approach—one that is straightforward with a touch of humor when appropriate—helping create a comfortable and authentic space for healing.
In her private life, Bronwyn is a dog mom to two golden doodles — Jedi and Gruber — and a "participation-trophy-wife” to her husband. She loves to read, watch TV, listen to true crime podcasts, knit, cross stitch, and generally create things!
Mary Kiesman
Registered Nurse,
Shockwave Therapy Practitioner
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From a young age, Mary felt called to be a healer. Her passion grew from watching loved ones navigate the healthcare system and deepened through her own health journey. In 2023, after requiring abdominal surgery, Mary experienced persistent daily pain that affected her ability to live, work, and move comfortably.
One morning, while searching for relief, she discovered shockwave therapy. After her very first treatment, she experienced profound release and unexpected emotional relief — a moment she describes as “tears of joy.” She hadn’t realized how much tension her body had been carrying until shockwave therapy finally eased it. That experience became a turning point, inspiring her to bring this modality to others seeking compassionate, effective support.
Mary is passionate about offering shockwave therapy in a warm, welcoming, and non-judgmental space, helping clients feel safe, seen, and supported as they move toward healing. She blends her nursing expertise with a deeply human approach, honouring each person’s story and offering care that meets the whole person — not just their symptoms.
“It would be my privilege to support you.”
To learn more about Mary’s approach to healing and shockwave therapy, visit healingwave.ca.
