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 adored her 14 year role as an instructor at the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy. Natalie employs a variety of techniques during her treatments in order optimize therapeutic outcomes. She holds additional certificates in; acupuncture, myofascial release, and manual lymph drainage, and transitions seamlessly between them during her treatment days, sometimes using all 3 during just one treatment. 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, crafting, 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 adored her 14 year role as an instructor at the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy. Natalie employs a variety of techniques during her treatments in order optimize therapeutic outcomes. She holds additional certificates in; acupuncture, myofascial release, and manual lymph drainage, and transitions seamlessly between them during her treatment days, sometimes using all 3 during just one treatment. 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, crafting, 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 Director of Education and instructor at the Canadian College of Massage & Hydrotherapy (C.C.M.H), Tatum has been in practice since 1999
and holds additional certificates 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 Director of Education and instructor at the Canadian College of Massage & Hydrotherapy (C.C.M.H), Tatum has been in practice since 1999
and holds additional certificates 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. in Physics/Philosophy. After a successful stint in Restaurant Management he became attracted to the possibility of a career in Health Care. Always interested in the unity of Mind, Body & Soul, the intersection of the three became truly personal when he began studying Massage Therapy 12 years later.
He joined the Dynamic Approach team in 2006, then became a Massage Therapy Instructor , teaching and mentoring students. First at the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy for 10 years and now at Conestoga College.
Ian employs a variety of techniques during his treatments including; myofascial release, muscle energy and deep tissue massage (always searching for the root of the problem) to promote optimal health
Ian volunteers his time at Hopespring Cancer Support Center, helping those living with cancer, as well as their families. He is still fascinated by philosophy, especially when Faith, Science and Reason connect, loves learning about nutrition and is still trying to nail down a regular yoga practice.
Ian graduated from the UWO in 1993 with a BSc. in Physics/Philosophy. After a successful stint in Restaurant Management he became attracted to the possibility of a career in Health Care. Always interested in the unity of Mind, Body & Soul, the intersection of the three became truly personal when he began studying Massage Therapy 12 years later.
He joined the Dynamic Approach team in 2006, then became a Massage Therapy Instructor , teaching and mentoring students. First at the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy for 10 years and now at Conestoga College.
Ian employs a variety of techniques during his treatments including; myofascial release, muscle energy and deep tissue massage (always searching for the root of the problem) to promote optimal health
Ian volunteers his time at Hopespring Cancer Support Center, helping those living with cancer, as well as their families. He is still fascinated by philosophy, especially when Faith, Science and Reason connect, loves learning about nutrition and is still trying to nail down a regular yoga practice.
Justine
Justine Repei, RMT
Justine is the ultimate athlete! From a young age she has been involved in sports ranging from wrestling to volleyball, golf and even rugby. Our team is so proud of her for training diligently and completing her first marathon in 2023! She is a graduate of Conestoga College’s Recreation and Leisure program, as well as Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy, where she received the honour of being awarded the Sports Outreach Certificate. Justine is more than an athlete, she loves to read and knit, and will be a lifelong student, especially in the field of Massage Therapy. She is looking forward to expanding her knowledge base in cupping, and taping as well as myofascial release for sport specific conditions.
Justine is the ultimate athlete! From a young age she has been involved in sports ranging from wrestling to volleyball, golf and even rugby. Our team is so proud of her for training diligently and completing her first marathon in 2023! She is a graduate of Conestoga College’s Recreation and Leisure program, as well as Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy, where she received the honour of being awarded the Sports Outreach Certificate. Justine is more than an athlete, she loves to read and knit, and will be a lifelong student, especially in the field of Massage Therapy. She is looking forward to expanding her knowledge base in cupping, and taping as well as myofascial release for sport specific conditions.
Ian
Ian McInnis, RMT
Ian graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2017. He’s helped many clients, from weekend warriors and those with physically demanding careers, to clients who need regular stress reduction and trigger point therapy. Ian's approach to massage is to ensure the main focus is what the client and their body needs. Whether it is a relaxing treatment to help with stress relief or a more focused treatment to help with injury or pain management. His techniques include Swedish massage, deep tissue, trigger point and myofascial release.
Ian looks forward to meeting new clients and being able to help people improve both their mental and physical health.
Ian graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2017. He’s helped many clients, from weekend warriors and those with physically demanding careers, to clients who need regular stress reduction and trigger point therapy. Ian's approach to massage is to ensure the main focus is what the client and their body needs. Whether it is a relaxing treatment to help with stress relief or a more focused treatment to help with injury or pain management. His techniques include Swedish massage, deep tissue, trigger point and myofascial release.
Ian looks forward to meeting new clients and being able to help people improve both their mental and physical health.
Amanda Little, RMT
Amanda Little is a Registered Massage Therapist who graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2019.
As a competitive equestrian, Amanda experienced firsthand the importance of proper rehabilitation and injury prevention after sustaining an injury herself. Through her own recovery journey, she developed a deep appreciation for the role Massage Therapy plays in supporting healing, performance, and overall well-being. This experience sparked her interest in understanding how the body functions and responds to various therapeutic techniques.
Amanda incorporates Swedish massage, trigger point therapy, and myofascial release into her treatments. Combined with her passion for helping others, she strives to provide effective, personalized care that supports each client’s individual healing journey.
Amanda Little is a Registered Massage Therapist who graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2019.
As a competitive equestrian, Amanda experienced firsthand the importance of proper rehabilitation and injury prevention after sustaining an injury herself. Through her own recovery journey, she developed a deep appreciation for the role Massage Therapy plays in supporting healing, performance, and overall well-being. This experience sparked her interest in understanding how the body functions and responds to various therapeutic techniques.
Amanda incorporates Swedish massage, trigger point therapy, and myofascial release into her treatments. Combined with her passion for helping others, she strives to provide effective, personalized care that supports each client’s individual healing journey.
Shannon Sniatenchuk Trinh, Registered Reflexology Practitioner
Shannon has been a Reflexologist since 2011 and a member of the Reflexology Registration Council
of Ontario. She joined Dynamic Approach in 2013 until 2018. After a break to spend time with her
family, she is excited to be pursuing Reflexology again. Shannon has an enthusiasm for natural
healing methods and loves to learn new modalities. She is certified in hand, ear and foot Reflexology.
Shannon has a passion for helping women through the various stages of their lives and has obtained
additional certificates in Maternity Reflexology and has worked with children, from newborns to
teenagers. She believes that if we wish to achieve optimum mental and physical health, we need
to reduce stress and give attention to our mind, body and spirit.
Shannon has been a Reflexologist since 2011 and a member of the Reflexology Registration Council
of Ontario. She joined Dynamic Approach in 2013 until 2018. After a break to spend time with her
family, she is excited to be pursuing Reflexology again. Shannon has an enthusiasm for natural
healing methods and loves to learn new modalities. She is certified in hand, ear and foot Reflexology.
Shannon has a passion for helping women through the various stages of their lives and has obtained
additional certificates in Maternity Reflexology and has worked with children, from newborns to
teenagers. She believes that if we wish to achieve optimum mental and physical health, we need
to reduce stress and give attention to our mind, body and spirit.
