Meet Our Team

  I have been working here with these amazing group of woman since 2022 and knew right away I did not want to be anywhere else. I have been a Registered Massage Therapist since 2018. I love the relationships that are being built with each of my clients and look forward to meeting new ones.  I am also the proud new owner of Lacombe Massage Therapy as of May 2024, I am so excited to be a part of something so great, thank you to Crystal to making it such an easy decision to make! 

I am beyond excited to have the opportunity to work with a great team and kick start my career as a RMT at Lacombe Massage Therapy!

I graduated from Rocky Mountain College\Billings, Montana in 2010 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science on a full ride scholarship for volleyball. I have worked in the health and wellness industry for 6 years and I have always been fascinated by the human body and its complexities.

The Director's Honors in the studies of MASSAGE THERAPY - PRACTICAL

The Director's Honors in the studies of ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY

I look forward to meeting new people and developing a personalized program and working with them so they can return to doing things they love to do. 

 Tracy Hadley graduated from the Alberta Institute of Massage in 2013.  With over 12  years of experience  she has many techniques and modalities to draw from in treating her clients.   She has also pursued advanced training in the treatment of the lower body for Plantar Fasciitis, Lateral Knee  Pain and SI joint pain.  She is also trained in hot stone and cold stone massage.  Graston and Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization technique addresses issues such as chronic muscle soreness, scar tissue for sports enthusiasts, athletes and previous injuries.  Tracy has received comprehensive cupping  instruction for myofascial release and trigger point therapy using silicone, kangzhu and haci magnetic cups.  Rattan massage can be a useful tool for blood flow, circulation, and deeper tissue therapy which can be heated or cooled for addressing adhesions and trigger point and its feels better than a pointy elbow.  Joint mobilizations are useful  to help joint stiffness, mobility and range of motion for the joints.  Tracy has been trained in bioflex laser treatments which help reduce pain, inflammation, produce new cells and create neuropathways beyond deeper layers to create more in depth healing and reduce delayed onset muscle soreness.  Tracy's interests outside of work is hiking, acrylic painting,  animation and travel.