Home-based holistic bodywork practice rooted in St. Albert, specializing in CranioSacral Therapy, nervous system focused bodywork and Hawaiian Lomi Lomi - supporting connection between body, mind and spirit.
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Please note: As Wildflower Wellness is located within my home, all new clients will be personally contacted prior to their first appointment. I value maintaining a safe, grounded and respectful treatment space for all who enter.
New male clients are accepted by referral only. Appointments without a verified referral may be declined.
Intuitive Flow Bodywork
My signature approach to massage therapy and bodywork the rhythmic flow of Lomi Lomi with passive stretching, Pha Khao Ma, CranioSacral, myofascial release, cupping techniques and/or energy work to create a treatment tailored uniquely to your needs.
Sessions may move between grounding relaxation, deeper therapeutic work, gentle movement, stillness and nervous system regulation to support reconnection with the body.
Hawaiian Lomi Lomi
A deeply flowing and nurturing Hawaiian bodywork rooted in the spirit of aloha - compassion, presence and connection. Using long, rhythmic wave-like movements designed to soften the body and encourage a meditative state with in the nervous system.
Incorporating breathwork and somatic awareness as well as Ho'oponopono - the practice of forgiveness, reconciliation and restoring harmony within oneself and relationships.
CranioSacral Therapy
A gentle, body-led therapy using light touch, stillness and subtle tissue listening to support the nervous system and soften deeply held patterns of tension.
Sessions may be deeply calming or may bring forward somatic and emotional responses such as changes in breathing, spontaneous movement, trembling, emotion or vocal expression. Whatever arises in gently supported without forcing or interpreting the experience.

Get to Know Alyssia
My passion for holistic health grew from personal struggles with anxiety, depression, and a multiple sclerosis (MS) diagnosis at 27. This experience led me to explore healing through a mind-body-spirit approach often missing in mainstream care.
I originally studied music at Grant MacEwan University, but the stress of performing triggered my first undiagnosed MS flare-up. After leaving music, my true healing journey began, eventually leading me to study massage therapy.
Through this path, I’ve learned how chronic stress affects the body and the importance of tuning into its signals. I now specialize in helping vocalists with voice and jaw tension, and supporting clients with anxiety, fibromyalgia, neurological conditions, and trauma-related stress.
Inspired by Hawaiian Lomi Lomi, I blend traditional holistic healing techniques with modern understanding.

"Wildflower Wellness embodies the idea that, just as wildflowers naturally thrive in their environment, all wellness can blossom when nurtured in supportive spaces. My focus in on creating an atmosphere that promotes mindfulness and holistic wellness, allowing individuals to flourish in their journey towards better health."