The FUEL Team
Brandon Barr
MOT, RMT, PTS
Owner & Manual Osteopath
As a collegiate elite athlete, Brandon became intimately acquainted with the physical toll that strenuous training and repetitive stress can take on the body. This firsthand experience ignited his curiosity about the intricacies of the human body's response to physical exertion and recovery through manual therapies.
Brandon's journey led him into a comprehensive understanding of the body's functions and the requisites for sustaining optimal performance at a high level in sports. He pursued massage therapy at Grant MacEwan University and became a certified manual osteopath with the National Manual Osteopathic College of Canada. He is currently pursuing a Graduate Certificate in Pain Management from the University of Alberta.
By seamlessly integrating these modalities, Brandon refined his skills and developed unique techniques and protocols to address pain and restore optimal function to the body. The result has been a remarkable reduction in recovery time from injuries and a significant decrease in the severity and frequency of painful symptoms for his clients. With nearly two decades of experience, Brandon has been dedicated to empowering his patients, guiding them towards healthier daily lifestyles and fostering long-term well-being.
In his spare time, Brandon enjoys playing baseball, hockey and golf with his friends. You can often find him on long walks in the dog park and playing frisbee with his charcoal lab, Wrigley.
Noreen Remtulla
Clinic Administrator
After a successful corporate career Noreen transitioned her healthcare sector expertise to lead the growth of FUEL Pain & Injury Recovery Clinic.
Her leadership ensures that every detail at FUEL operates seamlessly, providing our patients with exceptional care. Known for her friendly demeanour and dedication to excellence, Noreen is a cherished team member who adds a personal touch to everything she does, from coordinating appointments to assisting with patient inquiries.
Noreen is a visionary leader, community advocate and city-builder. She has spearheaded countless public education and awareness campaigns in public health, law enforcement and municipal government.
If you follow the Girl Guide cookie crumbs, you’ll find Noreen has been a proud member for nearly 30 years! She is also a cabinet member of the United Way Alberta Capital Region. And when she’s not volunteering, you can find her walking Edmonton’s river valley or exploring new (food-related) activities and events around town.
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Ray Gonzalez
Manual Osteopath, Performance Specialist
Ray thirst for knowledge led him to become a Manual Osteopath, Nutrition Consultant, and Performance Coach with a special interest in functional biomechanics, applied neuroscience, and cellular biology.
He takes an integrative holistic approach to treatment and movement, helping individuals discover a better state of flow and enhance their mind-body connection.
With more than a decade of experience working with athletes, chronic pain patients, concussions, neurological disorders, and more, Ray employs various techniques during his treatments, including soft tissue therapy, joint mobilization, visceral manipulation, cranial osteopathy, and functional/applied neurology.
Jessica Parish
Registered Massage Therapist
Jessica Parish is a dynamic massage therapist who brings a unique perspective to her practice, having transitioned from a successful career as a paramedic. Her journey into massage therapy began with a desire to provide long-term relief and support to those in need, rather than just immediate solutions.
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With a strong foundation in emergency care and a passion for holistic healing, Jessica understands the intricate connections between the body and mind, making her an exceptional Registered Massage Therapist.
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Jessica aims to empower her patients through the transformative power of touch and mindful movement.
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Christina Worthing
Psychologist
Christina works with her patients so they can live meaningful lives. She does this by walking alongside them as they work through difficulties and learn new skills and ways of viewing their problems. She is caring and compassionate with a bit of humour to put patients at ease.
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While counselling individuals injured at work, Christina gained valuable expertise in pain management and the biopsychosocial model of pain. She is also skilled in addressing common concerns such as anxiety, stress, depression, grief/loss, communication skills, relationship difficulties, and sleep difficulties.
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Christina takes a client-centered approach to ensure her clients' priorities are addressed. She also draws on strategies from ACT, CBT, Solution focused, and Emotion Focused therapy to best meet a client's needs.
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When she's not counselling you can find Christina playing music at church, cycling, playing board games with friends, and enjoying the outdoors hiking.
