Julie Den Tandt is a graduate of the Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy and has a degree in Biology and Psychology from Wilfrid Laurier University. She has been working as a Massage Therapist for almost 20 years now, and is very passionate about the healing effects of massage.

Her specializations include musculoskeletal injuries and dysfunction related to overuse, repetitive strain, and sports injuries. A large component of her practice also focuses on relaxing the nervous system through energy work, as well as treating chronic back and neck pain related to postural dysfunction and chronic stress.

Julie’s philosophy is focused on the belief that massage stimulates the body’s natural ability to heal by providing relaxation, increased energy flow, and balance through the power of touch. In her spare time, she enjoys yoga, cooking, and spending time with family and friends. She is passionate about health and emotional/spiritual well-being as the foundation to a fulfilling and balanced life.

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Dr. O’Hara works together with her patients to restore symmetry of function by optimizing mobility, strength and co-ordination. Discussion of lifestyle issues, nutrition and exercise are part of her approach; she readily refers as needed to her wide network of health care professionals.

Gentle instrument-assisted adjusting (The Activator Method), traditional spinal and non-spinal manipulation/mobilization and soft tissues techniques are her preferred methods of treatment. The latter include myofascial trigger point therapy, applied kinesiology and the Graston technique for releasing fascial restrictions.

Dr. O’Hara is a 1982 cum laude graduate of Toronto’s Canadian MemorialChiropractic College. Prior to this she earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Indiana’s Ball State University and completed graduate coursework at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

In 1989 she opened the multi-disciplinary clinic, Bloor-Avenue Chiropractic, and practiced there until her transition to ONE80health in December 2020.

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Laura Disenhaus, PT, DOMP, DScO is a licensed physiotherapist and osteopathic manual practitioner. Laura obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in biology/psychology from the University of Western Ontario before going on to obtain a Bachelor of Science degree in Physiotherapy (BSc(PT)) from the University of Toronto. As well, Laura is a graduate of the Canadian College of Osteopathy, obtaining her DOMP/DScO after presenting her thesis on osteopathic treatment for chronic constipation. She is a teaching assistant for the Canadian College of Osteopathy (Urology, Gynecology).

Laura has extensive experience in various areas having worked in hospital settings (Hospital for Sick Children and Mt. Sinai Hospital, Toronto; Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York) as well as in private practice since 1999, and was an instructor for New York University’s Physical Therapy department and a guest lecturer for Touro and Downstate College’s Physical Therapy department (oncology).

Her current areas of specialization include chronic pelvic pain in women and men; infertility in women and men; digestive disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome, constipation, and reflux; coccyx pain; and TMJ (jaw) dysfunctions.

EDUCATION / TRAINING *University of Western Ontario, B.Sc. (biology and psychology) (1985) *University of Toronto (physiotherapy) (1988) *Canadian College of Osteopathy (D.O.M.P.) (2010, Thesis: “General Osteopathic Treatment for Chronic Constipation”)

**Other: *Registered Polarity Practitioner (New York); *Craniosacral Therapist/Teaching Assistant (Upledger Foundation, New York)

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS *Canadian Physiotherapy Association *Ontario Association of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners *American Osteopathic Association *International Pelvic Pain Society *International Association for the Study of Pain *Interstitial Cystitis Network *International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health *Canadian Society for Pelvic Medicine *National Vulvodynia Association

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Tamara holds a Master in Practice diploma of Osteopathic Manipulative Sciences (M.OMsc), from Canadian Academy of Osteopathy and is a member of Ontario Osteopathic Association as part of OSTCAN. With a background in theatre holding a BFA from York University, Tamara is also a circus artist and teacher and a yoga instructor (YTT 500+). Tamara’s introduction to osteopathic manual therapy was due to a chronic injury and she understands the importance feeling at home in your body. Applying her knowledge of anatomy and physiology, Tamara gently, manually helps in removing restrictions of motion in joints, free up space for blood, lymphatic, and neurological flow, in order to restore health, balance, and communication of the body’s systems. Tamara’s goal is to help each individual feel their best, to life a fuller life.

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Miyako came to Toronto from Japan with a desire to be living in diversity. Her mission is to help people connect with the innermost potential of their wellbeing with body, mind, and spirit as one. She went to Shiatsu Academy of Tokyo and immediately after she went to the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy. She has been practising as an osteopathic manual practitioner since 2009. She loves to listen, observe and understand each individual so that she can effectively communicate with each person uniquely. In her personal life, she loves art in many forms and she also loves to paint. As influenced by her parents, art, healing, and spirituality are all a dynamic part of her life.

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Over the years I have had many experiences that have shaped the approach I take to understanding how symptoms arise and have always sought out to provide the most appropriate therapy for a particular condition.

I have termed my approach physical medicine & active rehabilitation. Physical medicine is defined as a remedy for treating, preventing, or alleviating the symptoms of disease (dis-ease) of the physical body which often prevents people from achieve optimal movement and performance. Physical medicine is also what I provide my patients as a means of optimizing their movement, performance and health. I integrate a variety of therapies such as Fascial Distortion Model (FDM), Instrument Assisted Fascial Release, Active Release Therapy (A.R.T.), Fascial Manipulation; Chiropractic Joint Manipulation and Mobilization; Osteopathic Manipulative Therapies; Contemporary Medical Acupuncture; Shockwave Therapy; Laser; Frequency Specific Microcurrent; and Kinesiology Taping to restore optimal function to the nervous system, muscles and joints in order to reduce pain and promote healing. Following this, active rehabilitation is used and is a combination of exercises, postures and movement corrections that are provided to my patients to ensure that you are able to return to full health, i.e., rehabilitate your body and prevent further pain, dysfunction and any exacerbation of your condition.

My goal is to provide the answers my patients are looking for regarding their pain and dysfunction and offer the means to help optimize their movement, performance and health.

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