At Origin Wellness, we don’t just provide treatments—we create a sanctuary for healing. Founded by Registered Massage Therapists Yvonne Moir and Erin Kell, our clinics are thoughtfully designed to blend professionalism with warmth. With decades of combined experience in healthcare clinics, spas, and multidisciplinary settings, we’ve curated the best elements of these spaces into a welcoming environment where you’ll feel truly cared for.
Since 2014, we’ve been honoured to serve the East Danforth community, building lasting relationships through exceptional, tailored care. In 2020, we proudly expanded to Dovercourt Village, bringing our expanded range of practitioners to the vibrant west-end neighbourhood.
What sets Origin Wellness apart is our unwavering commitment to personalized care. We start by listening—understanding your concerns, goals, and lifestyle—then craft a treatment plan tailored to you. Our approach merges evidence-informed techniques with a deep awareness of how the body, mind, and environment interact to shape your health.
Through this integrative lens, we also focus on your nervous system’s role in maintaining well-being. By promoting self-regulation, we help you manage pain, stress, and other challenges more effectively. This holistic, biopsychosocial approach doesn’t just address symptoms; it fosters lasting resilience and vitality.
At Origin Wellness, we’re more than a clinic—we’re your partners in health. Whether you seek relief from discomfort, stress management tools, or a path to greater balance, we’ll guide and support you every step of the way.
Experience care that’s truly centred on you. Together, we’ll create a plan to help you thrive—today, tomorrow, and beyond.
Book with Erin at Danforth
In 2009 Erin graduated with honours from Elmcrest College of Applied Health Sciences and was registered with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario. At school, her internships included treating athletes at the Toronto marathon and other sporting events; placements at North York General Hospital’s Labour & Delivery ward treating labouring and post-partum women and newborns; and at Rosalie Hall Young Parent Resource Centre treating young mothers and their infants. She also spearheaded and volunteered in Elmcrest’s mentorship program assisting students with assessments and treatments in their first term in the student massage clinic.
As an RMT in Ontario, Erin was trained in Swedish massage, and combines these skills with many specific techniques such as trigger point therapy, myofascial release, joint play manipulations, hydrotherapy, and lymphatic drainage. In 2019 she became a certified Thai massage practitioner as well. She has experience treating many states of health including pregnancy, athletic and occupational overuse and fatigue, acute and chronic strains and sprains, postural conditions, surgical recovery, headaches, autism, edema, frozen shoulder, infant stress and digestive issues, and many more. She is also a Certified SpiderTech kinesiology tape Provider. SpiderTech tape-based therapeutic supports can be applied in tandem with your therapy to help reduce pain, support structures during healing, and stimulate improved function. Contact Erin for more details or to include application of SpiderTech tape at your next appointment.
Outside of her love of massage, Erin is also a mom, and enjoys exercising, and listening to music. Prior to massage school, she studied theatre and improv, and worked in record stores for many years.
Your first meeting will include an intake and assessment to establish a safe and effective massage treatment plan. From there, Erin will work closely with you to determine your comfort level and preferred techniques, and to attain your short-term and long-term goals towards pain-free, healthy living! Keeping an open communication about your goals and responses to treatment are very important, and Erin will also provide exercises and post-treatment care to empower you to take charge in the healing process.
Book with Yvonne at Dovercourt
Yvonne Moir is an evidence-based, trauma-informed RMT who has been providing inclusive, patient-centered care since 2009. Though no longer based in Toronto after relocating to Tiny, ON, they continue to welcome new patients while prioritizing transparency—acknowledging they may not be the best fit for those requiring intensive treatment plans. Yvonne believes in collaborative care and happily refers patients to trusted colleagues when ongoing support is needed.
A lifelong student of bodywork and movement, Yvonne is passionate about helping others restore balance through touch therapy, nervous system regulation, and mindful movement.
In 2025, Yvonne took on an ambitious course load, and will complete their Yoga Teacher Training certification in June (RYT 200hrs). They’ve also studied with LA’s elite mobility expert, Sandra Jersby, with her “Stretcha Method level 1” course and completed a TMD/TMJD advanced techniques while studying under Jules Poulin, founder of North America’s only clinic for jaw, ear, voice, tongue, head and neck: “From the Neck Up”. Yvonne will also be completing their certification from the prestigious Nervous System School (Australia), as a certified clinician in co-regulation protocols for patient support.
