About us

Anthea (she/her) is a Registered Massage Therapist and graduate of Centennial College’s Massage Therapy program, class of 2018. She believes deeply in the mind-body connection and the power of therapeutic touch to help us feel grounded, relaxed, and reconnected to ourselves—especially in today’s fast-paced world. Her treatments integrate general Swedish massage with elements of trigger point therapy, fascial work, hydrotherapy, and passive stretching, tailored to each client’s unique needs. Whether you’re carrying stress, tension, pain, or simply need space to breathe, Anthea creates a calm, supportive environment where your body can truly reset. Outside the clinic, you’ll likely find her watching women’s basketball, exploring local parks and farmers markets, hopping between cafes, spending time with loved ones, or hanging out with her two cats, Maple and Flapjack.

Caitlin is a Registered Massage Therapist with nearly two decades of clinical experience and a deep respect for the body’s capacity to adapt, heal, and regulate when given the right support. Her approach to treatment is thoughtful, collaborative, and grounded in listening - both to the tissues and to the person as a whole.

Her work is informed by a background in athletics and years of hands-on practice with a wide range of bodies and needs. Caitlin places a strong emphasis on education, helping clients better understand their own anatomy and patterns so they can move through the world with more ease and confidence.

Now in her 18th year of practice, Caitlin is intentionally maintaining a sustainable caseload that allows for depth, presence, and continuity of care. Her schedule is primarily reserved for existing patients, while new patients are supported by other skilled practitioners within the clinic.

Outside the clinic, Caitlin is an avid athlete who values strength, time outdoors, and being on the water—elements that continue to inform her respect for the body’s resilience and limits.

Corina began practicing yoga in 2004 out of curiosity. As she delved deeper in the practice, yoga became a physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual practice through which she could heal, strengthen, and ground herself. In 2012, she decided to share her profound love of yoga and embarked on a yoga teacher training in St. John’s, Newfoundland where she was pursuing her MA in Archaeology. Since moving back to Toronto in 2013, she has been teaching yoga throughout the city.

Corina deepened her yoga practice and teaching by further studying Trauma Informed Yoga, Yin Yoga, Thai Yoga Massage, and Prenatal Yoga. She weaves elements of all of these in her classes for a grounded, fun, accessible, and memorable practice

Dayna graduated from Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy and is in good standing with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario.

Dayna’s warm and lighthearted personality will instantly put you at ease. Her approach to massage therapy centres on trust and collaboration with the goal of creating individualized care for her patients. Outside the clinic, you’ll probably find her on the hunt for her new favourite restaurant, training in Brazilian jujitsu or attending and a life drawing class.

Her massage style combines a slow, rhythmic flow and moderate to firm pressure with techniques including deep/specific pressure holds, stretching and gentle joint traction.

An RMT since 2014, in good standing with College of Massage Therapists of Ontario.

I’m a believer in community and that in benefitting the individual, physically or emotionally, we can in turn help to build a better community overall.

Prior to becoming an RMT, I worked in a variety of health and social care settings with diverse client populations in the UK and U.S.

I work from a place where my client and I are a team, heading towards the same goal in a safe and welcoming environment.

Questions are welcome!

Julianna’s passion for helping others led her to a career as a Registered Massage Therapist. A graduate of Bryan College in Toronto, she is trained in Swedish massage, as well as a variety of techniques, which include trigger point therapy, joint play, and manual lymphatic drainage. Whether you’re seeking a relaxation massage or a treatment tailored to a specific issue, Julianna is dedicated to working with her clients to reach their unique goals. Outside of work, she spends time hiking with her dogs, working on textile projects and drinking strong coffee.

I love being an RMT. I believe you are the expert of your body’s experience. Together we figure out ways to help you feel better.

As a 2016 graduate of Sutherland Chan School, I have worked with patients who experience chronic pain, trauma related physical symptoms, palliative patients, etc. I am an evidence-based therapist, who has prioritized continuing education in pain science, acupuncture and HAES movement practices. I think at the heart of a great massage experience is active listening, attentive hands-on skills and an amazing playlist.

Maja Degen is an orthopaedic and pelvic health physiotherapist. Maja holds an Honours Bachelor of Science from McMaster University and a Master of Science in Physical Therapy degree from the University of Toronto. With years of experience, Maja brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to her practice.

Whether it’s addressing pelvic floor issues, supporting musculoskeletal health, or aiding in recovery, Maja’s patients benefit from her tailored treatments and compassionate care.

As a trusted professional in her field, Maja is committed to staying up-to-date with the latest advancements and techniques in orthopaedic and pelvic health physiotherapy. Her ongoing pursuit of professional development ensures that her patients receive the highest standard of care, grounded in evidence-informed practices.

Musa is a Manual Osteopathic Practitioner (DOMP) with a focus on rehabilitation, mobility, and whole-body wellness.

He began this journey with a passion for helping others move better and feel better through hands-on, personalized care. The goal is to support each client in addressing the root causes of pain and dysfunction, using a thoughtful and informed approach to manual therapy. He would love to learn more about your goals and see how you can both work together to help you feel your best.

Please note that Osteopathy is not a regulated profession in Ontario, and coverage depends on whether your extended health care plan recognizes his association, the ACMA (Canadian Alliance of Alternative Medicine).

While most major Canadian insurers do provide coverage for ACMA practitioners, Canada Life, Blue Cross & Industrial Alliance currently do not. We do not offer direct billing at this time, so patients must submit receipts to their insurance provider for reimbursement. It is the patient’s responsibility to confirm your coverage before booking.

Sarah Rainbow Heart Hawthorn is a daughter, a partner, a mother, a yogi, an ADHDer, a green witch and a seeker. She feels part of her purpose is to support women in radiating their most authentic selves. Through yoga, earth-based wisdom and heart felt humour Sarah shares her passion for seeing the magic and gratitude in all of our lessons and blessings through the seasons of our lives.

She has studied energy medicine in various modalities for over 30 years (Reiki, Shamanic Healing, Herbology, Astrology). Beginning with a 4 year training at Natural Health Consultants in Montreal at 19. She also found the incredible practice of Kundalini yoga during this time and has completed two teacher trainings in 2016 at Awaken Love and 2020 at Kundalini University.

In 2014 she created Rainbow Rhythm Kids a nature based yoga, music, storytelling and nature connection class which she taught at various childcares and libraries throughout the city. After the pandemic changed the course of that business she recommitted to teaching yoga to the over 10 crowd.

Kundalini yoga is a profound and deeply nourishing practice which truly offers immediate results that can alter our biochemistry, mental and emotional states and put us in touch with our infinite energy.

“My desire is to uplift and shift through breath, voice, movement, flow and building conscious communion together!” (Not super active on the socials but you can find me— @ radiant_shakti _yoga )