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Tyler has been a chiropractor for over a decade in the picturesque town of Paris. During the course of his career, he cultivated a deep interest in the field of functional neurology and sports concussion. His professional focus lies in treating patients suffering from persistent, complex concussion symptoms, COVID-19 haul symptoms, functional neurology issues, and chronic headaches. Tyler’s goal is to provide comprehensive care that not only alleviates pain but also enhances the quality of life of my patients.
Gary has over 30 years of Traditional Chiropractic care Active Release Therapy (ART) (Upper and Lower Extremity). He studied at Wilfrid Laurier University, where he received a Bachelor of Science and graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College with a Doctor of Chiropractic degree. Dr. Dix has been involved in competitive sport his entire life. While at WLU he was part of the varsity football team and was also a member of the varsity golf and squash teams. He played senior inter-county baseball with the Brantford Red Sox for 15 years and was a member of the championship team in 1981.
His lifelong interest in golf led him to be involved in competitive long driving. He won the Ontario Senior Long Drive Championships in 2002, 2003, 2004 and he was a finalist in the Remax World Long Drive Championships in Mesquite, Nevada in 2008 and 2009 in the Super Senior division. Recently, Dr. Dix has been certified as a Golf Fitness Instructor by the Titleist Performance Institute. He is currently a level 3 Medical Professional and has incorporated golf fitness into his chiropractic practice.
Meet Dr. Michael Morley, a chiropractor with a passion for providing top-notch care to his patients. He’s not your average chiropractor, though. He’s certified in Neurofunctional Acupuncture from McMaster University and is a Titleist Performance Institute practitioner. Dr. Morley is also an accomplished athlete, having played competitive hockey, baseball, and lacrosse. In his free time, he loves to golf.
Dr. Morley believes in personalized treatment sessions for each patient, targeting the root cause of their issue, not just the symptoms. He takes a neuroanatomical and functional approach to his practice and understands that each patient has their own unique goals. He works with you to set and achieve them!
Dr. Morley uses a variety of techniques, including joint-manipulation, MRT, electro-acupuncture, IASTM, cupping therapy, and rehabilitative exercises to create successful treatment plans. With his expertise, you can be sure you’ll receive the care you need to feel your best.
Dr. Joscyline Cadwell completed her undergraduate degree at Western University, earning an Honours Specialization in Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. During her time at Western, she was a dedicated member of the varsity softball team, contributing to multiple provincial championship titles and a national gold medal. She went on to complete her Doctor of Chiropractic at Northeast College of Health Sciences, further strengthening her commitment to delivering high quality, evidence-based patient care. Joscyline combines manual, hands-on therapy, spinal adjustments, and individualized take home exercise programs to create comprehensive treatment plans that support long term health and well-being. She believes in empowering patients through education, movement, and collaborative care, ensuring every individual feels supported and confident in their rehabilitation journey. Outside the clinic, Joscyline enjoys reading, staying active through sport, and spending quality time with the people who matter most to her.
Anthony is a Registered Physiotherapist with a Master of Science in Physiotherapy from Queens University and Bachelor of Kinesiology, Honours, from Western University. During his time at Western University, he had the opportunity to work as an Athletic Therapist and Student Strength and Conditioning Coach with their varsity teams and with the London St. George’s Rugby Club.
Anthony has a deep understanding of sports, as he started curlingat the age of three and played competitively until 17, making it to the Ontario Winter Games in Collingwood. He played hockey as a defence man, retiring as an Assistant Captain after winning the Championships in Peewee. Throughout high school, he was involved with football as a running back and full back, and was recruited to play for the 2016 U18 Football Canada Cup in Winnipeg as a corner. Throughout University, Anthony participated in a number of intramural sports such as volleyball, ultimate frisbee, flag football, and power lifting.
Focusing on Orthopedics, Neurological Rehabilitation and Vestibular Conditions
Tanis is a Physiotherapist with a Masters of Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto, a Bachelor of Education and a Bachelor of Human Kinetics (Hons. Movement Science) degree from the University of Windsor.
Growing up, Tanis competed in artistic gymnastics where she was first introduced to physiotherapy care. As she transitioned to competing in long distance running (cross country and track) in high school, she had her first major injury which took her away from competition for over a year. While rehabbing this injury, she developed a passion for the human body. She competed for the Varsity XC and track teams at both U of Windsor and U of Toronto earning Academic All-Canadian honours.
After graduation she worked as a Kinesiologist and Personal trainer helping athletes and every day people get the most out of themselves. This experience has also given her a thorough understanding of strength and conditioning principles beyond your traditional rehab approach.
