Chiropractic

Chiropractic care is the method of natural healing most chosen by those seeking complementary/alternative health care for acute and chronic conditions. It focuses on disorders of the musculoskeletal system and the nervous system, and the effects of these disorders on general health. Chiropractic physicians practice a drug-free and hands on approach to health care, most commonly through a method... Read More

Chiropractic care is the method of natural healing most chosen by those seeking complementary/alternative health care for acute and chronic conditions. It focuses on disorders of the musculoskeletal system and the nervous system, and the effects of these disorders on general health. Chiropractic physicians practice a drug-free and hands on approach to health care, most commonly through a method called ‘spinal manipulation’.

This includes restoring joint mobility by manually applying a force into joints that have become restricted in their movement as a result of a tissue injury. Tissue injury can be caused by a single traumatic event, such as improper lifting of a heavy object, or through repetitive stresses, such as sitting in an awkward position with poor spinal posture for an extended period of time. Chiropractic care restores mobility, thereby alleviating pain and muscle tightness, and allowing tissues to heal.

According the Annals of Internal Medicine, recent studies show that spinal manipulative therapy performed by a chiropractor, along with exercise, relieve back pain more effectively than medication.


Registered Massage Therapy

Massage Therapy is one of the oldest methods of healing, with references in medical texts dating back to 4000 years ago. Massage techniques include movable pressure, kneading, and compression for the benefit of the musculoskeletal, circulatory-lymphatic, nervous, and other systems of the body. Massage is used for a variety of health-related purposes, including relieving pain, rehabilitating ... Read More

Massage Therapy is one of the oldest methods of healing, with references in medical texts dating back to 4000 years ago. Massage techniques include movable pressure, kneading, and compression for the benefit of the musculoskeletal, circulatory-lymphatic, nervous, and other systems of the body.

Massage is used for a variety of health-related purposes, including relieving pain, rehabilitating sports injuries, reducing stress, increasing relaxation, addressing anxiety and depression, and aiding general wellness. Medical professionals agree that up to 90% of all diseases and illnesses are caused by stress alone- a simple problem that massage therapy is designed to resolve.


Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy is a drug-free, holistic treatment focused on rehabilitation and health promotion. A physiotherapist helps people of all ages recover from surgery, illness, chronic disease, injuries, or age-related conditions. The first step is an assessment including your health history, evaluation of movement and associated pain. Assessment of reflexes, range of motion, strength and cardio-resp... Read More

Physiotherapy is a drug-free, holistic treatment focused on rehabilitation and health promotion. A physiotherapist helps people of all ages recover from surgery, illness, chronic disease, injuries, or age-related conditions. The first step is an assessment including your health history, evaluation of movement and associated pain. Assessment of reflexes, range of motion, strength and cardio-respiratory status are also part of this initial process.

Next, the physiotherapist will work in partnership with you to develop an individualized treatment program and health goals. Using manual therapy, ultrasound and prescribed exercises, the physiotherapist will work to restore physical function for maximum independence.

Emphasis is also placed on education to prevent future injuries.


Pelvic Health Physiotherapy

Pelvic health physiotherapy is a specialized area of physiotherapy that assesses and treats both women and men with problems in and around the pelvis.
Part of this includes the pelvic floor, which is made up of joints, ligaments, nerves, and muscles. The muscles attach to the front, back and sides of our pelvic bone and sacrum.


Osteopathy

Osteopathy is a non-invasive, gentle treatment through the manipulation and massaging of the joints, bones, and muscles. Its goal is to restore mobility to joints, induce healing, and reduce pain or discomfort. Osteopathy can help with headaches, injuries, stress, colic, pregnancy pains and arthritis, just to name a few. Cranial osteopathy is the most well-known and gentle technique used, wh... Read More

Osteopathy is a non-invasive, gentle treatment through the manipulation and massaging of the joints, bones, and muscles. Its goal is to restore mobility to joints, induce healing, and reduce pain or discomfort. Osteopathy can help with headaches, injuries, stress, colic, pregnancy pains and arthritis, just to name a few.

Cranial osteopathy is the most well-known and gentle technique used, which enables the circulation of blood and other fluids and is especially beneficial for children.


