Natalie
Natalie Scott, RMT, Neurofunctional Acupuncture, Manual Lymphatic Drainage
Natalie graduated from Canadian Therapeutic College in 1999 and has been practicing massage therapy in a clinical setting since. She is also an instructor at the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy. She specializes in; acupuncture, myofascial release, and manual lymph drainage. Natalie continues to fuel her passion for all things acupuncture and massage by attending conferences, interacting with peers, and keeping up to date with recent studies and techniques.
Her passion for reading, learning, travel and the outdoors translate well into understanding the need for lifestyle balance and overall wellness.
Natalie graduated from Canadian Therapeutic College in 1999 and has been practicing massage therapy in a clinical setting since. She is also an instructor at the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy. She specializes in; acupuncture, myofascial release, and manual lymph drainage. Natalie continues to fuel her passion for all things acupuncture and massage by attending conferences, interacting with peers, and keeping up to date with recent studies and techniques.
Her passion for reading, learning, travel and the outdoors translate well into understanding the need for lifestyle balance and overall wellness.
Tatum
Tatum Johnson, RMT, Pre/Post Natal Massage, Myofascial Release
A former graduate and now the Director of Education and instructor at the Canadian College of Massage & Hydrotherapy (C.C.M.H), Tatum has been in practice since 1999
and specializes in sports massage, myofascial release, pregnancy and infant massage.
She is passionate about her profession as well as being an active member of her community.
If not in the clinic you may find Tatum and her family by the Pitch coaching with
Kitchener girls soccer.
A former graduate and now the Director of Education and instructor at the Canadian College of Massage & Hydrotherapy (C.C.M.H), Tatum has been in practice since 1999
and specializes in sports massage, myofascial release, pregnancy and infant massage.
She is passionate about her profession as well as being an active member of her community.
If not in the clinic you may find Tatum and her family by the Pitch coaching with
Kitchener girls soccer.
Ian
Ian Kangaloo, BSc., RMT
Ian graduated from the UWO in 1993 with a BSc. Physics/Philosophy
but he didn’t discover just how closely the mind and body are linked until
studying Massage therapy at CCMH 12 years later. Ian joined Dynamic Approach in 2006, and became a lead instructor at the College of Massage and Hydrotherapy shortly after. He specializes in various techniques including; myofascial release, deep tissue massage and sports massage.
Ian's personal yoga practice has rewarded him with an even greater appreciation of the interconnectedness of the mind, body and health.
Ian graduated from the UWO in 1993 with a BSc. Physics/Philosophy
but he didn’t discover just how closely the mind and body are linked until
studying Massage therapy at CCMH 12 years later. Ian joined Dynamic Approach in 2006, and became a lead instructor at the College of Massage and Hydrotherapy shortly after. He specializes in various techniques including; myofascial release, deep tissue massage and sports massage.
Ian's personal yoga practice has rewarded him with an even greater appreciation of the interconnectedness of the mind, body and health.
Lesley
Lesley Rice, RMT
Lesley graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2015. While there, she learned to incorporate general Swedish techniques, myofascial release and stretching to help clients achieve optimal results in their overall wellness, relieve stress and alleviate pain. Lesley has earned additional certificates in Hot Stone Massage,Pre/Post Natal and infant massage and Manual Lymphatic Drainage. She also volunteers her time at Hopespring Cancer Support Centre as an RMT, helping those living with cancer, as well as their families.
Lesley graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2015. While there, she learned to incorporate general Swedish techniques, myofascial release and stretching to help clients achieve optimal results in their overall wellness, relieve stress and alleviate pain. Lesley has earned additional certificates in Hot Stone Massage,Pre/Post Natal and infant massage and Manual Lymphatic Drainage. She also volunteers her time at Hopespring Cancer Support Centre as an RMT, helping those living with cancer, as well as their families.
