Biography
Caleb Fenton RMT, CSMTA (scm) graduated from the Professional Institute of Massage Therapy (PIMT) 2200 hour diploma program, with Honors.
Early in his career, Caleb lacked clientele to sustain a business and provide for a family and was deciding on a career change. After taking a continuous education (CE) course, it rekindled his passion for his practice and decided to focus on an 'Assessment based' practice.
Fast forward, Caleb's business has thrived. With a 4-6 month wait, long waiting list, and referrals from several medical professionals.
Caleb specializes in injuries, whether acute or chronic, sport or work related, using an array techniques such as; Acupuncture, Cupping massage, Trigger Point Therapy, Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM), Joint Mobilization, Active Isolated Stretching and many more. Caleb's advanced assessment skills has brought him to develop, write and teach seminars called, 'Power of Assessment,' which helps other therapists sharpen their skills in anatomy and physiology, postural and gait assessment and orthopedic testing and has written several articles submitted to the Massage Therapy Canada Magazine. In 2018, Caleb was awarded the Heather Whittaker Memorial Award, a prestigious award recognizing RMT's in their field of continuing education and in 2019, awarded the MTAM Merit Award in recognition of outstanding contributions to the development and growth of Massage Therapy in Manitoba.
Awards
2009: Graduated from the Professional Institute of Massage Therapy with Honors
2016: Sports Massage Therapy Certified Candidate
2018: Awarded the Heather Whittaker Memorial Award
2019: Massage Therapy of Association of Manitoba Merit Award
Achievements
2012: Certified in Active Isolated Stretching
2015: Completed the written, oral and practical exam for Acupuncture
2016: Worked with Winnipeg Blue Bombers
2016-2017: Worked with the Southeast Thistles Rugby Club
2017: Teacher Assisted Paul Elliot at the MTAM AGM, Active Isolated Stretching Foundations Seminar
2018: Lead the first "Power of Assessment" group study for RMT's in Steinbach, MB
2018: Wrote his first article, "Power of a Assessment," to the Massage Therapy Canada Magazine
2018: Worked with the Eastman Raiders Peewee Team
2018: Worked with the Steinbach Pistons Hockey Team
2019: Wrote his second article, "RMT's and the "Weakened Warrior," to the Massage Therapy Canada Magazine
2019: Nominated for the Steinbach Chamber of Commerce 'Future Leader' Award
2020: Worked with the Hanover Fusion U17 Women's Soccer Team
2020: Made cover of the Massage Therapy Canada Magazine writing his third article "The Low Down."
2021: Wrote his fourth article "Lower limb Referred Pain."
2022: Wrote his fifth article "Nail in the Head," article about headaches