Hometown: 

Winnipeg

Education: 

Doctor of Chiropractic, Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, clinic honours (2015), University of Manitoba, Bachelor Degree in Physical Education (2009), Bachelor Degree in Education (2011)

Other Interests: 

team chiropractor and medical trainer for the Jr. B Listowel Cyclones, 

playing hockey, running, cycling, swimming, lifeguarding, CPR and First Aid instruction, Emergency Medical Responder

Awards: 

Terry Fox Humanitarian Award (2007), Recent Graduate Award of recognition from the Ontario Chiropractic Association (2016)

Treatment Philosophy:

strives to treat patients with the highest quality of chiropractic care by taking a natural approach, advocates prevention of illness through chiropractic maintenance care, proper nutrition and regular exercise

Treatment techniques:

 patient-focused treatment plans including chiropractic adjustments, corrective exercises, acupuncture and nutrition 

Hometown:

Breslau

Education:

Doctor of Chiropractic, Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, cum laude and clinic honours (2015),  Queen's University,  Bachelor of Science, Kinesiology Honours (2011)

Other Interests: 

teaching dance classes at the Listowel School of Dance and helping young children find their passion for dance, travelling, spending time in Point Clark in the summer with family

Awards: 

Dr. Howard Beasley Award for Excellence in Jurisprudence, from the College of Chiropractors of Ontario, Scott Wilson Graduation Award for high overall academic standing and excellence in Health Care Management and Business (2015)

Treatment Philosophy:

passion for dance and the performing arts has fuelled the drive to understand how the human body functions, and how to maximize life potential in every patient

Treatment techniques:

 manual and instrument-assisted (Activator methods)  adjustments , drop table, soft tissue therapy, special interest in treating pregnant women, babies and children 

Hometown:

Waterloo

Education:

Doctor of Chiropractic, Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (2019), University of Western Ontario, BHSc honours specialization in rehabilitation sciences  

Other Interests:

 baseball, swimming, cross country running, working with disadvantaged children teaching them about healthy living and exercise, volunteering at a rehabilitation hospital working with patients experiencing persistent symptoms of concussion and mild traumatic brain injury

Treatment philosophy:

growing up as a maintenance care patient, she has seen first-hand the benefit of getting adjusted regularly and staying well, and values the ability to work with a wide range of patients, building relationships and making a difference in the lives of patients

Treatment techniques:

manual hands on adjustments, activator methods, soft tissue therapy and exercises to help her patients reach their health goals whether that involves relieving pain or staying well 

Hometown: 

Minto

Education:

Registered Massage Therapy Diploma, Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy (2018), 100 hour yoga teacher training, Indian Head Massage certification

Other Interests: 

Biology, Anatomy, Wellness 

Treatment Philosophy:

decrease the sympathetic nervous system (flight or flight) and increase the parasympathetic nervous system (rest and digest), to help alleviate the stresses almost all people experience daily, improve range of motion, reduce muscle tension and improve circulation, something as simple as a grandparent being able to bend down to play with their grandchild, or a student no longer getting regular headaches from computer work can make a world of difference!

Treatment Techniques:

Swedish massage techniques that can vary from very light and relaxing pressure to deeper tissue massage, fascial release, MLD (manual lymphatic drainage), DDB (deep diaphragmatic breathing), and trigger point therapy