Kyle Fodor was born in Red Deer and raised on a farm in Central Alberta. Upon graduation from High School Kyle travelled overseas to work in New Zealand on a Honey Bee farm followed by working in Sweden on a mix crop and cattle farm. Kyle also attended SAIT in Calgary, Alberta and graduated as a 3rd Class Power Engineer. After work for 8 years in the industry he decided he was looking for a change. After receiving treatments from a local Manual Osteopath, Kyle decided that this was the change he was looking for.

Kyle received his 2270-hour Diploma in Manual Osteopathic Practice from the National Academy of Osteopathy in Toronto, ON, and continues to further enhance his education at the National Manual Osteopathic College in Innisfail currently.

With a training in Osteoarticulation Techniques, Visceral Manipulation, Craniosacral Therapy, Fascial work, as well as a variety of other techniques, Kyles goal is to help client’s feel better and return to doing the activities they love.

Kyle enjoys working on the farm during harvest, traveling the world with his wife, as well as hiking, camping, rock climbing and snowboarding in his free time.