Their treatment style adapts to each patient’s needs—whether gentle or deeper work—ensuring comfort, agency, and lasting benefits both on and off the table. Yvonne encourages self-care and resilience, offering tools to build sustainable wellness routines rather than dependency.
Firmly rooted in collaboration, they value working alongside talk therapists, movement coaches, and other practitioners to create a “village” of support. Their practice welcomes all with deep respect for the vulnerability and trust required in therapeutic relationships.
When not in the clinic, Yvonne thrives as a professional musician, avid traveler, and outdoor enthusiast. They believe physical and mental wellness fuels their ability to care for their community—and live a joyful, purposeful life.
Book with Gregory at Dovercourt
Gregory is an Osteopathic manual therapist (OMT) licensed through the Ontario Osteopathic Association (OOA). He graduated from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy (CAO) in 2022.
Using a principles- based approach, Gregory aims to restore the innate self-healing and self regulating systems of the body through gentle hands-on manual therapy that appeals to the nervous system and makes beneficial changes to the body’s structure and function. Understanding that no person is the same, nor are the symptoms they are experiencing, Gregory always delivers a personalized treatment catered to the individual’s objective and subjective concerns.
For more information, please visit his website: www.napierosteopathy.com
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Book with Katrine at Danforth
Katrine has been a therapeutic manual practitioner since 2005. She started her career as an RMT and graduated from the Osteopathic program at the Canadian College of Osteopathy in 2015. Katrine strives to bring balance to the body and physical well-being to the individual.
Osteopathy not only treats pain, it also helps to find the cause of discomfort through assessment, hands-on palpation and treatment along with home care recommendations. Katrine continues to pursue additional education, giving her diverse skills to help with chronic pain, TMJ issues, concussion syndrome, anxiety, stress maintenance and more. Please contact the clinic to find out if Osteopathy is right for you.
Book with Sue at Danforth
Sue Kirkpatrick RMT, DOMP has been working in the hands-on healing field for decades, accumulating extensive knowledge and experience in many areas of manual care. Sue started her studies and career in Swedish Massage & Hydrotherapy in the late 1970s, continuing her studies in Shiatsu, Acupressure & Jin-Shin-Do, Polarity Therapy, Thai Yoga Massage & Thai Heat Therapy in the decades that followed. After using these modalities for many years, practising as a more traditional Registered Massage Therapist, Sue began her study of Craniosacral Therapy. She trained in styles popularised by Dr. John Upledger D.O. in the early 1990s, which eventually inspired her to enroll in the Canadian College of Osteopathy’s extensive training program of Traditional Manual Osteopathy where she graduated in 2008.
Sue holds a Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice (DOMP) as well as her RMT certification, which allows her patients to choose their preferred style of body work. Her osteopathic philosophy combines myofascial release techniques and energetic techniques to gently unwind and release old body patterns and habits. Her massage style is flowing and rhythmic, with a more moderate approach to alleviating tension. Her approach to “deeper work” in both disciplines isn’t with a focus on “heavy” pressure, but through a series of more gentle to moderate techniques that allow the body to soften itself. The goal is to alleviate pain, not cause more!
Whether you book in with Sue for her Osteopathic approach or a RMT treatment, she can help you achieve a wonderful state of deep healing relaxation, assist you in coping with your daily stress levels, as well as relieve you of deep chronic muscular tension and pain.
Treatments with Sue draw on a wide base of experience in all her fields of study, and can combine the use of many varied modalities, having a fantastic neurological effect which can be both relaxing and energizing, while addressing muskulo-skeletal concerns.
With a background in both T‘ai Chi and Yoga, Sue is also a Pilates instructor with a focus on Traditional Pilates Mat Work, which means she brings a great catalogue of stretching and strengthening exercises to help you along in your healing process.
Book with Dr. Feldman at Dovercourt
Dr. Feldman is a graduate of the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) and has provided gentle patient care for over 20 years. He has worked in a variety of clinical environments, including previously co-owning a multidisciplinary clinic in Liberty Village (The Performance Health Centre), as well as holding a role as the medical director for a rehabilitation clinic.
Dr. Feldman offers a compassionate approach to treatment, respecting each patient’s preferences with his adjustment techniques – he will never proceed with a maneuver unless the patient feels safe.