Reflexology

Reflexology involves the application of pressure to the feet and hands. This therapeutic technique targets sunset of zones that reflect the body on the hands and feet. Reflexology can help to manage: – musculoskeletal pain – anxiety – stress – hormonal and digestive issues – tension headaches and migraines Reflexology promotes circulation, decreases stress and helps the body to achie... Read More

Reflexology involves the application of pressure to the feet and hands. This therapeutic technique targets sunset of zones that reflect the body on the hands and feet.

Reflexology can help to manage:
– musculoskeletal pain
– anxiety
– stress
– hormonal and digestive issues
– tension headaches and migraines

Reflexology promotes circulation, decreases stress and helps the body to achieve a deep state of relaxation.


Naturopathy

Naturopathy is a holistic system in which naturopathic doctors strive to find the cause of ailment by understanding the body, mind, and spirit of the person. Most naturopathic doctors use a variety of therapies and techniques such as nutrition, herbal medicine, homeopathy, and acupuncture. Naturopaths treat anything from ear infections and asthma to chronic diseases. A naturopathic assessment ... Read More

Naturopathy is a holistic system in which naturopathic doctors strive to find the cause of ailment by understanding the body, mind, and spirit of the person. Most naturopathic doctors use a variety of therapies and techniques such as nutrition, herbal medicine, homeopathy, and acupuncture. Naturopaths treat anything from ear infections and asthma to chronic diseases.
A naturopathic assessment is not that different from that of a family doctor’s. It includes questions about your sleep, exercise, and eating habits and about your general health. Once all of the information is gathered, a treatment plan is formulated that addresses all areas of the person’s life, providing the body with the optimum chance to heal itself. The treatment plan may include advice on diet, lifestyle, exercise, herbal medicine, homeopathic treatments, or other suitable remedies.


Acupuncture

Acupuncture works directly with the body’s energy or qi, as acupuncture practitioners believe that all illnesses are a result of the natural flow of energy through the body becoming stuck, depleted or weakened and thus making the individual susceptible to illness. Acupuncture benefits the rebalance of qi through treatment of specific acupoints related to symptoms or illness present. It relieves... Read More

Acupuncture works directly with the body’s energy or qi, as acupuncture practitioners believe that all illnesses are a result of the natural flow of energy through the body becoming stuck, depleted or weakened and thus making the individual susceptible to illness. Acupuncture benefits the rebalance of qi through treatment of specific acupoints related to symptoms or illness present. It relieves pain from many common ailments and diseases like headaches, fibromyalgia, chemotherapy etc.

The biggest misconception about acupuncture is the pain associated with the needles in treatment. Acupuncture is virtually painless, as the needles used in treatment are the thickness of a human hair. Some sensitive people might feel a small prick as the needle passes the skin but most do not. Through clinical trials, acupuncture has been proven effective in treating various medical conditions and its use has been expanded into conventional medicine practices.


Meditation

After graduating from the University of Toronto with a Bachelors of Science in 2017, Naila went on to obtain her Master’s Degree until her passion for women’s health led her to pursue further training in Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy. She currently sees women and children for pelvic physiotherapy, and all clients for orthopaedic physiotherapy.

Naila uses a comprehensive and holistic approach to treatment, integrating hands-on therapy, client-specific education and an individually tailored exercise program to help client’s achieve their goals. She enjoys working closely with client’s of all ages and backgrounds to rehab their bodies, regain their function and improve their quality of life.

Naila is a lifelong learner and continues to build on her experience and training with further courses in perinatality, c-section rehabilitation, technologies to support pelvic health, visceral mobilizations, acupuncture and chronic pain management.

When she’s not treating patients, Naila enjoys being outdoors and spending time with her daughter.

After graduating from the University of Toronto with a Bachelors of Science in 2017, Naila went o... Read More

Dr. Maheen Andleeb attended the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic in Toronto, Ontario where she graduated in June 2020 with a Doctorate in Chiropractic. She developed and honed her skills during an intensive fourth-year internship completed at the Bronte Harbour chiropractic clinic, CMCC. Prior to this, she obtained an Honours Bachelor degree in Kinesiology and Health Science from York University in Toronto. Dr. Maheen is committed to continuing her education and supplementing her current knowledge and skills by taking additional courses.

