Dr. Carly Njaa, BSc. Kin., D.C.

Owner and Chiropractor

Passionate about promoting optimal health for individuals of all ages, Dr. Njaa brings extensive expertise in Chiropractic care utilizing evidence-based care with a diversified chiropractic technique. With a Chiropractic education foundation from Northwestern Health Sciences University graduating Summa Cum Laude in 2021, and an undergraduate degree in Kinesiology from the University of Saskatchewan graduating with Great Distinction in 2016, Dr. Njaa has established a thriving family-based practice known for its personalized approach and commitment to enhancing the well-being of each patient.

Seeking chiropractic care proactively for wellness, rather than solely in response to pain, can be a transformative approach to overall health. Regular adjustments and treatments can help maintain spinal alignment and posture, reduce muscle tension, promote exceptional joint health, improve nervous system function, and enhance overall well-being and athletic performance. Dr. Njaa loves working with her patients to promote a balanced and healthy lifestyle even in the absence of specific symptoms, disease, or discomfort as individuals progress from infancy to the golden years of aging.

Dr. Njaa has pursued extensive additional education and attended specialized seminars focused on prenatal and pediatric populations ensuring a comprehensive and informed approach to promoting the health and well-being of mothers and children. Chiropractic treatments can be particularly beneficial for pregnant women, helping to maintain pelvic balance and alleviate back and pubic bone pain during pregnancy via utilization of the Webster Technique. For infants and children, gentle chiropractic adjustments can help address issues related to birth trauma, early detection of spinal misalignments, breastfeeding difficulties, digestion issues and sleeping problems.

Dr. Njaa also addresses a wide range of conditions through Chiropractic care, including head, neck, and shoulder pain, as well as tingling or numbness extending into the arms or legs. She also specializes in treating headaches, whiplash, mechanical low back pain, TMJ and jaw pain, hip and pelvic issues, as well as injuries related to sports, work, or accidents.

Dr. Njaa is in good standing with the Chiropractic Association of Saskatchewan (CAS), the Canadian Chiropractic Association (CCA), and the Canadian Chiropractic Protective Association (CCPA) and holds membership with the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA).

Melissa Nedjelski, PT, BSc. Kin., MPT, BDN

Physiotherapist

Melissa Nedjelski is a dedicated physiotherapist helping individuals improve mobility, manage pain, and enhance overall well-being through hands-on treatment and movement-based rehabilitation. She integrates manual therapy, biomedical dry needling, and exercise prescription to support recovery and help people return to the activities they love.

Melissa earned her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology in 2016 and her Master of Physical Therapy in 2019 from the University of Saskatchewan. Her strong academic foundation, combined with years of clinical experience, allows her to develop personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s goals.

She works full-time at Mackie Physiotherapy in Saskatoon and provides part-time physiotherapy services in Wakaw, bringing expert care to both urban and rural communities.

Her approach includes:

• Manual Therapy – Hands-on techniques to restore function, reduce pain, and improve mobility

• Biomedical Dry Needling (BDN) – A targeted treatment to relieve muscle tension and promote healing

• Exercise Prescription – Customized rehabilitation programs to support recovery and prevent injuries

Originally from small-town Saskatchewan, Melissa values the importance of accessible healthcare in rural areas and is passionate about supporting the health and wellness of the Wakaw community.

Outside of her practice, Melissa enjoys outdoor activities and sports, including golf, volleyball, and badminton. She believes in the power of movement not only for rehabilitation but also for maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle.