Allie Kusnierczyk is a passionate Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner with deep clinical experience and strengths in both ADHD care and hormone health. She holds certification in advanced Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) through Worldlink Medical, reflecting her commitment to evidence-informed hormone optimization.

Allie brings more than eight years of diverse healthcare experience, including work in obstetrics, psychiatry, critical care, and emergency medicine. She works with people across the lifespan, with particular skill in diagnosing and managing ADHD and providing thoughtful, individualized attention to neurodevelopmental and mental health needs.

In hormone health, Allie specializes in helping patients navigate hormone imbalances, perimenopause and menopause, and gender-affirming care. Her approach integrates advanced clinical training with a holistic understanding of how hormonal changes affect physical and mental well-being.

At Red Leaf Wellness, she partners with patients to create comprehensive care plans rooted in trust, education, and collaboration. Her dual focus on ADHD and hormone health means she can support the whole person, not just isolated symptoms.

When she is not in clinic or virtual care, Allie enjoys hiking, canoeing, and exploring the outdoors with her husband and their dogs.

Allie provides care at Red Leaf Wellness as an independent contractor.

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Education:

• Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner Diploma – Western University, London, Ontario

• Master of Nursing – Western University, London, Ontario

• Critical Care Nursing Certification – George Brown College

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing; Minor in Psychology – Ryerson University, Toronto, Ontario

• Worldlink Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) Coursework

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Licensure:

• Nurse Practitioner – College of Nurses of Ontario

• Nurse Practitioner – College of Registered Nurses of Alberta

• Nurse Practitioner – British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives

***On leave through 2026***

“Effective patient care is built on trust, communication, and a commitment to seeing each patient as an individual with unique needs.” – Jess Roberts, Patient Care Coordinator

Jess Roberts embodies this philosophy. With several years of experience as a Licensed Practical Nurse and a specialized focus in OBGYN care, Jess brings a wealth of knowledge and empathy to her role as Patient Care Coordinator at Red Leaf Wellness. Her passion for holistic nutrition and women’s health has guided her work, from optimizing fertility to managing menopause. Jessica believes in blending traditional and complementary approaches to health, ensuring every patient receives personalized care that nurtures both body and mind.

Originally from England, Jess made Canada her home seven years ago. In addition to her professional pursuits, she is a devoted mother to her baby boy, Jackson, and a loving pet parent to her dog, Luna. Balancing her career and personal life has taught Jessica the importance of holistic well-being—a perspective she brings to her patient care coordination at Red Leaf Wellness.

When she’s not assisting patients, Jess enjoys exploring the latest research on holistic health and spending time outdoors with her family. Her dedication to supporting patients through their health journeys makes her a valuable part of the Red Leaf Wellness team.

Education

• Diploma in Practical Nursing
  Sprott Shaw College, Kelowna
  Graduated: May 2021

Licensing & Certifications

• Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
• Basic Life Support (BLS)
• Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)
• Food Safety Certification

Stacy Recalla, MScN, NP-PHC is a compassionate and experienced Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner with a strong focus on hormonal health, mental health, and patient-centered care. Certified in Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) through Worldlink Medical, Stacy brings a wealth of experience from over two decades in healthcare, spanning direct patient care, public health leadership, and clinical education.

Her career includes a long-standing role with the Ontario Ministry of Health, where she led major public health initiatives—including immunization strategies, pandemic response, and practitioner training—while also shaping policies that impacted care delivery province-wide. In her clinical practice, Stacy designs personalized programs to support men and women navigating hormonal changes, including menopause, andropause, weight concerns, and emotional wellness. She is currently completing additional certifications in mental health and psychotherapy, further strengthening her holistic, mind-body approach.

Patients often describe Stacy as grounded and deeply attentive—someone who listens with intention and creates space for meaningful healing. Her commitment to integrative, individualized care is felt in every encounter.

At Red Leaf Wellness, Stacy joins both the Hormone Health and ADHD care teams as an independent Nurse Practitioner contractor. With active licensure in Alberta, Ontario, and pending in Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, she plays a key role in expanding virtual care across Western and Central Canada.

Stacy provides care at Red Leaf Wellness as an independent contractor.

