About Us

Dr. Logan Northcott grew up in Okotoks, where he played hockey and lacrosse for 17 years. He graduated from Foothills Composite High School where Dr. Logan competed in track and field, football, basketball, and volleyball.

After graduating from the University of Lethbridge with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (with a focus on Biomechanics), Dr. Logan went on to the University of Western States in Portland, Oregon. In 2020, he completed a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology and a Doctor of Chiropractic concurrently.

Dr. Logan uses a diversified technique when conducting spinal and extremity manipulation. He also provides services in soft tissue therapy, rehabilitative exercises, and spinal decompression.

His goal is helping patients move pain free and giving them the resources they need to continue taking care of their body. He enables them to live the lifestyle they want; whether that includes walking the dog, carrying groceries or competing in athletics.

Today, in his spare time he enjoys playing golf and hiking in the mountains in the summer. In the winter he is out skiing or playing hockey.

Born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta, Dr. Paul graduated from Life Chiropractic College West in Hayward, California, in 2005. He was also awarded his doctor of natural medicine by the Board of Natural Medicine Doctors & Practitioners–North America.

Upon graduation, Dr. Paul returned to the Capital Region, were he opened his first clinic, the award-winning Century Park Pain and Health, in South Edmonton. Over the next 10 years, he opened three more clinics: Refresh Health and Wellness in Sherwood Park, Dynamic Physiotherapy and Wellness Centre in Spruce Grove, and Beaumont Wellness Centre in Beaumont.

Dr. Paul has since opened two more clinics. Last year, he merged and opened a clinic in Leduc (Willow Park Physiotherapy), and this year, he purchased a second Spruce Grove location: 360 Wellness.

He was one of the first persons to introduce spinal decompression in the region, a non-surgical, drug-free treatment that targets the source of spinal pain rather just the pain itself. In 2008, he founded Spinal Care Canada, extending spinal decompression services to locations throughout Alberta.

Today, Dr. Paul’s clinics are more than just chiropractic offices: they focus on comprehensive, whole health solutions. Each clinic provides multiple services, including chiropractic, massage therapy, acupuncture, physiotherapy, shockwave therapy, neuropathy, and podiatry. He is not only dedicated to providing optimum care to his clients, he strives to make his clinics leading care centres in their areas.

Dr. Paul’s customers are the first to say his customer service is amazing. He puts his patients first and focuses on only their time and treatment. Over the last 14 years, he has mentored the rest of his team in these same principles. Whether you see him for your treatment or one of his many qualified practitioners, you can know you’ll be in good hands.

Her career has been mostly in Emergency Medicine. Over the years, she has mentored many new grads and taught nursing at the university. While nursing remains in the background, her interests have shifted to osteopathy. 

After being introduced to osteopathy eight years ago, and already having a background in anatomy and physiology, she found osteopathy fascinating and was determined to complete the course. She has since graduated from MOCC with honors and distinction. She is trained to work with individuals aged 12 and up, specializing in athletes. She has been fortunate enough to have worked with a female AA hockey team, using her osteopathy skills.

She strives to provide preventative treatments, assist in maintaining optimal health, and educate others. She is a member of the Canadian Massage and Manual Osteopathic Therapists Association. She has continued taking courses, recently completing the Level 1 Lymphatic Drainage Therapy course. While she does not treat lymphedema, she can provide referrals.

Outside of work, Danielle enjoys being around her family and friends. She loves watching hockey at all levels, especially when her two kids are playing. She also enjoys many sports, including playing hockey and golfing in the summers.

Jennifer graduated, with Honours, from the 2200-hour Massage Therapy program at the Alberta College of Massage Therapy (ACMT) and is a registered member in good standing with the Canadian Massage & Manual Osteopathic Therapists Association (CMMOTA).

She has training and is fully licensed in Therapeutic Massage, Relaxation Massage, Dynamic Cupping as well as Hot and Cold Stone Therapy Treatments.

In her practice, Jennifer places significant emphasis on fostering partnerships with her clients. She believes in collaborative work to regulate the nervous system and target specific areas of concern, whether the goal is achieving overall relaxation or addressing therapeutic needs. Her approach is grounded in the belief that effective therapy integrates both body and mind, ensuring clients leave feeling rejuvenated and more attuned to their own health.

As a busy mother of two, Jennifer intimately understands the challenges of balancing personal health, family life, and a demanding schedule. Her personal journey through major knee surgery following a sports injury provided firsthand experience with the rehabilitation process and the vital role of supportive therapies in recovery. This experience has deepened her commitment to self-care and reinforced her belief that prioritizing one’s well-being is essential for overall health and the capacity to care for others.