Our clinicians have pursued advanced training because you deserve more than a standard protocol. They are also athletes, parents, riders, lifters, hikers and people who understand that health has to work in real life.
Andrea’s sports-focused, whole-person practice combines chiropractic care, Active Release Techniques® and acupuncture. Away from the clinic, she is an equestrian, a Bruce Trail hiker, a TEAD volunteer and devoted person to her rescue dog, Beauty.
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A CMCC graduate with a Brock kinesiology background, Kristin draws on ART®, Graston® and years around athletic therapy. She calls herself “not your typical chiropractor”—and returned to competitive dressage after twenty years away.
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Ellie pairs an MSc in Physiotherapy from McMaster with a kinesiology foundation from Brock. Her care is built around education, exercise and strength—including pelvic floor rehabilitation—and her own life includes CrossFit and as much time outdoors as possible.
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Judi trained at the STOTT PILATES® flagship centre in Toronto and is fully certified across the equipment repertoire. Rehabilitation, special populations and athletic conditioning all inform her precise, encouraging private sessions.
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Kyle works where clinical movement, hands-on treatment and performance meet. His unusual combination of massage therapy, kinesiology and cycling biomechanics is especially useful for active people and problems that refuse a one-dimensional answer.
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Kailey moves comfortably between focused therapeutic and sports massage and deeply restorative care. Her toolkit includes myofascial work, hot stone and Reiki; her own background includes competitive baseball, cheer and CrossFit.
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Teija brings together massage therapy, a Brock education and 200-hour yoga teacher training. Movement and nature shape an approach that may include Swedish massage, myofascial work, hydrotherapy, trigger-point care and remedial exercise.
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Anny’s kinesiology background shows up in active, movement-aware treatment using joint mobilization, myofascial techniques, stretching and Swedish massage. Treatment can be fully clothed or traditionally draped—whatever best serves the work and your comfort.
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Violette’s kinesiology and injury-care background informs treatment for rehabilitation, athletic recovery and persistent conditions. She brings a practical understanding of how tissue, movement and training load interact.
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