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Education

• Master of Science in Nursing (MScN) – McMaster University

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) – Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University)

Additional Training & Certifications

• Mental Health Certification for Nurse Practitioners (in progress) – University of Toronto
• Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner Diploma – Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University)
• Cannabis Prescribing & Preceptorship – Greenleaf Medical Clinic & Canadian Consortium for the Investigation of Cannabinoids (CCIC)
• ADHD Management – Canadian ADHD Resource Alliance (CADDRA)
• Medical Abortion Training – National Abortion Federation Canada

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Licensure:

• Nurse Practitioner – College of Nurses of Ontario
• Nurse Practitioner – College of Registered Nurses of Alberta

Kathleen Stagg brings a diverse background in psychology and healthcare, shaped by her experiences living in Winnipeg, Victoria, and now Edmonton. Her academic studies in neuropsychology, combined with hands-on work in clinical and research settings, have given her a well-rounded understanding of patient needs across different communities and stages of life.

Kathleen’s background combines practical healthcare experience with a passion for cognitive neuroscience research. She has contributed to studies involving EEG data, deepening her appreciation for the connections between brain function and behaviour, as well as the importance of maintaining patient confidentiality and data accuracy.

Her experience extends beyond clinical settings, including childcare and eldercare, where she developed a strong ability to connect with people, listen attentively, and provide support tailored to individual needs. Fluent in French and adept at managing patient intake, scheduling, and medical records, Kathleen works to create a welcoming and efficient environment for both patients and healthcare teams.

Committed to helping patients feel seen and understood, Kathleen strives to make every interaction respectful and supportive throughout their healthcare journey.

Outside of work, Kathleen enjoys playing pickleball, exploring new hiking trails, and experimenting with cooking new recipes—a balance that keeps her energized and curious both on and off the clock.

Kathleen is proud to contribute to the Red Leaf Wellness team’s mission of providing compassionate care that supports holistic health and overall well-being for every patient.

Lia Crotenko brings a thoughtful blend of patient support, esthetics experience, and education to her role at Red Leaf Wellness. Her background includes several years as an esthetician and instructor, along with work as a retention and hormone specialist in a medical spa setting. These roles strengthened her skills in patient communication, charting, reviewing health information, and guiding individuals through treatments with clarity and compassion.

Currently completing her Medical Office Administration program at NAIT, Lia enjoys expanding her understanding of how the body functions as a whole. This learning builds on her hands-on esthetics work, where she helped clients feel their best through both touch and education. She is a natural people person who connects easily, listens closely, and aims to create a comfortable and welcoming experience for every patient.

Lia values balance in all parts of life. She describes herself as a home body who finds joy in cooking with her partner, playing board games, and relaxing with her two dogs and a good book. She is excited to bring her warm energy, steady presence, and strong service background to the Red Leaf Wellness team.

Cora Rennie is a Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapist who helps people feel safer, more regulated, and more present in their bodies. She brings more than two decades of personal experience with this gentle healing work into every session. What clients notice most is the sense of calm, clarity, and renewed ease that continues well after they leave the table.

Cora’s journey with craniosacral therapy began over twenty years ago when a single practice session left her body deeply relaxed in a way she had never before experienced. That moment opened her eyes to how profoundly the nervous system responds to safe, informed touch. It also became personal when she saw dramatic improvement in her mother’s migraines and vertigo after just a few sessions with a practitioner.

After completing a rigorous two-year Biodynamic CranioSacral Therapy (BCST) training, Cora has developed a deep understanding of how the body’s own innate healing intelligence can be supported. She holds certification and registration with the Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy Association of North America, and her work is grounded in respect for the body’s natural rhythms and its drive toward health.

Clients come to Cora for many reasons, from ongoing stress and overwhelm to persistent tension patterns, sleep disruption, and emotional holding. Many people report:

• A sense of nervous system calm and safety
• Better sleep and less reactivity to stress
• A feeling of being more settled in their body
• Enhanced capacity to engage with life rather than just survive it
• Support through major life transitions like perimenopause and menopause

Because BCST works with the nervous system itself, clients often find that their whole system begins to feel more coherent and resilient. This can lead to better outcomes with other forms of care too, as the body becomes more able to integrate changes and treatments.

Cora believes that every symptom is part of the body’s effort to protect and to adapt. Her role is not to “fix” you but to offer a supportive environment where your system can experience safety, resource, and deeper regulation. She feels honored to witness the shifts that happen when a body is finally allowed to come into balance.

Her approach is warm, perceptive, and grounded in connection, inviting you to be an active participant in your own healing. Whether you are navigating stress, transitioning through hormone changes, or seeking a more integrated sense of well-being, Cora’s work offers a space to be met, supported, and held with care.

Cora provides care at Red Leaf Wellness as an independent contractor.