Maggy Ashby registered with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario in 1999, and is passionately committed to the art and science of massage therapy. With eight years of experience as a registered massage therapist, Maggy remains committed to ongoing learning in order to bring the best to her clients.

Among her post graduate course work she has studied the fascial systems of the body in the labs of Queen’s University. She now uses a variety of advanced myofascial, joint mobility, and hydrotherapy techniques to restore health to the body’s tissues and systems. An active participant in life, Maggy advocates movement, stretching, and strength. She achieves predicted results with a personalized assessment and targeted exercises.

Coming in July: After and exciting year of travel, we welcome back Ali!

Ali returns to us with 12 years of experience in massage therapy, and a renewed passion to help her clients achieve thier goals. She uses a variety of techniques including deep tissue massage, fascial work, joint mobility and relaxation to best cater the individuals needs.

Ali has believes that one of the most important aspects to treatment is educating her clients. Those who are active participants in thier own healthcare tend to have the best results so the exercises and stretching one does at home are vital.

Ali also enjoys swimming, cycling and spending time in the great outdoors.

Alex is open for bookings, Wednesdays and Fridays beginning in March, 2022.

Graduating from the massage therapy program and Algonquin College, I have been a registered massage therapist with the CMTO since 2016.

I love working as a therapist; the detective-like nature of solving the cause of my clients’ issues, and how to best resolve them. My approach is to not only to help my clients resolve the issues that brought them in, but also to help identify the cause. I like to educate clients on the affected anatomical structures, and to work with them to find the best home care activities in order to prevent issues from returning, and that will promote good health. I have experience helping people in several capacities, including sports massage, deep tissue, fascial, relaxation, pre/peri natal, and some TMJ work.

I believe in good balance in all aspects of life — especially a good work/life balance — and focusing on stress reduction. Growing up in the farm country outside of Ottawa I have grown to love nature and outdoor activities such as hiking, snowshoeing, playing sports, camping, trail walking, etc.

Kaylee Cumming registered with the CMTO in 2006.  She combines the benefits of deep tissue work with relaxation techniques to achieve the best results.  Kaylee enjoys the detective work to solve “why” clients experience pain. Her treatments usually involve stretches and exercises to reduce pain, improve posture and to prevent future injuries. Courses in low back pain/dysfunction, and in fascial restructuring techniques make Kaylee confident in getting the results her clients are looking for!

Kaylee is passionate about helping moms to be:  She is an RMT with labour support/doula training, and enjoys being a part of this miraculous event for families.

Kaylee enjoys a healthy lifestyle involving weight training, running and yoga. She considers herself a bit of a foodie and finds any excuse to make an event, or to get her friends together. She also enjoys relaxing outdoors, camping/cottaging and acting like a kid with her step kids, son Cohe, and daughter Isla!

A registered massage therapist with the CMTO since 2014, Ashley’s approach to the healing process is that it’s a continuous and creative journey that changes with each person and their own personal experiences. Her goals are to help act as a facilitator for her clients, to guide and help them regain their health through massage therapy by using cupping therapy, craniosacral therapy, and lymphatic drainage technique.

Ashley has treated clients with chronic pain conditions, postural imbalances, and scars, and who are postoperative, have nerve impingements, repetitive strains, or shin splints, and also for relaxation. She feels it’s important to listen to her clients’ goals and to tailor a treatment to meet those goals. She incorporates personalized home care in her methodology.

In her free time Ashley likes to find balance by meditating, practising yoga, painting and exploring the arts, hiking, cooking, traveling, and spending time with family and friends.

Daniela has been a Registered Massage Therapist with the CMTO since 2021. Before Massage Therapy, Daniela completed her BSc, in Human Kinetics at the University of Ottawa, in 2017. During University, she worked with varsity athletes, applying exercise and rehabilitation. This experience motivated her to get into a profession that helps the public return to their normal daily activities, which led her to massage therapy.

Daniela enjoys working with all types of clients. Her treatments are tailored to each client’s specific goals and needs, from impairment-based injuries, to relaxation. Daniela works best incorporating stretching techniques into treatments, providing particular homecare for clients, and giving proper education on injury prevention.

In her spare time, Daniela enjoys being active, hanging out at the cottage, and spending time with family and friends. She hopes to continue her learning and expand her knowledge through specialized courses in the future!

In 2008 Rae graduated from the University of Windsor’s Human Kinetics program. After graduation Rae went on to study at Lambton College to finish the Massage Therapy program on the Dean’s List in 2011. Rae has served as a Massage Therapist to clients of all ages since her registration with the College of Massage Therapy in 2011. She believes that Massage Therapy has something to offer everyone – from the remedy of a current injury to the relief of stress in a hectic modern age. By attending regular conferences and workshops Rae keeps her skills on the cutting-edge to provide the best experience for her clients.