Dr. Maheen has a variety of interests including treatment of sport, pediatric conditions, work related injuries, overuse injuries, pre and post-natal populations. Her experience has included treating headaches, back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, TMJ dysfunction, coccydynia, and many other neuro-musculoskeletal disorders.

Dr. Maheen believes in a collaborative multi-disciplinary approach to patient- centered care. She uses current research, patient values, and clinical experience to thoroughly assess, diagnose, and provide individualized treatment plans to her patients. She focuses on finding and understanding the root cause of her patient’s complaints. Her philosophy is to use a holistic approach including manual therapy techniques to optimize her patient’s movement patterns and provide them with education and an understanding of their body so they can function at their fullest potential.

She uses a diverse clinical approach to treatment which combines traditional chiropractic care which includes spinal manipulative therapy mobilizations, athletic taping, instrumented-assisted soft tissue therapy, myofascial release techniques, activator, and exercise therapy.

Dr. Maheen is devoted to living a healthy active lifestyle. She prioritizes nutrition, sleep, and regular physical activity to keep herself functioning optimally. In her free time, she enjoys spending time outdoors, hiking, dancing, swimming, make-up, fashion, travelling, learning about different cultures, food, playing, and watching basketball and football.

Dr. Maheen Andleeb attended the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic in Toronto, Ontario where she grad... Read More

Aundrea completed her studies at Humber College. She is has been a Registered Massage Therapist for 8 years now. Aundrea loves to learn new things about the human body and the study of anatomy. She is also a certified foot reflexologist and has been practicing that for just a bit over 4 years. Her main focus in her practice is to help bring circulation back into the feet through the stimulation of certain organs (via corresponding reflexes in the feet).

In her spare time, Aundrea enjoys playing sports such as soccer and hockey. She also loves travelling and the experience of discovering new places. Aundrea always strives to learn more, not only to better herself, but also to acquire new techniques that benefit her clients. She desires to provide the best possible treatment for each client’s specific needs through the holistic benefits of reflexology and massage therapy.

Aundrea completed her studies at Humber College. She is has been a Registered Massage Therapist f... Read More

Marcela Gal is a full-time massage therapist who has worked at Lorne Park Health Clinic from 2006. She completed her BSc in Brno, Czech Republic before coming to Canada. She took courses such as The One Brain Method which is a specialized system of kinesiology, using the biofeedback (muscle testing) to access and defuse negative and limiting stressors from the past which keeps locked unwanted and painful patterns.

She practices meditation techniques such as Healing Touch, working with the restorative energy of the patient to recreate the balance needed for healing. She received her Massage Therapy Diploma from Everest College in 2006.

Marcela Gal is a full-time massage therapist who has worked at Lorne Park Health Clinic from 2006... Read More

Kelley is a classically-trained Osteopathic Manual Practitioner as a graduate from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy. She is also a member of the Ontario Osteopathic Association, which requires the highest standard of training in Canada.

Kelley believes the idea that the practitioner works with the body instead of against the body is what sets Osteopathy apart. The body is self-healing, just like Nature, so the practitioner bestows it the level of respect it deserves. The unique approach to the facilitation of healing that Osteopathy offers is what drew her into this field.

Kelley is a classically-trained Osteopathic Manual Practitioner as a graduate from the Canadian A... Read More

Tamara graduated from ICT Kikkawa College of Massage Therapy in 2013 and became a licensed massage therapist in January 2014. Tamara developed a passion for working with muscle structure and the human body from the various competitive sports she participated in throughout her life, such as sprinting, swimming, and long jumping. Her resulting knowledge of athletic injuries and strains provides her with a deeper understanding of how to treat these conditions in her patients. As a registered massage therapist, she uses techniques such as myofascial release, trigger points release, fascial stretch and joint mobilization. Besides traditional Swedish therapy, Tamara is also knowledgeable in Thai massage and athletic taping.

Tamara graduated from ICT Kikkawa College of Massage Therapy in 2013 and became a licensed massag... Read More

After failing to respond to conventional interventions, I was genuinely amazed at how effective the hands on, natural drug free approach of chiropractic was on impacting her health.

