Dayle Elise Haye joined our team in September 2021. She is accepting new patients and is approved to treat SGI and WCB as well.

Dayle Elise Haye graduated from McKay Career Training in 2013 and spent the first 8 years of her career in Saskatoon before moving to Regina in April 2021 for love.

She started her training young, working on her mom’s feet and knees before realizing massage therapy was truly her calling.

She has since helped many desk or office workers in finding relief for back pain and managing headaches, has seen women through their pregnancies, and worked with athletes on preventative maintenance or injury relief.

She has enjoyed completing extra courses in Myofascial cupping and hot stone therapy.

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Dr. Sarah Lombardi brings a lifelong passion for sport, movement, and healthy living to her chiropractic practice. A long-distance runner herself, she understands the importance of staying active and believes movement can play an important role in recovery, performance, and overall well-being. She works collaboratively with her patients to help reduce pain, restore function, and achieve the health and activity goals that matter to them.

Dr. Lombardi grew up in Waukesha, Wisconsin, where she attended the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse before attending Northwestern Health Sciences University in Bloomington, Minnesota. She graduated Valedictorian in 2021 with her Doctor of Chiropractic degree with a sports emphasis. This additional sports-focused education included training in the assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of sports-related injuries. She simultaneously earned her Bachelor of Science in Human Biology.

After graduation, life brought Dr. Lombardi north to Regina, where she has made Saskatchewan home with her husband, Dr. Colton MacLean, and their family. Her background in sport and human biology, combined with her own active lifestyle, continues to influence the way she approaches patient care.

One of Dr. Lombardi’s particular areas of interest is caring for women during pregnancy. She has completed advanced training in the Webster Technique, providing her with additional education in chiropractic care during pregnancy. She enjoys working with patients through different stages of life, including infants and families, pregnant women, active adults, weekend warriors, and competitive athletes.

Every patient brings different concerns, activities, and goals to the clinic. Dr. Lombardi takes the time to understand those individual needs and develops treatment plans accordingly. Care may incorporate chiropractic adjustments, soft-tissue therapy, FAKTR and MRT techniques, rehabilitative exercise, laser and ultrasound therapy, taping, and movement education. Her multimodal approach is designed to improve movement and function, support recovery, and help patients return to the activities they enjoy.

Running remains an important part of Dr. Lombardi’s life, and she particularly enjoys working with runners and other active patients. Her sports-focused education and personal experience with long-distance running give her an appreciation for both the physical demands of training and the frustration of an injury that prevents someone from participating. She strives not only to help patients recover but also to identify movement and training factors that may contribute to recurring problems.

Now practising in Regina, Dr. Lombardi provides individualized, evidence-informed chiropractic care to patients with a wide range of needs and activity levels. Her goal is to give patients the treatment, guidance, and practical tools they need to feel better, move with confidence, and continue doing the things they love.

Away from the clinic, Dr. Lombardi enjoys long-distance running, outdoor adventures, and spending time with her husband, son, and dog. She also enjoys trips home to Wisconsin to visit family and friends.

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Dr. Colton MacLean believes that movement is one of the most powerful tools we have to improve our health and quality of life. Whether your goal is to compete in sport, keep up with your children, return to work, or simply move without pain, he believes your body is remarkably strong, adaptable, and capable of recovery with the right guidance.

Growing up in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Dr. MacLean spent his winters playing hockey and his summers water skiing and boating. His passion for hockey brought him to Fort Qu’Appelle, where he played four seasons with the Fort Knox. During his playing career, he experienced firsthand the benefits of chiropractic care, which ultimately inspired him to pursue a career helping others stay active and healthy.

After hockey, Dr. MacLean completed his Bachelor of Kinesiology, majoring in Human Kinetics, at the University of Regina before earning his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Northwestern Health Sciences University in Bloomington, Minnesota, graduating in 2020.

Committed to lifelong learning, Dr. MacLean continues to expand his knowledge through advanced postgraduate education. He has completed the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Level 1 and Medical Level 2 certifications, allowing him to better assess and treat golfers of all abilities. He has also completed training in Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), Motion Palpation, FAKTR, and MRT, helping him identify the underlying movement limitations that often contribute to pain and injury.

Dr. MacLean believes that lasting results come from addressing more than just symptoms. While hands-on treatment plays an important role, he also emphasizes the lifestyle factors that have a profound impact on recovery and overall health. Stress management, quality sleep, proper nutrition, hydration, regular exercise, and healthy movement habits all influence how the body heals, performs, and feels on a daily basis. His goal is to help patients understand these connections and give them the tools to take an active role in their own health.

Every treatment begins with a thorough history and assessment to understand not only where the pain is, but why it developed and how it is affecting your life. Dr. MacLean works alongside each patient to develop an individualized treatment plan that focuses on reducing pain, improving movement, and building long-term resilience. His treatments may include chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue therapy, rehabilitative exercise, laser therapy, taping, movement education, and personalized strategies to help patients succeed both inside and outside the clinic.

Dr. MacLean enjoys treating patients of all ages and activity levels, from individuals managing everyday aches and pains to recreational and competitive athletes. His evidence-informed, ethical approach focuses on helping patients move better, recover faster, and continue doing the activities they love.