In addition to traditional adjustments, Dr. Feldman incorporates gentle soft tissue work, ultrasound and IFC (Interferential Current) in his sessions, helping patients reduce their pain. He will also make suggestions for functional/postural changes to help his patients continue the healing work at home.
Known as “The Rock Doc”, Dr. Larry is also a musician and a guitar instructor who has performed regularly at a professional level. Because of his musical background, he has naturally taken a special interest in the injuries that affect musicians. Through research and experience, he has gained insight into the particular problems that affect musicians and has developed successful and effective treatment protocols.
Dr. Feldman possesses expertise in the rehabilitation of injuries caused from motor vehicle accidents, having worked extensively in the field. In addition, he is extremely skilled at gait analysis as well as casting and creating custom orthotics to correct problems with gait.
Whether you are a musician, an artist or simply a performer in life, Dr. Feldman will help you perform at your best!
Book with Dr. Sheila at Dovercourt
Sheila is known as an effective and caring Naturopathic Doctor. She believes in truly holistic care, creating individualized treatment plans that address the wellbeing of the whole person. Her first career was as a registered nurse working in the intensive care unit. She brings together both conventional medicine and Naturopathic medicine giving you the best of both worlds.
Sheila’s practice welcomes all patients, but has a focus on digestion, hormonal health, mental health and Women’s health. She uses a mixture of diet and lifestyle counseling, functional medicine testing, botanical medicine and targeted supplementation. One of her strengths is creating a safe healing environment for you to share your health concerns.
When Sheila is not treating patients she is playing soccer, being in nature, talking to all the animals she sees.
For more information, please visit her website: www.sheiladyernd.com
Book with Desiree at Danforth
Desiree is a licensed Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac) in good standing with the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of Ontario (CTCMPAO). She has had clinical success in treating:
Desiree completed her acupuncture training at Eight Branches Academy of Eastern Medicine, Toronto. In addition, she also holds a Bachelor of Business Administration.
She is a strong advocate of offering multiple modalities in her treatments to maximize the quality and effectiveness of her treatments. Her patients can expect to not only enjoy needle therapy, but also benefit from supporting therapies such as cupping, guasha, and bodywork (tuina or shiatsu) depending on their areas of interest.
For more information, please visit her website: Resonance Acupuncture & TCM Website
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Book with Nicole at Danforth or Dovercourt
Nicole is a Registered Acupuncturist with a diploma from the Ontario College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Nicole is passionate about supporting one’s wellness and quality of living, at any stage of life, using the many modalities that Chinese Medicine has to offer. She recognizes that every individual is unique and honours the importance of interconnected health.
Nicole provides compassionate care that focuses on the imbalances in the body and is passionate about how Chinese Medicine practices can support:
Nicole has always been deeply curious about the function, potential, and intricacies of the human body. Representing Canada in Sprint Kayaking, Nicole also earned a degree in Human Kinetics from the University of Ottawa. Since then, she has spent many years travelling, including studying Yoga in India and working in the service industry.
Outside of the clinic, Nicole loves exploring the city on her bike, attending music events, trying new restaurants, and cooking for friends!
Book with Caroline at Dovercourt
Caroline has over 15 years of experience as an RMT and brings a wealth of knowledge, compassion, and care to her treatments. Caroline specializes in pregnancy and postpartum care, as well as chronic and acute pain management, PTSD, stress, anxiety, sports injuries, and post-surgery care, including transition-related surgeries.
She can also help you with postural and work related musculoskeletal conditions. Each treatment is tailored to your individual needs and comfort. You are free to come in as a one off, or make a game plan for longer term care. Caroline approaches treatment from a trauma-informed, anti-oppressive, and 2SLGBTQ+ inclusive lens. She is committed to creating a safe, non-judgmental, and healing space for clients of all bodies and genders.
Book with Daniella at Dovercourt
A kinesthetic learner and student of life, Danielle understands that the body – each of our beings – is impacted by both internal physiological factors and external structural factors, and that the body holds a deep innate wisdom and resilience toward healing.
Through a harm-reduction framework and creating as much safety as possible, a trauma-informed approach and healing centred focus is integrated into Danielle’s RMT practice. They work collaboratively with each of their clients in an evolving process of treatments based on any given set of circumstances that are being faced.