In her free time, she competes as an elite distance runner currently focusing on ultramarathons and bouldering (rock climbing). Competing in running at a high level for the past 15 years has provided a special ability to understand athletes and difficult injuries can be. She is passionate about providing advice and creating opportunities for athletes to continue to stay fit while rehabbing an injury.
Namrata is a dedicated and compassionate Registered Physiotherapist at our CMR Paris Hub location. She completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2017 in India, where she gained extensive clinical experience working at a recognized government hospital. Her early exposure to a wide range of patient conditions and a collaborative healthcare environment laid a strong foundation for her clinical skills.
To further broaden her expertise, Namrata pursued Fitness and Health Promotion at Conestoga College in Canada. She brings a global perspective and deep understanding of physiotherapy practices across different healthcare systems.
Namrata has over two years of experience as a Physiotherapy Assistant in Long-Term Care in Canada and subsequently served the Cambridge community for a year and a half as a Physiotherapist. Her practice spans across diverse age groups and conditions, with a strong emphasis on client-centered, evidence-based care.She has successfully treated post-surgical, vestibular, concussion, and musculoskeletal cases, with a passion for creating sustainable exercise programs that seamlessly integrate into daily life.
Namrata is committed to helping her patients achieve optimal recovery and long-term well-being. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys connecting with nature on hikes with family and friends and expresses her creative side through dance.
Dhruvdatt Joshi is a compassionate and experienced Registered Physiotherapist in Canada, bringing over 8 years of expertise in treating a wide range of conditions across orthopaedic, paediatric, and neurological care. At Cobblestone Medicine and Rehab Centres in Burford, Dhruvdatt is known for his kind, patient-first approach—working closely with individuals of all ages to help them regain strength, confidence, and independence.
With advanced hands-on skills in manual therapy, soft tissue release, and acupuncture, Dhruvdatt tailors each treatment plan to the unique needs of every patient. He believes that true healing comes from collaboration and trust, and he encourages active participation through personalized exercises and achievable goals that keep patients motivated and supported every step of the way.
Dhruvdatt’s calm and encouraging presence creates a safe, welcoming environment where patients feel heard and empowered in their recovery journey. His genuine joy comes from seeing people progress and return to the activities that bring them happiness.
Outside the clinic, Dhruvdatt enjoys reading, reflecting on spiritual growth, and engaging in uplifting conversations. He also loves staying active through tennis and cricket and values staying connected with his community.
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Khushboo Thakor is a dedicated Registered physiotherapist and is passionate about empowering her clients through education and personalized care. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy, and her background includes working with patients of all ages experiencing acute and chronic muscle injuries, strains, tears, and dysfunctions. She is skilled in developing individualized rehabilitation programs, utilizing manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, and evidence-based interventions to promote optimal recovery and prevent re-injury. She believes in a patient-centered approach, combining evidence-based exercise programs with hands-on therapy to achieve optimal results.
Lindsay is a registered massage therapist with over 11 years of hands-on experience in therapeutic and holistic health care. Drawing from a deep understanding of anatomy, movement, and recovery, Lindsay’s approach blends evidence-based treatment with a calm, intuitive touch. Her work supports clients in relieving pain, restoring function, and reconnecting to their bodies. Whether addressing chronic tension, injury recovery, or stress-related fatigue, each session is tailored to meet the individual where they are—helping them feel balanced, strong, and at ease. She believes wellness is built through simple, consistent choices that nurture both body and mind. Outside the clinic, is either under a barbell at the gym, in a hot yoga studio, wrangling her two wild boys, or baking something delicious.
With 26 years of experience in practice, I bring a deep and seasoned approach to massage therapy, grounded in both clinical expertise and genuine compassion. I graduated with academic honours from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy (CCMH) and have spent my entire career working in dynamic, multidisciplinary clinical settings. I have a special interest in supporting pregnant individuals, seniors, and those with complex or medically challenging conditions. My practice is rooted in a whole-person approach that prioritizes safety, collaboration, and long-term well-being. Outside the clinic, I’m a musician, gardener, and avid reader who loves spending time outdoors—whether it’s hiking, camping, or paddling a canoe.
I’m Tyler Mirco!
Specializations: Deep Tissue massage, lymph Drainage, Athletic Release and Stretching.
Hi, I’m Yaroslav with a Bachelor of Science degree and over seven years of global experience in Kinesiology Biomechanics and Massage Therapy, I bring a dynamic and results-driven approach to helping you feel and perform your best. My journey has taken me from working with elite Olympic and Paralympic athletes to supporting clients of all backgrounds in achieving their wellness goals. Since moving to Canada in 2019, I’ve been blending science and care as a Physiotherapy Assistant while earning an Honor’s Diploma in Massage Therapy. My commitment to staying on top of the latest medical advancements means you’ll always receive cutting-edge, personalized care. Whether you’re chasing peak performance, recovering from an injury, or simply looking to unwind, I’ve got you covered. If relaxation is your goal, I’m here to provide a calming, soothing massage experience that leaves you refreshed and rejuvenated. Let’s work together to unlock your potential, ease your tension, and keep you moving with confidence and joy!
Leila has been an RMT for 7 years and loves helping people feel better! You are in good hands, whether you are looking for relaxation, suffer from headaches, need some stress/anxiety relief or just need some self care.
My approach to care is grounded in teamwork, education, and helping people feel their best—whether that means recovering from an injury, improving mobility, or optimizing overall wellness. I completed a Bachelor of Physical Education, a Bachelor of Applied Health Science in Athletic Therapy and a Massage Therapy diploma. I have also taken various continuing education courses such as acupuncture, cupping, soft tissue release, manual therapy for pelvic health, and treatment techniques for TMJ dysfunction. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working with a wide range of individuals and athletes at recreational, provincial, and national levels in sports such as lacrosse, rugby, football, and wrestling. These experiences have shaped my holistic, hands-on approach to treatment. As a mom of three little ones, life is busy. When we are not running our kids around to their various sports, I do try to take time to stay active myself, because I feel it’s important to practice what I preach. Both my husband and I grew up being involved in competitive sport, so physical activity is non-negotiable in our household. I enjoy running with my dog or kids, walking, family bike rides, swimming, skating, and occasionally lifting weights. I’m looking forward to meeting new patients, helping you achieve your goals, and being part of your health and recovery journey here at Cobblestone.
Julie Robinson is a Registered Massage Therapist with a strong commitment to patient-centred, evidence-informed care. She completed her Massage Therapy program at the Canadian Therapeutic College and earned her Acupuncture Certification through McMaster University, equipping her with a well-rounded and versatile clinical skill set.
Julie values the diversity of working in healthcare and is passionate about helping clients address a wide range of concerns, including sports-related injuries, chronic pain conditions, workplace-related strain, general wear and tear, stress management, and relaxation. She incorporates a variety of therapeutic techniques into her treatments, including deep tissue massage, injury prevention strategies, pre- and post-natal care, and relaxation-based therapies, tailoring each session to the individual needs and goals of her clients.
Committed to lifelong learning, Julie actively pursues continuing education to stay current with evolving therapeutic approaches and to continually enhance the quality of care she provides. Her holistic, client-focused practice emphasizes open communication, collaboration, and education, empowering clients to better understand their bodies and participate actively in their recovery.
Julie has experience working with clients of all ages and backgrounds and has practiced in a variety of clinical environments, including sports rehabilitation clinics, medical offices, and motor vehicle accident (MVA) clinics.
Outside of the clinic, Julie enjoys spending time with horses, running, biking, reading, and being with her family and friends.
Let’s face it, finding the right therapist can feel a lot like online dating. Sifting through a sea of bios and photos, trying to get a sense of who will be the RIGHT FIT for your therapeutic journey. There are plenty of great therapists out there, and we all have something different to offer. You’re right to invest this much time and energy in finding the perfect match because the therapeutic relationship is one of the most important factors for your progress. In fact, studies show that a good therapist-client relationship can improve therapy outcomes by up to 30% (Norcross & Lambert, 2018). On that note, I have done my best to outline information about my practice to help you in your decision.
Being a kid is hard, it can’t be compared to previous generations anymore because, whether we like it or not, things have changed. Kids often face a lot of challenges that might seem small to adults but feel huge to them. There are pressures from school, friends, and family. It’s a time of big emotions and changes, and it’s not always easy to navigate. Teenagers are expected to know what they want to do with their lives rather than being able to focus on who they want to be as a person. Parents are supposed to know how to grow and support these kids when they weren’t necessarily given the proper tools. The social expectations on parents make things so exhausting. It’s challenging enough trying to guide kids through all the milestones but teaching children about emotion regulation can be even more difficult when parents themselves have struggled with their own emotions or trauma. together we can turn this into an opportunity for growth and healing for both parent and child. I work directly with children to learn about their own emotional responses I work with children and parents together to learn new ways to communicate needs, I work with teenagers to figure out why things seem so big, and I also work with adults who have experienced difficult childhoods that continue to effect their identities and view of their self.
My approach is compassionate, collaborative, and grounded in the belief that healing is possible with the right support. I work with people who have been impacted by trauma, struggle with anxiety, depression, and low self worth, are navigating relationship challenges or life changes, and are looking to develop healthier coping skills.With a passion for mindfulness, acceptance, and self-compassion, I utilize interventions that foster a healthier, more optimistic outlook and resilience in the face of adversity. I’m a big believer in the mind-body connection, and I integrate tools that address both cognitive and emotional patterns, as well as somatic and body-based practices.
I hold two master’s-level degrees, along with certifications in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Emotion Freedom Technique, Polyvagal Theory, Schema Therapy, and several attachment- and trauma-informed modalities. I also have SMART Recovery Facilitator Training which is aimed at supporting clients in achieving substance use–related goals.
I take an eclectic, person-centered approach—drawing from a variety of evidence-based tools to meet each client where they’re at. Above all, I believe that a strong, trusting therapeutic relationship is the foundation for meaningful change. Feel free to reach out for a free consultation—I look forward to connecting with you.
I’m a Registered Clinical Psychologist with a passion for supporting children, adults, and families through life’s challenges. In my private practice, Avenue Psychologist in Brantford, ON, I provide individual therapy for anxiety, depression, and a range of psychological disorders. I also offer individual counselling and family-based therapeutic approaches to help clients navigate life transitions, behavioural concerns, and experiences of loss.
Clarissa James** (RSW, MSW, BSW, BA) is a compassionate and client-centered therapist specializing in the treatment of chronic pain and trauma for adults and youth (ages 14+). Clarissa is a Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT) Practitioner, certified by the Pain Reprocessing Therapy Center, and is also trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy. She is the only Pain Reprocessing Therapy Practitioner in Brant County, and one of just eight mental health professionals with advanced PRT training in Ontario. Clarissa is the founder and owner of Chickadee Therapy.
Andrea Doroszkiewicz brings over 13 years of experience in the mental health and addiction field. As a Registered Psychotherapist since 2018, her passions include supporting individuals in navigating and managing anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, stress, decision making, substance use, procrastination and worry. She has a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology and brings knowledge from both a personal and professional perspective. Andrea incorporates aspects of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, and Brief Solution Focused Therapy in her work. She works collaboratively with clients in ushering them towards improving their quality of life by strengthening their tolerance for uncertainty, becoming comfortable with the uncomfortable, and improving their psychological flexibility.
Diagrams, visuals, and metaphors are a constant presence in Andrea’s practise. These tools help us learn and recall important concepts, especially outside of the therapy session! If you feel like you could use some support or are just looking to add a little balance into your life, Andrea is happy to help! After all, even superhero’s have sidekicks!
As a Registered Psychotherapist and former athlete, I understand the unique pressures faced by athletes. If you are struggling with anxiety, performance-related stress, or feeling overwhelmed by the demands of competitive sports, I am here to help. Drawing from my experiences with various therapeutic approaches, I offer compassionate support to athletes from diverse backgrounds, helping them build resilience and maintain mental wellness on and off the playing field.
Developing mental resilience involves, training the ability to stay present, noticing when the mind wanders, and developing the skills to guide your attention back to the present moment. Focusing on mindfulness training, a skill essential for performance and overall well-being, allows athletes to take control of their attention in crucial moments and helps them engage with what matters most.
As a therapist and mental performance coach, my goal is to help athletes overcome stress and navigate life’s challenges with confidence. Together, we will explore your identity within the context of your athletic pursuits while developing tools to manage stress, create healthy coping mechanisms, help you feel empowered, and find balance in your life.
When deciding upon a career to pursue, Victoria always knew she wanted to do something in medicine. Having dealt with a few chronic conditions herself from a very young age, Victoria was determined to one day help others overcome illness and injury. Complimentary medicine has always been something Victoria admired and has also been something that was able to help her a great deal and overall helped to improve her quality of life. The main treatment option that helped her was Manual Osteopathy, and through seeing first-hand the positive impact it can have on an individual’s life, Victoria was determined to become a Manual Osteopath herself. Victoria graduated and received her diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice from the National Academy of Osteopathy in Toronto. Driven by wanting to help others in a significant way, she takes pride in providing the best care possible. As a Manual Osteopath, Victoria’s goal is to work towards total body health through treating and strengthening the musculoskeletal system and restoring function in the body. Victoria is bilingual! She speaks English and Polish.
I am a Registered Practical Nurse and have been practicing for 16 years. I spent a lot of my career working in a Long-term Care facility and caring for the elderly population. I am an advanced foot care nurse, obtained a micro-credential in 2022 and have been striving to help others keep their feet in good condition and assess the lower limbs, making referrals if needed. I can care for multiple issues with the foot and nails, including fungus on nails, thick nails, corns, and calluses, and I can care for your feet when you can no longer!
Join Amanda, a certified yoga and mindfulness practitioner, for nurturing group or private sessions that blend Hatha yoga, guided meditation, and trauma-informed practices. Her classes offer accessible, steady-paced movement with a focus on breath, alignment, and emotional well-being—welcoming all experience levels. Explore deep rest through Yoga Nidra, build resilience with mindfulness techniques, and experience a safe, supportive space for healing with trauma-informed yoga. Optional enhancements like warm stones add a grounding touch to restorative practices. Amanda’s compassionate approach helps you feel empowered, present, and at ease—on and off the mat.
She is an integrative medicine practitioner whose work is guided by compassion, intuition, and a profound respect for the body’s innate ability to heal. At the heart of her practice is a simple belief: healing begins when people feel safe, deeply listened to, and truly cared for. Her approach weaves together Natural Medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), World Medicine, and Energy Medicine, honoring both ancient wisdom and the lived experience of each individual she serves. With over 20 years of experience, she has walked alongside hundreds of people through their healing journeys—often during times of pain, uncertainty, or transition. She meets each person with gentleness and curiosity, creating space for the physical, emotional, and energetic layers of healing to unfold at their own pace. Her work is never about “fixing,” but about restoring balance, trust, and connection within the whole being. She is also an author and curriculum developer, creating educational and healing resources that empower people to better understand their bodies and their inner wisdom. As an educator at the International Medical Acupuncture Institute (IMAI), she teaches Acupuncture and Integrative Natural Medicine to doctors and healthcare practitioners, sharing knowledge not only from textbooks, but from years of heartfelt clinical practice. Teaching, for her, is an act of service and stewardship—passing forward traditions of care with humility and reverence. Her life’s work lives at the sacred intersection of Music and Medicine. Beyond her role as a healer, she is an artist and musician, educator, radio host, speaker, and humanitarian. She believes deeply in the healing power of sound, creativity, and presence, and she brings these elements into her work as gentle companions to medicine. Everything she offers is rooted in one intention: to help people feel whole, supported, and at home within themselves.
Dr. Wendy Pardiac is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor with an additional prescribing license and over a decade of clinical experience. She holds a Bachelor in Biological Sciences from the University of Guelph and completed an advanced 4 year postgraduate degree at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine. Her background also includes eight years as a registered massage therapist and additional training in hormonal health, cosmetic acupuncture, sports medicine, and compounded prescriptions.
“My approach is both comprehensive and individualized. I look for the patterns that connect your hormones, metabolism, digestion, and mood so we can address the root of what’s happening rather than just the symptoms. In practice, that might include functional lab tests to assess the patterns of dysfunction, diet and lifestyle counselling, well-placed supplements, vitamin injections, and/or bioidentical hormone therapy.
My goal is to help you understand your body, feel empowered in your health decisions, and move forward with clarity. Healing is not about chasing perfection, it’s about finding balance, rebuilding trust in your body, and creating space for lasting change.
Jenni is a Registered Orthomolecular Health Practitioner & Nutritionist with a diploma in Functional Nutrition & Advanced Symptomatology Training. She specializes in Metabolism, Hormonal Balance, Weight Loss, & Dis-ease in the body like Fatty Liver or Diabetes Type 2. Her focus is on you based on your health concerns & she is able to customize a program
Home Care and Assistive Services ADP
Waleed Noor, MSc OT Reg.(Ont.) With over 20 years of experience in the healthcare field, Waleed is an Occupational Therapist (OT) who has built a very broad range of skills and professional interests. He has worked with paediatric populations, adults and older adults in all aspects of the life course. Waleed enjoys sharing his passion for rehabilitation and believes everyone has the right to be happy, healthy and pursue meaningful purpose each day. As an OT, Waleed helps his patients set goals by understanding how their mind & body, environmental aspects and the occupation (task or activity) all intersect and influence each other. Waleed encourages his patients to view ‘recovery’ as an opportunity to ‘discover’ or learn more about themself, and thus, become better than they were before.
Hi, I’m Connor Bassie!** I graduated from Brock University with Honours and a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology. At Cobblestone I do personal training, athlete training, sports conditioning, training classes, and more! **So if you love sports, working out, or just caring for your everyday health, come and see me
