My time spent achieving two diplomas in the Registered Massage Therapy field has allowed me to turn my enthusiasm for helping others into a rewarding career. By learning the techniques and skills behind rehabilitation programs, I have been able to apply my passion, and now well-developed skills, to aid patients in achieving their goals. The pairing of my Occupational Therapist/ Physiotherapist Assistant diploma and my Advanced Massage Therapy diploma allows me to create new and innovative treatment plans that are derived from a deeper understanding of the physiology of the body.

I have been a Registered Massage Therapist since 2015. During my treatments, I always try to get to our goal in the most efficient manner possible. I have 10 years of experience as a Personal Trainer focused on rehabilitative exercise. I use a wide variety of techniques including deep tissue, PNF stretching, joint mobilizations, corrective exercises and more to help us reach our goal. ​In 2016 I received my certification with the Titleist Performance Institute and in 2019 I completed the level 1 & 2 certification course for the Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA). I love educating my clients through our sessions and seeing the amazing results after our treatments is the reason I do what I do.

Dr. Tront graduated from the University of Windsor in 2014 with a Bachelor of Human Kinetics (Honours Movement Science) degree where he was a member of the Varsity Men’s Hockey Team following his OHL career from 2005-2009. He went on to attend Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) in Toronto from 2014-2018 and has been a practicing Chiropractor in Sarnia and Strathroy since. Dr. Tront completed additional training in mental health and first aid, medical acupuncture, functional and performance taping, orthotics, and Rock Tape – Rock Blades instrument assisted soft tissue therapy. His treatment style is aimed at treating the origin or origins of your pain and not necessarily just treating the pain itself. By identifying the cause of your pain, the goal is to eliminate or correct the issue and reduce reoccurrence and frequency of care needed. He believes that with his unique background, education, experience, and treatment philosophy, he will reduce pain, increase function; improve recovery time, prevent future injuries, and optimize performance.

Ashlen achieved her Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in Applied Human Nutrition from the University of Guelph. Following this, she then completed her dietetic internship and Professional Masters Diploma in Dietetics at St. Michael’s Hospital and Ryerson University. Next was a Diploma in Sport Nutrition through the International Olympic Committee. She has experience in clinical and sports nutrition, as well as private practice and recipe development. Above all, she promotes food as a way to bring health, happiness and an improved quality of life to each individual she works with. Outside of the nutrition world, she loves to spend time with family and friends, enjoying the beautiful outdoors and tasting new and delicious food. Ashlen can’t wait to work together and help you achieve your nutrition goals!

As a registered dietitian, Ashlen aims to focus her career around improving lives through nutrition education and attainable goal setting. She has dedicated her career to working with people who are interested in making healthy lifestyle changes. In the beginning stages of any change, it is common to bite off more than we can chew and aiming too high right off the bat is likely to lead to disappointment. Making small and realistic goals ensures each journey progresses one step at a time for sustainable success. Ashlen hopes to be the guide in helping you create and accomplish these measurable mini milestones.

Natalie Graham is a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist who is passionate about supporting women through pregnancy and postpartum. She believes in treating the whole person, taking into account all the facets that affect the life of a mother. Being a mom of two young kids and also having worked as a Pediatric Physiotherapist for years, Natalie is well versed in helping moms find the balance between meeting their own needs and those of their young children. She is a wife, a mother, loves CrossFit and Peloton, and does a little bit of yoga on the side. 

Natalie graduated from Queen’s University with a Masters of Physiotherapy in 2012. Since then she has taken several continuing education courses in the areas of Women’s Health, Pelvic Health and Pediatrics. Natalie is currently in the process of completing a labour and delivery course to better help prepare clients for the pregnancy and birth process, as well as working to complete her Pre and Post Natal Coaching Certification through Girls Gone Strong. 

As a Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist, my priority is to provide a space that is welcoming and safe so that you feel able to explore your concerns and challenges. I strive to understand you for the unique person that you are and what motivated you to seek counselling. I believe all humans are experts in their own lives and that the therapeutic process can allow movement towards better balance, well being, and overall health. 

I use both my experience and ongoing professional development to inform the therapeutic process. I have training and experience in CBT, trauma, attachment, anxiety and other mood concerns, relationship issues, family issues, and work-related stress.