Danielle’s practice has been grounded in Swedish massage along with myofascial release, trigger point therapy, manual lymph drainage, joint mobilization, and myofascial stretching amongst other techniques. Their work experience ranges from sports massage therapy, to pre- and peri-natal massage, to clinic-based and onsite massage therapy in the sports, corporate, and arts sectors. Danielle’s treatment repertoire encompasses biomechanical assessments to address a wide range of injuries (sports related, sedentary wear and tear, acute accidents), and a neurophysiological understanding to assess and address the impacts of historical, chronic, or acute stress. Treatments include hands-on assessment and techniques over clothing during initial assessments, to ensure the best treatment plan is approached.
Besides continuing their studies of the human body/being, Danielle enjoys travel, cooking, leather work, and change-making.
Book with Emily at Danforth
Emily is thrilled to have been part of the Origin team at Danforth since 2016!
She believes in the healing power of touch. Her slow and focused approach is calming, restorative, and intuitive.
Emily has been practicing professionally since 1999: graduating with honours from both the 2,200 hour program at the Shiatsu School of Canada and Canadian Therapeutic College. She has since studied reflexology, various techniques in myofascial release, lymphatic drainage, dynamic cupping, joint mobilizations, and pre/post-natal care. Most recently, she has taken courses in cranial-sacral therapy and holistic facial massage.
Emily enjoys the challenge of helping clients create personalized treatment plans to meet their goals using a variety of modalities. Treatments can be focused to decrease acute and chronic injury and discomfort, to restore and balance energy and/or organ function, and to provide emotional stress and anxiety management. She loves including calming techniques to soothe your nervous system.
With a warm and compassionate approach, Emily strives to create a safe and nurturing space for her clients to relax, rejuvenate, and heal.
In her time off, Emily is happily roaming the beach with her family, making art, paddle-boarding, enjoying yoga or Toronto’s culinary delights.
Connecting with her patients fuels her inspiration, gratitude, and satisfaction in her career.
Book with Frances at Dovercourt
Frances graduated from Sutherland-Chan School and Teaching Clinic in 2011 and has enjoyed providing massage therapy treatments to clients across Toronto ever since.
Frances uses Swedish massage techniques and her extensive knowledge of anatomy to treat pain and dysfunction while ensuring her patients are comfortable and feel at ease. She seeks to provide a balanced treatment tailored to individual needs and is keep to find the right approach to ensure her patients feel good leaving the table.
Massage therapy is a second career for Frances, who came to Toronto in 1995 to work in the film industry as a Special Effects Artist. She enjoys powerlifting and kettlebell training and works with both athletes and non-athletes.
Book with Janine at Danforth
Janine has been practicing Massage Therapy since she graduated from Centennial College in 2004. Since then, she has gained extensive experience working with a wide range of clients, including sports injuries, car accidents, pre and post natal, chronic pain management and stress relief. Janine particularly enjoys working with her long-term clients, setting new goals and treatment plans to address changing client goals and needs.
After being introduced to Pilates a few years ago she became very interested in the dynamic approach of healing the body through Pilates. She has since taken her first level of Pilates training with plans to integrate that knowledge into her treatments and client education.
Janine’s devotion to self care, exercise, and maintaining a healthy work life balance have enabled her to stay engaged in her Massage Practice for 16 years. She continues to enjoy and value the work she does and the client relationships she has developed.
Book with Kenny at Dovercourt
A former ballet dancer, Kenny brings a fluid musicality to their practice along with an intuitive connection to kinesthetics and the recovery process.
A graduate of Sutherland-Chan, Kenny’s clinical experience includes the assessment and treatment of common pain patterns. Their toolkit contains Myofascial Release, Deep Tissue Massage, Swedish Relaxation, Dynamic Stretching, and Scar Rehabilitation (including post-op for Breast/Chest/Top and Cesarean). Kenny has had the opportunity to learn and work with diverse client groups including people with differing abilities and brains.
Kenny has continued their clinical education in treating the prenatal and postpartum populations, TMJ (jaw) dysfunction, pelvic health for manual practitioners, and trauma-informed care. As an intersectional feminist, Kenny is interested in the intricate ways Massage Therapy can assist our healing individually and as a collective.
