Our Faculty

Our Faculty

Prairie College of Massage Therapy faculty are all Registered Massage Therapists in good standing with at least two years of practical experience.

Cynthia Martin

Registered Educator by Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education

Instructor 

Cynthia has been practicing since 1995, when she graduated from the Northern Institute of Massage and the Western College of Remedial Massage Therapies in Regina. Her special interests are mind science, how our nervous system influences healing, homeostasis and our perception of pain, as well as the psychological/physiological effects of compassionate touch.

Being a bit of a science nerd, she was delighted to learn that mitochondria DNA can be traced back to seven subgroups and that these subgroups are related to each other. That means that each person is a cousin to each other (and Cynthia honours family)! She has volunteered in the community with the Multiple Sclerosis 150 Bike Tour, TeleMiracle and various provincial and national sporting events. She has also volunteered for the Massage Therapist Association of Saskatchewan and the Canadian Massage Therapist Association in several executive positions. When time permits, Cynthia makes use of her B.A. in English (University of Saskatchewan) writing articles about massage therapy and editing for other writers. A life-long learner, she believes that each client teaches the practitioner something with every treatment.

Brenda Klarer

Registered Educator by Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education

Instructor 

Brenda graduated from the Northern Institute of Massage and the Western College of Remedial Massage Therapies in 1993. She began her career with a home-based business but, after a few years, yearned for the camaraderie and collaboration that a clinic setting would provide. Over the course of the next 18 years, she built a successful therapeutic clinic with a constant number of eight Registered Massage Therapists. She welcomed, mentored and supported RMTs from many different schools and backgrounds. Some stayed for over a decade while others, as their confidence grew and their client numbers increased, moved on to start clinics of their own. The common thread over the years was the desire to help her clients through massage therapy.

After nearly 30 years, Brenda is still passionate about the benefits of treating the body as a whole, focusing on the miracle of fascia and scar tissue release. She sold her clinic to once again work from home and looks forward to learning new ways to grow as a therapist while encouraging and mentoring others.

Bethany Antonowitsch

Registered Educator by Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education

Instructor

Bethany Antonowitsch has been working with the human body for many years. She started her career as a paramedic in 2009 where she has been caring for others, their health and their lives ever since.

In 2018 she chose to make a lateral shift in her career to massage therapy where she can care for the health and wellness of her clients in new and effective ways. She remains excited to share her wealth of experience about the human body as an Instructor for PCMT.

Brett Mitchell

Registered Educator by Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education

Instructor 

Massage therapy is Brett Mitchell’s second passion first having graduated with a master’s degree in music in 2016. Since that time he has been full-time faculty at Briercrest College in the music department.

In 2018 Brett chose to follow in his mother’s footsteps (or handprints, maybe) and registered for ACMT, PCMT’s sister school in Alberta, to start a career in massage therapy. Brett graduated with his 2200 hour diploma from the ACMT Lloydminster campus in 2020 and has built a thriving massage therapy business in the small town of Caronport, Saskatchewan. Brett is registered with MTAS and has certifications in SFH Dynamic Cupping and RAPID Neurofascial Reset. He is excited to be a part of the PCMT family as it has changed his life in profound and positive ways.

Janna Sarazin

Registered Educator by Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education

Clinic Supervisor 

Janna has been practicing massage therapy since 2001 – graduating from the Massage Therapy College of Manitoba in Winnipeg.  After many exciting years in Calgary, she and her husband decided to move back closer to family. They settled in Regina to raise their 3 children.

Although pregnancy and infant massage was always a special interest of hers; experiencing pregnancy and becoming a mother herself ignited a passion for supporting families as they journey through this particular stage of life.  So in 2013 she became a childbirth educator and focused her continuing education on prenatal, postpartum, and infant massage training.

Over the past 8 years her massage practice has focused primarily on supporting expectant and new parents, through specialized massage techniques as well as education, so that they can have the best, most empowered experience possible.

Her role as an educator and mentor brings her so much joy so she is thrilled to have the opportunity to join the PCMT family.

Tenille Brown

Registered Educator by Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education

Clinic Supervisor / Instructor 

Tenille is a skilled Massage Therapist and a Bowen Therapist excited to educate and encourage forthcoming therapists. She exemplifies leadership by example which  contributes to the success of the students.

Tenille’s focused on engaging students and sharing the love of Massage Therapy, with activities and specific curriculum set out for them to succeed. Tenille is passionate about helping others and cannot wait to meet her students.

Erin Butler-Marshall

Registered Educator by Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education

Clinic Supervisor / Instructor 

 

Kristen Lamond-McCrae

Registered Educator by Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education

Instructor 

Kristen does treatment based on assessment and a results-driven approach, whether that is for massage or manual osteopathic therapy. Investigative assessment is involved so the source of the dysfunction is treated which may or may not be the area that causing pain. When you book an appointment with Kristen your treatment may involve all or one of the modalities she has studied. She looks forward to helping you in your healing journey!

Crystal Barrett

Registered Educator by Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education

Clinic Supervisor / Instructor 

Crystal graduated from the Western College of Remedial Massage Therapies in 2017, and registered with the Canadian Massage and Manual Osteopathic Therapists Association (CMMOTA).

Since 2017 she has also become certified in Myofascial cupping, Hot Stone massage and Sports Therapy. Crystal combines relaxation and therapeutic techniques to target and address every clients needs in hopes to return them to function. She believes that with the use of massage, exercise and targeted stretches, she can help her clients feel their best.

Alex Roy

Clinic Supervisor 

After a successful career in automotive sales, Alex began to feel unfulfilled and was uncertain about his next steps. In 2020, he suffered a serious fall that compressed two of his thoracic vertebrae. After receiving care from a massage therapist and experiencing significant relief and an overall improvement in his well-being, Alex realized that massage therapy was the right path for him. He graduated from the Prairie College of Massage Therapy (PCMT) in 2023. Since then, he has added Dynamic Cupping to his practice and has taken courses in advanced treatment for temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJD).