Dr. Meghan Watts B.A., M.Sc., D.C. Chiropractor Kinesiologist Exercise Physiologist Dr. Meghan Watts graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology. She continued her academic pursuits at Queen’s University where she earned a Master’s degree in Exercise Physiology, focused on nutrition, exercise and weight loss. Meghan graduated summa cum laude from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto and is now the chiropractor and owner of Stouffville Healthworks. Dr. Watts employs a diversified approach to treating her patients and uses a variety of techniques including full spine adjustments, soft-tissue therapy, modalities such as ultrasound and IFC, exercise prescription, Activator, and custom orthotics. Dr. Watts was voted 'Best Chiropractor' by the Stouffville Sun Tribune in 2019. Meghan and her husband live in Stouffville and are active members of their community. They have two children who keep them busy. |
Nicole Dolan Registered massage therapist Nicole Dolan is a graduate of Centennial College's Massage Therapy program. She offers a variety of services including trigger point therapy, deep tissue therapy, relaxation massage, pre/post natal care, and cranial sacral therapy. She also holds a certificate in hot stone therapy. Nicole keeps busy and active while playing hockey and golf. She also enjoys horse back riding. |
Alana Dolmer REgistered massage Therapist Alana Dolmer graduated from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2008. She has been practicing for over 11 years and has a strong understanding of physical fitness and rehabilitation of the human body. She travelled the world and went to Thailand to learn Thai Yoga Massage to continue her education. She specializes in Deep Tissue, Swedish, Sport, Prenatal and Infant massage that help sooth muscles, relieve tension and decrease stress. She also has experience in treating musculoskeletal and rotator cuff injuries, sprains/strains, headaches, sports injuries and stress related conditions. Alana truly believes in the benefits of massage therapy for not only treating specific injuries but also for the ability to prevent injuries when treated on a regular basis. Recently joining Stouffville Healthworks, she looks forward to many adventures with the team. |
Hailey Boden registered massage therapist kinesiologist Hailey is a Registered Massage Therapist and Kinesiologist and has been working in a clinical practice setting since 2011. She uses a unique blend of movement-based techniques and manual therapy in her practice. Hailey is Passionate about functional movement, pelvic health, ergonomics and she takes pride in building a rapport with her clients to promote realistic, sustainable long-term health changes through understanding their goals on a deeper level than just physical. Hailey therefore offers a wide range of treatment from relaxation massage to levels of therapy that work to improve overall body awareness and have specific rehabilitative effects. This therapy could be effective for people recovering from injury, living with chronic pain and specific conditions, suffering “work from home” aches and pains as well as people wanting to improve their overall health and wellness, improve body awareness and learn about how to improve mobility and strength. |
Wil Quach registered massage therapist Hi! My name is Wil and I graduated from the Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy in 2015. Through my years of experience I have worked as a massage therapist in luxurious spas, high performance sports injury clinics, motor vehicle accident rehabilitation facilities, senior homes, pregnancy clinics and even with the Toronto Marlies Hockey Club during their 2015 season. My accumulated knowledge has taught me to apply and combine different techniques when necessary in all of my treatments. Such techniques that I apply are Swedish Massage relaxation, Tui Na which is ancient form of chinese deep tissue massage that follows the natural flow of the meridian lines in our body, Shiatsu which is an ancient japanese massage technique very similar to Tui Na principles, Cupping which was famously utilized by US olympian Michael Phelps, Joint Manipulation manual sports therapy, lymphatic drainage and facial massage for stress and headache relief. Being a mixed martial arts practitioner myself I understand many different pain conditions and ailments experienced during many sports activities...because I suffered through many injuries myself! I have treated many high performance athletes that have told me my sports massage therapy targets well on their problematic areas combined with lessons on home rehabilitation exercise and stretching techniques that returned them to action safely. Stress, Anxiety and depression can manifest itself as physical pain without us even knowing it. We may think our back pain might be caused by a specific activity, when it could actually be the stress of our jobs and responsibilities that cause us to react physically to cope with these arrests of emotion. My treatments are versatile in order to adjust and provide not only physical comfort, but also emotional and mental. Whatever your ailment may be, let's talk and plan! Looking forward to seeing you! |
Priscilla Leung Registered physiotherapist Priscilla Leung is a Registered Physiotherapist. She graduated from the University of Toronto with a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy. She currently also works as a Physiotherapist at Markham Stouffville Hospital where she treats patients with a variety of acute and chronic conditions - from orthopaedics, stroke/neurological, cardiorespiratory, and treating post-surgical patients. Priscilla uses acupuncture to assist with the treatment of pain, muscle/joint dysfunction, neuromuscular recovery, post-concussion symptoms/whiplash, and promoting overall wellness. She has a holistic approach to her treatment and believes in empowering patients to develop strategies to self-manage, prevent, heal, and maximize function. Priscilla specializes in the treatment and management of chronic pain and complex chronic conditions. She also has an interest in women’s/pelvic health issues and intends to take further courses in this field. |
