Yvonne moir, rmt

Benjamin is a Registered Massage Therapist and a proud graduate of the Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy. His journey to this work is rooted in a deep appreciation for the body's strength and resilience—a perspective shaped by his Newfoundland roots and his lifelong passion as a creator and artist.

Much like his approach to creating, Ben's treatment philosophy is both intuitive and intentional. He believes true wellness is about more than just addressing pain; it's about helping people feel stronger, more connected, and empowered to return to the activities that bring them joy. Whether you're an athlete in training, navigating the physical demands of a creative practice, or simply looking to move through daily life with more ease, Ben is passionate about meeting you where you are.

His hands-on style can be described as firm, meditative, and rhythmic. He favours a grounded, flowing pace that allows the body to deeply settle and receive the work, combining therapeutic pressure with a soothing, predictable rhythm to create a sense of safety and calm. To complement his hands-on work, Ben may also draw on his training in hydrotherapy, offering guidance on using heat and ice to support your body's recovery between sessions.

As a member of the queer community and a trans man, Ben has a personal understanding of the importance of feeling safe, seen, and celebrated in your own body. He is deeply committed to creating an affirming and gender-inclusive space for all clients. He has a particular passion for supporting folks on their top-surgery journeys, offering knowledgeable and compassionate care that honours the unique healing process of this transformative experience.

Ben brings a warm, creative, and community-centred spirit to every session and looks forward to working with you to create a personalised treatment plan that supports your health, your goals, and your best self.

With nearly two decades of experience as a Registered Massage Therapist, Caroline brings depth, skill, and thoughtful attention to every treatment. A creative spirit and loving mother of two, she is known for her calm, flowing, and intuitive style, helping clients slow down, reconnect, and feel more at home in their bodies.

Caroline has a particular interest in pregnancy and postpartum care, as well as supporting clients experiencing chronic and acute pain, stress, anxiety, PTSD, sports injuries, postural concerns, work-related musculoskeletal conditions, and post-surgical recovery, including transition-related surgeries.

Every session is tailored to your unique needs, goals, and preferences. Whether you're seeking relief from a specific concern, navigating a period of change, or investing in your long-term well-being, Caroline works collaboratively with you to create an approach that fits your life. You are welcome to book a single treatment or develop an ongoing care plan together.

Her work is grounded in the belief that effective treatment begins with listening. Combining extensive clinical experience with a gentle presence, Caroline creates space for meaningful change while respecting the pace and priorities of each individual.

Caroline approaches her practice through a trauma-informed, anti-oppressive, and 2SLGBTQ+ inclusive lens. She is committed to fostering an environment where people of all bodies, backgrounds, and genders feel respected, welcomed, and empowered in their healthcare journey.

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. D’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.

Besides continuing their studies of the human body/being, Danielle enjoys travel, cooking, leather work, and change-making.

From the moment you book with Frances, you know you’re in exceptional hands. A graduate of the prestigious Sutherland-Chan School and Teaching Clinic in 2011, Frances has been delivering outstanding massage therapy to clients across Toronto for over a decade. Her treatments are not only effective but also leave you feeling completely at ease and cared for.

Her style can be described as slow, methodical and still. With a gentle to moderate pressure.

What truly sets Frances apart is her ability to combine her extensive knowledge of anatomy with a basis of Swedish massage techniques to target pain and dysfunction. Every session is thoughtfully tailored to your specific needs, ensuring you leave the table feeling renewed, balanced, and pain-free. She listens attentively to your concerns and works with a keen eye to find the right approach for your body, making each visit a truly personalized experience.

Frances brings a unique perspective to her practice as massage therapy is her second career. After moving to Toronto in 1995 to work as a Special Effects Artist in the film industry, she transitioned into massage therapy with the same dedication and passion that defined her first career. Her creativity, attention to detail, and care shine through in every session.

As an active powerlifter and kettlebell trainer, Frances understands the physical demands of an active lifestyle. She’s a go-to therapist for athletes and non-athletes alike, offering exceptional care for anyone seeking relief from tension, injuries, or everyday stress.

Whether you’re dealing with chronic pain, recovering from an injury, or simply looking to unwind, Frances is committed to helping you feel your absolute best. Her professionalism, skill, and welcoming personality make her a well rounded practitioner.

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.

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:

Mental Health, Aesthetic/Cosmetic Care, Digestive Health, Sexual Health, Musculoskeletal pain, imbalances, and injuries. 

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!

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.

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.

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.