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Tammy Pieper

Tammy Pieper

Black Rock Therapies

Black Rock Therapies

108 - 179B Leva Ave, Red Deer County, AB, T4E 0A5

Tammy is a graduate of the Alberta Institute of Massage Therapy 2200 hour Registered Massage therapy program and the National Manual Osteopathic College in Innisfail Alberta. She has been practicing massage therapy since 2020 and manual osteopathy since 2024. Through the years of practice she has enjoyed meeting her clients where they are at in their healing journey and used these experiences to identify areas that fall short in therapeutic services that people need to support their own personal wellness. This journey led her to specialize in areas such as lymphatic drainage and oncology. She is currently a level 3 trained lymphatic drainage therapist with additional training for the upper and lower body deep lymphatics and currently educating in brain lymphatics therapy from the Chikly Health Institute. She is passionate about working with cancer patients no matter where they are at in their treatment plan, holding space, supporting their overall wellness with lymphatic drainage, osteopathic cranio-sacral therapy, chest and breast, pelvic work and scar work. Tammy works mostly from a manual osteopathic perspective, seeking out root causes and supports the body’s natural ability to heal to its best potential. She believes in providing homecare plans and educating clients on what is happening, supporting clients in being aware of and seeking out why dysfunction is happening, and moving into a proactive role in wellness rather than reactive.

Advanced Manual Osteopathy - 60 Minutes
New PatientGeneral
  • Musculoskeletal assessment and whole-body assessment for root causes.
  • Manipulative treatment including cranio‑sacral therapy for nervous system balance.
  • Soft tissue techniques and lymphatic drainage for fluid mobilization.
  • Joint mobilization to restore joint mobility and reduce pain.
  • Scar, chest/breast, and pelvic manual treatment supporting cancer care.
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