Growing up, I was very active and suffered a couple of sports injuries that responded well to chiropractic care. After the pain was gone, I was surprised to discover that continued chiropractic treatments not only prevented further problems, but actually helped me to perform better – and without it, I was not as fast or efficient as an athlete. As a result, I grew to appreciate the various ways that chiropractic can benefit individuals. “It’s not always just about the pain.”

I trained at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in Bournemouth, England. I was taught and inspired by some of the best chiropractors in the world and graduated in 1992. At first I practiced in England, then Vancouver British Columbia before coming to Mississauga. Over the last nineteen years, I have had the pleasure of helping thousands of people suffering from spinal problems, headaches, whiplash injuries, injuries of the extremities and tendinitis, children and adults with scoliosis, disc injuries and TMJ problems”.

After failing to respond to conventional interventions, I was genuinely amazed at how effective t... Read More

Nina Tang has over 13 years experienced massage therapist in many different environments with physiotherapy clinics, rehab center, chiropractic clinics and hotel Spa. And over 13 years experienced acupuncture, guasha, cupping to customize a total wellness and healing program for patient.

She has excellent knowledge of anatomy & physiology, familiarity with pathology. She specializing in treatment of shoulder/ elbow/ hip/ knee / heel pain, sciatica, stiff neck, injuries/ sprains/ overstrain, headache, dizziness, common cold, cough, asthma, abdominal pain, insomnia, depression, hypertension, gynaecology, menopause syndrome etc.

She incorporates massage, acupressure or acupuncture into her treatments depending on the needs and preferences of the patients. Nina is an experienced massage therapist and Chinese Acupuncture therapist, dedicated to providing quality therapeutic massages, acupuncture and educating people on overall health and wellness. She takes time to instruct patients in proper care and gives them the tools to improve their health.

Nina Tang has over 13 years experienced massage therapist in many different environments with phy... Read More

Dr. Vanessa, ND, B.Sc. (Hons)

Dr. Vanessa Testaguzza completed her naturopathic medical training at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto. She also holds an Honors Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Toronto in Nutritional Science and Neuroscience. She is in good standing with the College of Naturopaths of Ontario and is a member of the Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors and the Ontario Association of Naturopathic Doctors.

Dr. Vanessa was a member of the pediatric shift during her clinical training and has gained a special interest in treating pediatric patients. She is happy to work with the children and teens as they face a variety of health challenges.

Her other interests include women’s health, prenatal, maternal care. She strives to empower women to take control of their health and provide them with the tools to do so. She is happy to be a support during fertility treatments and throughout pregnancy from the prenatal to postnatal period. She is also happy to address a variety of other medical concerns.

She enjoys working with my patients to educate and empower them to reach their health goals. She will work with you to optimize your health through the diet, and lifestyle interventions that best suit you. There is no one treatment that fits everyone!

Dr. Vanessa, ND, B.Sc. (Hons) Dr. Vanessa Testaguzza completed her naturopathic medical training... Read More

Since receiving her Registered Massage Therapist designation from the Sutherland-Chan Massage School in 2000, Tonia has worked within a variety of health care setting.

Tonia works with individuals of all ages, seniors and youth, with varying ailments and impairments. Autism Spectrum, Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s Disease, spinal cord injuries and stroke, as well as pregnancies, mental health, and athletes of all levels. Tonia is also a Massage Therapy Program Instructor at Humber College, sharing her passion for life-long learning.

Since receiving her Registered Massage Therapist designation from the Sutherland-Chan Massage Sch... Read More

Amy Weiner received her Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of Western Ontario in 2000. She then completed the Massage Therapy Program at the Sutherland-Chan School & Teaching Clinic, graduating in 2002. She has developed her career in massage therapy through working in clinics such as Venta Therapeutics, The Sports Club of Canada, Niagara Physiotherapy & Sports Clinic, and QSMC Chiropractic Clinic.

She is experienced in treating a variety of conditions from whiplash to low back strain and fibromyalgia. She also provides treatment for a variety of activity related injuries such as hamstring strain, torticollis and tennis elbow. Amy is ready to apply all of her knowledge to her position as massage therapist at Lorne Park Chiropractic & Health Clinic.

Amy Weiner received her Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of Western Ontario in 2000. S... Read More

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