Outside the clinic, Dr. MacLean enjoys spending time with his wife and son, running, playing hockey, golfing, water skiing, and taking advantage of everything the Saskatchewan outdoors has to offer.

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Sport has been a constant throughout Dr. Sylvianne Poirier’s life and continues to shape the way she approaches chiropractic care. From competitive figure skating and university rugby to her current passion for CrossFit, she has developed a firsthand appreciation for movement, physical performance, injury recovery, and the importance of being able to participate in the activities you enjoy.

Growing up in Redvers, Saskatchewan, Dr. Poirier began figure skating at a young age and competed at a high level throughout her teenage years. It was during this time that her own experiences with chiropractic care first sparked an interest in the profession. After many years on the ice, she transitioned to rugby, playing both club and university rugby while attending the University of Regina.

Dr. Poirier completed her Bachelor of Kinesiology and Health Studies at the University of Regina before attending Northwestern Health Sciences University in Bloomington, Minnesota. She earned her Doctor of Chiropractic degree in 2019 and, while at Northwestern, also completed her Chiropractic Acupuncture certification.

Today, CrossFit provides Dr. Poirier with a new athletic challenge. She enjoys the combination of gymnastics, weightlifting, strength, and cardiovascular training, as well as the complexity of bringing those different elements of movement together. Her varied athletic background gives her a unique appreciation for the demands placed on the body across different sports and activities.

That experience carries over into her clinical approach. Dr. Poirier recognizes that pain and injury can be influenced by a variety of factors and believes care should look beyond symptoms alone. Understanding how a problem affects a patient’s work, recreation, training, and everyday life helps her develop an individualized treatment plan focused on improving movement, function, and recovery.

Dr. Poirier draws from a broad range of treatment options depending on the needs of each patient. These may include chiropractic adjustments, instrument-assisted manipulation, soft-tissue therapies such as FAKTR and MRT, chiropractic acupuncture, laser therapy, rehabilitative exercise, taping, and movement education. She also has training and experience in adapting chiropractic care to the needs of patients during pregnancy.

Her kinesiology education and extensive involvement in sport make working with active individuals a natural fit. Dr. Poirier enjoys caring for everyone from people managing everyday aches and pains to recreational exercisers and competitive athletes. Her focus is on helping patients recover, move confidently, and build the capacity to return to the activities that are important to them.

Dr. Poirier is proud to provide chiropractic care to patients in Regina and the surrounding area while maintaining the Saskatchewan roots that have been part of her story from the beginning. She strives to provide practical, individualized, and evidence-informed care that helps patients stay active and work toward their health and performance goals.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Poirier enjoys staying active, spending time outdoors, and making memories with her husband and their two children.

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Dr. Shane Taylor attended the University of Regina before earning his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 1996, graduating with Cum Laude and Clinic Honours. Following graduation, he returned to Regina and has been providing chiropractic care to Regina residents for 30 years. He practices full-time at Victoria East Chiropractic Clinic.

Dr. Taylor provides chiropractic care for back pain, neck pain, headaches, sports injuries, concussion management, joint pain, and custom orthotic assessments. He has a special interest in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of sports injuries and concussions, including return-to-play planning and guidelines.

To best meet the needs of his patients, Dr. Taylor utilizes a variety of treatment approaches, including Diversified Chiropractic Technique, Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT), the Impulse Adjusting Instrument, custom orthotics, interferential current therapy (IFC), therapeutic ultrasound, and K-Laser therapy.

Throughout his career, Dr. Taylor has been actively involved in advancing the chiropractic profession. He served on the Board of the Chiropractors’ Association of Saskatchewan from 2002 to 2011, including as President from 2007 to 2011. In September 2025, he was elected to serve on the Board once again.

In recognition of his leadership and service, Dr. Taylor was twice named Saskatchewan Chiropractor of the Year by his peers, receiving the honour in 2004 and again in 2010, when the award became known as the Dr. Donald Bramham Award of Excellence.

Nationally, Dr. Taylor served on the Board of the Canadian Chiropractic Protective Association (CCPA) from 2011 to 2024, including nine years as President. This leadership role reflected the trust and confidence placed in him by chiropractors across Canada and provided opportunities to help guide one of the profession’s national organizations through a period of significant growth and change.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Taylor enjoys spending time with his wife, Shelley, family and grandchild. He has volunteered as a minor hockey coach for 17 years and has served as Chiropractor-in-Chief for several major events, including the 2009 World Junior Hockey Championships, the 2005 Canada Summer Games, and the Canadian Western Agribition Rodeo. He has also served on the board of the Breakfast Club of Regina.

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Tanner White is a Registered Massage Therapist who graduated from the Western College of Remedial Massage Therapy in 2022 and has spent the past four years helping patients move and feel better. His own background as an athlete, with years in strength training, martial arts, and hockey, gives him a practical, firsthand understanding of how the body responds to stress, training, and recovery.

Tanner works with a wide range of patients, from athletes managing training loads to people simply trying to sit, sleep, and work without pain, and offers prenatal treatment for patients navigating the aches of pregnancy. Every session is built around that patient’s goals rather than a set routine, and most people leave with a few things to do between visits to hold their progress. Working alongside the team at Victoria East Chiropractic, he brings clinical skill and genuine care to every treatment.

Outside the clinic, he’s usually in the gym, following hockey and combat sports, or adding to his watch collection.

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