Madhvi is a Sutherland-Chan graduate who also holds an Hon Bsc. From U of Toronto, is a certified yoga instructor and utilizes acupuncture, cupping and myofascial therapies in her practice. She believes that combining knowledge from a scientific model with an integrative, complementary framework allows us to truly speak to our health journey.

This is her approach to treatment: Our bodies move and change constantly; they change as our seasons change, they change daily as we dance between the stressors and joys of life. These transitions sometimes can challenge our innate adaptive abilities, especially when life becomes hectic and there’s hardly space for rest. When we work together, you and I create the space necessary for your body, nervous system and breath to align with ease and grace. Within this foundation of safety and trust, your body awareness improves and your mind is able to tap into a truth that guides you into the next stages of your wellbeing. I refer to this moment of pause as ‘a liminal space’ - an in-between phase of the old and new, past and present, present and future - where all possibilities exist because you have given your adaptive multi-system (autonomic nervous system) a moment to catch up with and align to your daily and often busy lifestyle. I believe in a practice that is customized to meet you where you are in any given day, acknowledging your health is physical, mental, emotional and spiritual (an integrated system). I believe in supporting your circle of care and walking alongside your journey towards the path you envision for yourself. I have worked in hospital and clinical settings with palliative care, concussion care and post surgical recovery as well as in private practice for pre/postnatal support, autoimmune conditions and general somatic support. I am currently doing some personal extended research around women’s health, specifically perimenopause and menopause. I am grateful and excited to create within this liminal space with you.

Madhvi has a passion for learning and is fascinated by human consciousness and neuroscience as well as where true human potential lies when spirit and matter connect. She feels deeply for community and is forever seeking ways to contribute to sustainable community development within a healthcare framework led by a justice and equity lens. Coffee, hiking in nature and adventuring with her 5 year old and husband bring her joy.

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Grounded Harmonic was founded by Terri Dancocks, a certified sound and vibrational practitioner, dedicated to creating spaces of deep, relaxation and energetic harmony. After nearly 2 decades, of running a successful business in Muskoka, Terri followed an inner calling towards holistic wellness and sound healing- a path that led her to Toronto’s beaches community where Grounded Harmonic now offers immersive and restorative sound experiences. Through a blend of quartz, crystal bowls, Himalayan, singing Bowls and intuitive chime work. Each session is designed to help release tension, calm the nervous system and invite balance back to the body and mind whether in a group sound bath or an on body, Himalayan bowl session, Terri holds space with a grounded presence and an open heart, allowing each vibration to support what your body and spirit most need. At its core, Grounded Harmonic is about relaxation and restoration through resonance- A return to stillness through sound where every tone helps you reconnect to yourself and the quiet harmony that lives within

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Using thought work and mindfulness, I work with adults navigating life’s ups and downs. My work is Internal Family Systems (IFS) informed, feminist, and neurodiversity affirming. Warm, collaborative, practical and evidence-informed best describes my approach. Whether it’s finding your footing, navigating life changes, or tackling a big goal, I’ve got you! I’d love to support and cheer you on in building a life of purpose, connection and ease. I work with people who have experienced trauma, individuals who identify as neurodivergent, as well as women in midlife and beyond. I also treat sleep issues using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-i). I graduated from Western University with a MSc (OT), and I am a member of the College of Occupational Therapy of Ontario.

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Kassandra Tournier – Osteopath D.O.

I was born at the crossroads of two vibrant cultures: the French Caribbean island of Martinique, my homeland, full of life and color, and Lyon, France, where I grew up, studied, and developed a taste for fine wine, traditional dishes like quenelle… and osteopathy.

Graduating in 2017, I have practiced in various settings — private clinics, home visits, and as a teaching assistant at a prestigious osteopathy school in France. My journey has always been enriched by my years of dance practice and my passion for travel, which have deeply shaped my understanding of the body and movement.

Having personally experienced an inflammatory illness, I bring a special sensitivity to patients facing similar challenges. I approach these conditions with empathy, precision, and a holistic perspective.

In treatment, I work extensively with cranial and visceral techniques, alongside more dynamic articular approaches. Patients often describe my hands as strong yet comforting — powerful, grounded, and deeply releasing.

A true globetrotter at heart, I regularly return to Martinique and the Caribbean, places that nourish my roots and inspire my practice. I speak French, intermediate Spanish, and functional English, which I am continuously improving here in Canada to better serve a diverse international clientele.

Today, my mission is to support each individual on their journey toward lasting wellbeing, trusting in the intelligence of the body and the strength of the therapeutic relationship.

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Allison enrolled in massage therapy due to a natural interest in sports and physiology. After receiving physio treatments as a young athlete, she soon understood the capabilities the body has to improve itself based on targeted exercises and treatment. After three years of school and fourteen years working as a professional RMT her passion for healing through touch is as strong as ever. She believes that massage has the ability to heal the body, calm the mind and encourage one to pursue a healthier version of themselves.

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Lee utilizes a variety of techniques in her practice. She fine-tunes each treatment plan and technique to the needs of the client. She uses deep tissue therapy, myofascial release, traditional Swedish massage as well as joint play and stretching to assist in the healing of injuries caused by repetitive motions, overuse, postural deviations and stress related issues, she also integrates passive stretching and fascial work into her treatments. Lee works to treat the root cause rather than just symptoms. Her overall goal is to eliminate a client’s pain or to optimize their performance. Lee attended Shiatsu School Of Canada and graduated from ICT Kikkawa College for Massage Therapy. She is a member in good standing of the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario.

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As a psychodynamic therapist, I work with adults exploring the emotional complexities of life—parenthood, career shifts, relationship distress, burnout, and persistent internal conflicts. In a reflective and attuned space, we examine how unconscious patterns and early relational experiences shape your current struggles. Through the therapeutic relationship, we create the conditions for insight, transformation, and a deeper sense of self. Reaching out can begin a meaningful and lasting process of change. I draw from relational, psychodynamic, and emotion-focused approaches, which means I’ll work with you not only to manage symptoms but also to gently explore the underlying patterns that shape how you relate to yourself and others. I’m here to listen, reflect, and help you make sense of your inner world with care and curiosity. Beginning therapy can feel like a big step, especially when you’re not sure where to start. If you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or simply curious about the process, I invite you to reach out. You’re welcome to contact me with any questions or to schedule a free 15-minute consultation to see if working together feels like the right fit.

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