During a treatment, Kenny takes a holistic approach, attuning to your body’s signals and advocating for strategies to enhance your comfort. They assess factors that may disrupt movement and customize techniques to meet your unique needs.
Inspired by nature and their travels, Kenny is a dog momma, coffee lover, and member of Tkaronto’s Queer community. They believe all bodies deserve compassionate care.
Book with Lainie at Danforth
Lainie graduated with high honours from Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy. While at school she greatly enjoyed a variety of clinical experiences including athletic events and marathons as well as longterm chronic care and at risk youth facilities. She delighted in connecting with a diverse clientele of all ages and helping them with their widely differing needs and goals.
Lainie has a profound appreciation for the importance of practicing self care and managing work life stresses from her background in the fast paced deadline driven field of advertising.
As an avid cyclist, distance runner, and outdoor enthusiast, she also has insight into the musculoskeletal challenges that accompany the love of an active lifestyle.
Lainie explores the sources of pain and tension with curiosity and compassion. She finds great joy in providing physical and emotional healing relief to her clients using gentle strength with a variety of skills including Swedish massage, myofascial techniques, facilitated stretches, relaxation focused techniques and homecare suggestions.
She is a dedicated researcher and committed to continuing education to enhance her knowledge and abilities.
Book with Laura at Danforth
As a 2016 graduate of Sutherland Chan School, Laura has worked with patients who experience chronic pain, trauma-related physical symptoms, palliative patients, and much more. Laura loves being a massage therapist. She believes the patient is the expert of their own body’s experience. Together, you and Laura will figure out ways to help you feel better. She is an evidence-based therapist who has prioritized continuing education in pain science, acupuncture, and HAES movement practices. Laura thinks at the heart of a great massage experience is active listening, attentive hands-on skills, and an amazing playlist.
Book with Melissa at Danforth
Melissa Dunseith, RMT and Reflexologist, has been practicing as a Registered Massage Therapist for 11 years and Certified Reflexologist for 18 years. She has a deep passion for treating her patients taking their whole health picture and body in mind, not simply the symptoms of the day to help address the root cause. She integrates reflexology with her extensive knowledge of massage therapy techniques to effectively treat patients’ conditions.
Having these varied tools in her kit allows her to find flexibility and success in treating patients of all ages and states of health with musculoskeletal pain and tension. Other common conditions Melissa encounters include digestive issues, anxiety, sinus congestion, fertility/reproductive/hormonal struggles, pre and post natal conditions, headaches, plantar fasciitis, sciatica, insomnia, and improved energy levels/stress management.
In her years as a manual practitioner, Melissa has experience treating amateur and professional athletes, terminally ill cancer and HIV-positive patients, children with tight and sore muscles from athletics, poor posture and stress, desk-worker discomforts, anxiety, front line workers suffering from burnout, chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia sufferers, new parents, and of course people working from home or others experiencing stresses from pandemic life…all bodies are welcome on her table!
Melissa graduated with Honours from Kikkawa College in 2011 and became a Certified Reflexologist through the Reflexology Association of Canada in 2004. Melissa holds a Bachelor of Kinesiology and Psychology Minor from McMaster University (1999) and worked for a few years as a Kinesiologist in a Toronto physiotherapy clinic where she realized her desire to further expand her integrative healthcare skills.
Melissa has completed all levels of study of Reiki (Kenya and Canada) earning the designation of Reiki Master. She is also an Ayurvedic Wellness Counselor after completing two and a half years of study of Ayurvedic Medicine between the California College of Ayurveda and the Centre for Ayurveda and Indian Systems of Healing (CAISH) in Toronto. In the near future, she would like to continue her studies to help patients with cupping, acupuncture and psychotherapy for psycho-somatic work.
Melissa is an avid Ultimate frisbee competitor, participating at the provincial and national levels in tournaments throughout North America and internationally including World Championship in Ireland this past July. She loves to run, play trivia with friends, walk her very active Aussie Shepherd, watch as many Toronto Raptors games as possible, enjoy live music, and travel the world!
Book with Natalie at Danforth or Dovercourt
Natalie graduated from Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy in 2021. At school, she gained experience working with diverse patient populations through various student clinics. Some of her clinical experience included a mood and sleep disorders clinic, where she treated patients with anxiety, depression and various sleep disorders. She also completed a breast massage clinic, where she worked with a patient with post-surgical impairments. She successfully helped patients with sports injuries, impairments resulting from scar tissue, and general acute and overuse-based soft tissue injuries.