Fanda Wong Registered Acupuncturist Fanda is a licensed Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner (TCMP) and acupuncturist. Her interest in Chinese Medicine and acupuncture developed after she graduated from the program of Life Science at the University of Toronto, majoring in Health and Disease. As the Life Science program progressed, she realized that prevention is always key when it comes to health and disease. Therefore, she pursued the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner program at Humber College and graduated with honors. During her school years at Humber College, Fanda was selected as a recipient for the Chinese Medicine program scholarship in two consecutive years. She was also chosen to participate in the Chinese Medicine internship at the Hong Kong Baptist University. Her passion in acupuncture and herbal medicine grew significantly after the eye-opening internship in Hong Kong, especially in the field of women’s health. Besides her interest in gynecology and reproductive health, Fanda has also seen patients with acute and chronic pain, insomnia, emotional distress, digestive issues, chronic illnesses, and general wellbeing during her internships in Toronto throughout the years. She enjoys incorporating different modalities during her treatments for the best results especially acupuncture, herbal medicine, and cupping therapies. When she is not seeing patients, she loves spending quality time with her family and her two adorable little puppies. Fanda speaks fluent English and Cantonese. |
Caroline Johnson M.S.W., R.S.W. SOCIAL WORKER Counsellor Caroline Johnson graduated from the University of Toronto with her Master’s degree in Social work and has been a registered Social Worker for the past 14 years. During her studies she was trained in individual and families systems, adult and children’s mental health, seniors and eldercare issues, crisis management, disability issues, as well as developing an expertise in the areas of advocacy, policy and community development. During her career Caroline has worked in a number of community based settings supporting adults, children, families and couples using a variety of approaches and modalities from a strength based perspective in an effort to accommodate the unique needs of each client. Caroline has strong relationships with many Community based agencies in York region and Toronto and is well known in the field for her strong work with clients and partnerships with agencies. |
Rachel Reesor M.S.W.L.C.S.W., R.S.W. Social worker Counsellor Rachel Reesor graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University with her advanced standing Master’s of Social Work. She then completed three years of supervised hours and board examination to earn her LCSW, which in the USA grants diagnostic rights for mental health disorders. She has been working as a registered social worker for 6 years, and providing therapeutic social work services for 10 years. During her studies she received training in adult and children’s mental health and diagnostics, play, sand and art therapy, individual and family systems, groups dynamics and facilitation, crisis intervention, mindfulness, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and trauma informed care. During her career Rachel has worked in a number of settings supporting children, families, and adults of all ages using various client centered approaches to build on strengths. Her work is trauma informed and strives to be holistic in nature. Her goal is to help people realize their true potential by giving them tools to overcome adversity and build upon their strengths. |
Colleen Miller
REGISTERED dIETITIAN
Colleen completed both a bachelor of arts and science (BASc.) and Masters of Health Science (MHSc.) in Nutrition Communications at Ryerson University in Toronto, Ontario.
She then completed a dietetic internship in a hospital setting where she launched her career as a Registered Dietitian, staying on as a staff member. She gained clinical experience in the hospital setting working with patients living with cancer, undergoing surgery, struggling with gastrointestinal disorders and/or facing other acute health issues.
She moved on from her clinical experience to gain 'food knowledge' while working as a retail dietitian. This allowed her to combine the health science world of nutrition with her love of sharing food knowledge and skills: an all-star combo!
She now divides her time between working with clients one-on-one, advocating for the future of dietetics and teaching nutrition at an Ontario college to the next generation of health professionals. The variety in Colleen's career has made her a well balanced Dietitian and nutrition coach.
She then completed a dietetic internship in a hospital setting where she launched her career as a Registered Dietitian, staying on as a staff member. She gained clinical experience in the hospital setting working with patients living with cancer, undergoing surgery, struggling with gastrointestinal disorders and/or facing other acute health issues.
She moved on from her clinical experience to gain 'food knowledge' while working as a retail dietitian. This allowed her to combine the health science world of nutrition with her love of sharing food knowledge and skills: an all-star combo!
She now divides her time between working with clients one-on-one, advocating for the future of dietetics and teaching nutrition at an Ontario college to the next generation of health professionals. The variety in Colleen's career has made her a well balanced Dietitian and nutrition coach.