Practitioners

Seana Collins Mander, RMT

Clinic Owner & Registered Massage Therapist

Seana graduated from Sir Sandford Fleming College, with an advanced diploma in Massage Therapy. She registered with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario and is a member in good standing. She enjoys working with people of all ages, backgrounds, and ailments. Seana spends a lot of her practice working with postural complaints, pregnancy, and acute or chronic injury. She uses her understanding of massage therapy to decrease pain and help people get back to the things they love to do.​

When Seana is not at the clinic, you can find her as a massage therapy lab tech at Fleming College, and teaching and training at the Jiyu-Shin Karate School. She loves to stay active, and help people find an activity that they can be passionate about, that will help to improve their health (especially a physical activity to get people moving).

Marie-Claire has graduated from Oxford College in 2016 and is a Registered Massage Therapist in good standing with the College of Massage Therapist’s of Ontario. Although she focuses on pain management and specializes in back, hip and knee pain, Marie-Claire assesses the body as a whole to provide a treatment that is mindful of how the body functions as a unit.

Marie-Claire is also a Usui Reiki Master/Teacher level and was first introduced to the practise in 2011 in Pickering, Ontario. Marie-Claire believes that Reiki is a wonderfully holistic therapy that uses subtle energy to help with many ailments. Reiki helps with chronic and acute headaches and migraines, frozen shoulder, emotional blockages, depression and helps to give her clients a renewed sense of well being.

Marie- Claire Ruttan, RMT

Clinic Owner, Registered Massage Therapist, & Reiki Master/Teacher

Mary-Lyn Copeland

Registered Massage Therapist

Mary graduated from Sir Sandford Fleming College in 2019 with an advanced diploma in Massage Therapy and received the Lackner McLennan insurance award. Mary is a member in good standing with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario.

Prior to becoming a RMT Mary worked as an Earth Resources Technician, helping to locate ground water for communities, map wetlands and test water quality. Mary still has the same drive to help the community, but now on a more personal level. She is looking forward to the one on one care that massage therapy offers. In her spare time Mary can still be found exploring the trails and lakes of the Kawarthas. After having been involved in a car accident, Mary became aware of how the benefits of Massage Therapy, home care and hydrotherapy can contribute to the wellbeing of our bodies. Mary is interested in helping others through their healing journeys and how our posture and movements can affect our daily lives.

Cayla has been a practitioner of Usui Reiki (2nd Level) since 2013 and thoroughly enjoys helping others experience the balance and well-being she has felt since her first session. Her goal is to utilize the gentle, healing energies of Reiki to treat a multitude of conditions (depression, anxiety, headaches, emotional burdens, energetic blocks, etc.) and bring the body back to a deep state of peace.

Cayla McCullough

Reiki Practitioner