From her own background in powerlifting and a life-long interest in fitness and leading an active lifestyle, Natalie has a passion for understanding how our bodies move and function. She strives to educate her patients on how to better connect to their own bodies and make them move better. Some of her specific interests include uncovering the mind-body connection that can lead to chronic pain, and how mental health can impact our physical health and functioning. She also has an interest in post cancer care (especially breast cancer), including preventing and treating lymphedema, and general breast health.
Natalie is currently practicing Dynamic Cupping and Thai Massage as part of her complementary therapies. She is also certified as an Applied Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) and Lymphedema (CDT) Therapist. She enjoys working with a diverse patient population, no matter what level of activity patients come from. She strives to create a safe and inclusive space for all patients, and encourages them to find clarity regarding their therapeutic needs – both physical and emotional. Natalie has a naturally moderate pressure level, a slow pace and a focus on soothing the nervous system to further enhance the effects of her treatments.
Outside of work, Natalie enjoys hiking, yoga, powerlifting, stand-up paddleboarding, cycling, and any form of baking.
Book with Rebecca at Danforth
Rebecca graduated from Sutherland-Chan School of Massage in 2022. In addition to treating a variety of musculoskeletal conditions, Rebecca has specific clinical experience in massage for seniors, patients with Multiple Sclerosis, cancer care, deep relaxation, and post-surgical massage, including mastectomy, top surgery, and abdominal surgery. In post-surgical massage treatments, Rebecca works to improve the feeling, texture, and appearance of scars while also treating various compensatory factors that come with surgery.
Rebecca graduated from the University of Toronto with a degree in Sociology and Theatre Arts, and in 2011 from the Barbara Brennan School of Healing in Bad Ischl, Germany. Massage is Rebecca’s second career following many fulfilling years in the Performing Arts as an award-winning Lighting Designer and Director. Her work has taken her across Canada and around the world into many diverse communities. Now, she is excited to embrace a direct client-centered approach to healing and wellness in her own neighbourhood.
Book with Samantha at Dovercourt
Samantha Harvie, RMT is a CCMH grad from 2010. After working 3 years in the spa industry, Samantha left the profession with a back injury, but retained her capacity in the healthcare and Massage Therapy fields by taking Management positions working with RMTs.
After studying for a time in counselling and community care, Samantha decided to return to the profession to promote health and wellness within her community. Samantha welcomes all patients, and is passionate about working with people from all walks of life, with a focus on patients experiencing chronic pain, as well as those with chronic pain conditions.
Book with Amelia at Dovercourt
Amelia Fogel, RMT, is a graduate of Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy in 2022. She’s incredibly passionate about empowering others in their wellness journeys and strives to create an inclusive, judgment-free environment in her treatment room.
Amelia loves to use movement to empower people of all body types to connect with themselves, especially those who have struggled with chronic pain. She provides enjoyable home-care techniques to help manage mobility issues. Learning about the human body and how to stay in-tune with herself helps Amelia move through the world with less pain, and she is grateful to share her expertise with you.
Book with Brad at Dovercourt
Brad Dietrich is a skilled Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) with a diverse practice with a significant focus in sports massage, deep tissue therapy, trigger point therapy, pre/post-natal care, C-section scar tissue mobility, and relaxation massage. His approach to therapy combines firm, soothing, and consistent techniques with a rhythmic flow that promotes both calm and ease for his clients.
A graduate with honours from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2017, Brad has worked in a variety of clinical settings, continually refining his skills to provide the best care possible. He values a holistic wellness circle, believing in the power of different modalities and referring clients to other professionals when it can enhance their well-being.
In addition to his massage therapy expertise, Brad is also a dedicated dog walker, a passion he began during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021. Brad is a 2014 graduate of the Contemporary School of Dance with distinctions, which speaks to his dedication to movement and body care./p>
Brad’s goal is to help everyone achieve comfort and freedom from pain, both physically and mentally. He fosters an inclusive and welcoming environment for all individuals, proudly advocating for the LGBTQ+ community and ensuring a safe space for everyone he works with—both humans and animals alike.
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