Yvonne Moir, RMT is an evidence-based, trauma-informed practitioner. They have been providing inclusive care since 2009.
Yvonne has developed her treatment style to suit the needs and preferences of their patient base – from very gentle techniques to deeper work, Yvonne tailors their approach to ensure the patient is relaxed, in control of their comfort and feeling the benefits on table, and ideally as long as possible once they leave the session. They encourage self-healing, and focus primarily on how to help patients find routines and wellness patterns, to create empowerment instead of dependency.
Ongoing studies have lead Yvonne to focus treatment on chronic pain, especially with patients who manage mental health challenges, who are undergoing hormone replacement therapy (HRT), are navigating PTSD, and those who suffer from anxiety and depressive conditions. They have extensive experience in treating concussions, post-surgical care (including top-surgery and other body empowerment surgeries), weekend-warrior injuries, sedentary injuries, pregnancy-related discomfort, migraines, TMJ dysfunction and more. Regardless of the condition, there is always a solution for relief!
As a life-long student, Yvonne feels invigorated by learning how to support others through touch therapy, and is a promoter of mind-body healing. She values a comprehensive support from talk-therapists, movement coaches and other practitioners that are patient-centered -preferring to work as a village wherever possible to bolster patients.
Yvonne welcomes all people to their practice, as they approach care from a deep respect for humanity and vulnerability. They understand how challenging it can be to develop a trusting bond that can promote healing and shows respect to everyone who shows up for themselves.
In addition to being an RMT in Tiny, Yvonne co-owns www.originwellness.ca in Toronto. When not treating patients, or managing their businesses, Yvonne is also a touring musician and recording artist.
Living outdoors with their partner and dog takes up the rest of her time.
Natasha grew up in Barrie and has almost a decade of massage therapy experience working in both private practice and as part of a clinical team.
She has a psychology degree from Laurentian University but completed most of her undergrad in Ottawa. She is a strong believer in tailoring each treatment to fit the specific needs and wants of each client. Natasha believes by addressing individual client needs in a holistic way you can help reduce stress and increase client comfort in order to maintain a healthy mind, body and soul.
She has a special interest in women’s health and seeing how massage therapy can help decrease symptoms related to burn out, ADHD, chronic pain, postpartum mood disorders, ptsd, anxiety, etc. She believes our bodies tell the story of our lives and that healing encompasses the physical, mental and spiritual bodies.
Natasha has extra training in infant massage including tongue ties and she really enjoy showing parents extra ways they can bond with or soothe their baby at home.
In her spare time she is the busy mom of three little ones. Natasha enjoys practicing yoga, listening to podcasts, learning human design, decorating spaces and believes a good morning routine brings happiness throughout the day. She also really loves plants, gardening, watching football with her husband and chasing sunsets.
Meaghan is an experienced Pilates instructor and movement specialist who holds a Comprehensive Certification (Level 3) through Body Harmonics, as well as Mat, Reformer, and Core Align certifications through Balanced Body. With a background working with bodies of all types and abilities, she is able to teach and support other humans in movement confidently and effectively, including those with mobility issues, who are prenatal, or recovering from injury. Sessions are effective and thoughtful, allowing her to meet you where you're at, and customize a program that grows with you.
Let her help you deepen your connection to your own body and learn to feel something new. All ages and levels welcome, you will leave these sessions feeling looser, stronger, accomplished, and inspired.
Meaghan loves the outdoors and caring for the land. When she is not hustling to help you all feel better, she spends her time foraging in the forest, and reconnecting with the simple pleasures in life. Her adventurous heart brings her travelling as much as possible, offering sessions or studying her craft around the world.
Pilates is one of the most large-spectrum movement models that can accommodate most people in whatever life-stage they're at. Whether a client is managing post-partum pain, post-operative dysfunction, or chronic pain from work-related repetitive strain conditions, there is a starting place that will ease you into movement, without aggravating your condition.
All rehabilitative programs will be built around your needs, and you'll never to pushed beyond your limits or guilted into doing more. Meaghan supports where you're at, and sees where the trajectory your on. Take it easy, fall in love with Pilates, and be excited to workout!
My name is Stacey Lapham and I’m an explorer. I was born with a highly curious nature and inner worlds are my favourite area of discovery. My therapy sessions are driven by a curiosity to learn more about our emotions and how they impact our functioning, relationships, and overall wellbeing.
Red Cardinal Counselling provides support for issues like low mood, anxiety, overwhelming stress, and relationship challenges, among other concerns.
In addition to general therapy services, Red Cardinal Counselling specializes in the treatment of trauma, as well as in work with teens and parents.
Therapy sessions often follow an eclectic approach, where techniques and theory from a variety of therapy models are weaved together. The following are some of my favourite models of therapy to draw from:
Working with teens is Red Cardinal Counselling’s sweet spot!
This phase of constant exploration and intense emotions is fertile ground, where small seeds of confidence, compassion, and courage can grow and bear fruit long into adulthood if given the chance.
With social media and instant access technologies, teens today are navigating in uncharted territory and - to be frank - the waters are not always friendly. This, in conjunction with the impact of pandemic restrictions, has amplified issues like depression, anxiety, substance and alcohol misuse, bullying, and relationship strain between teens and parents.
Parents are also finding themselves in over their heads. Our role is to pass on the lessons we have learned, but the game has changed so much since our own teen years that we can struggle to know what to do ourselves.
To book in with stacey, please use the booking system on her website: