Our Team
Our Therapists
Traditional Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture Practitioners

Leanne Loughlin, R.TCMP, R.Ac., B.A. Psychology

Ashley Alton, R.TCMP, R.Ac., RH

Kavita Gill, R.TCMP, R.Ac.
Life Skills Coaching for Grief and Trauma

Lynda-Ann La Barge
Skin Therapists/Estheticians

Jessica O’Gorman
When you ask Jessica about Eminence Organics she lights up the room. She has worked with the famous Hungarian Line for over 10 years and loves it more now than the day she started playing around with the products.
Jessica discovered her passion for the science of skin, specifically facials, when she attended the Blanche MacDonald Center for Skin Therapy In Vancouver BC. Since then, Jessica has chosen to work exclusively with Eminence products which has allowed her to provide outstanding customized treatments, each one addressing her clients’ specific needs. Jessica’s passion is to provide an environment where her clients can feel at ease and good about themselves and their skin.
“We are more aware now than ever before of what we put in our bodies, Eminence is like a raw food diet for your skin!”
Registered Massage Therapists

David Yuke, RMT

Laura DeHaan, RMT

Nicole Limpin, RMT

Madeleine Cooper, RMT

Jerry Angeles, RMT

Arly Dewan, RMT

Zoe Luc, RMT
Zoe always knew she wanted to be in the field of helping and connecting with people. She became a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) with the primary goal to help people and strives to become a better therapist everyday. She graduated from the College of Massage Therapy and Hydrotherapy (CCMH) and is in good standing with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO). Through applying different techniques and knowledge of anatomy and physiology, she has treated various musculoskeletal conditions (general tension, strains/sprains, whiplash just to name a few) and supported some patients in their rehab from neuropathy. She has trained with Cindy McNeely through taking a Trimesters course and gained experience treating perinatal mothers and high risk pregnancies at Sunnybrook Hospital.
Her approach to treatment is dynamic and aims to balance relaxation and mechanical effectiveness to optimize your mental and physical health. Her treatment plan for each patient and session is different despite treating a similar concern. She is able to treat in different degrees of pressure, so whether you prefer light, moderate, or deep pressure, she will adapt to your body’s needs and goals you wish to achieve. Some of the techniques that you may experience in her treatment include: Swedish massage, fascia release, trigger points release, joint mobilization, proprioception techniques, and stretching. She generally likes to incorporate heat in the treatment, but will respect your choice to exclude it from your treatment if you warm up easily.
Outside of massage, Zoe enjoys keeping herself busy and healthy by doing yoga, taking walks, and exploring new places (near and far!). As healthy as she strives to be, she is a big foodie and enjoys talking about food as much as eating it!
Services: Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Relaxation Massage, Therapeutic Hot Towel Massage, Pregnancy Massage

Mary McGee, RMT
Mary is a graduate from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy. They have always had a passion for helping others and heath care services. Becoming a Registered Massage Therapist has allowed them to peruse this passion, and provide knowledgeable care to a vast array of clientele. Mary has been trained in Swedish massage, trigger point therapy, fascial release, stretching, joint mobilizations, lymphatic drainage, and more! They work well with clients to provide effective treatment; from general relaxation massage to therapeutics for specific ailments (such as sprains, strains, and muscle tension). In 2018, they completed Trimesters training for pregnancy massage, including a placement at the NICU in Sunnybrook Hospital.
Mary takes pride in being an LGBTQ2-friendly therapist. They believe in body positivity for all sizes, and remain dedicated to providing the best care possible.
Prior to becoming an RMT, Mary obtained a degree in Nutritional Science from Ryerson University, and is Pilates Certified. In their free time, you can find Mary doing yoga, traveling, and cooking delicious vegan food!

Julie Moore, RMT
A 2006 graduate from D’Arcy Lane Institute in London, Ontario, Julie entered the field of Massage Therapy after working several years in social services and experiencing the physical and emotional effects of work-related stress. Massage Therapy was one of the things that kept her feeling calm during that stressful time and she wanted to be able to help share that benefit with others. She moved to Toronto in 2008 and has been practicing in the Leslieville and surrounding area since.
Her treatments take an individualized approach depending on each client’s needs. She has taken additional courses in pregnancy massage, infant massage, myofascial release, reflexology, cupping, and acupressure. While Julie has treated a wide array of conditions over the years she has a particular interest in helping those dealing with the effects from stress and anxiety, insomnia, headaches, pregnancy, and general muscle-related aches, pains, and tension

Salvatore Spatafora, RMT
I see with my hands
Hear with my skin
Smell with my brain
And touch with my heart.
-Page Patterson
Salvatore Spatafora has been practicing as a Registered Massage Therapist for 10+ years and continues to care for people with his hands. His professional practice holds the possibility for change as sacred ground for clients to traverse in their own way. Compassionate and open-hearted his therapeutic approach to wellness balances technical discernment with intuitive perception. In this way the inherent intelligence of the body is honored and mobilizes inner guidance to unwind soft tissue restrictions and optimize health. He brings a grounded masculine presence into the treatment room (Mountain Energy) and co-creates a sacred container to meet Clients exactly where they need to be met. In treatment, highly developed palpation skills respond with exact pressure in the place of maximum therapeutic benefit. Salvatore utilizes a number of modalities and techniques to facilitate deep relief and emotional well-being: Craniosacral therapy, Myofascial Release, Deep Tissue Massage, Trigger Point Therapy, Medical Qi Gong, Spinal Mobilizations and Stretching.
Salvatore specializes in a visionary approach to Craniosacral Therapy. In 2015 he was awarded a Diploma in Visionary Craniosacral Bodywork by the internationally recognized Osteopath, Hugh Milne. The rigorous, multi-level training encouraged technical and intuitive understanding of cranial anatomy and subtle dynamics of the Cranial System. A typical treatment employs a gentle touch of 5g or less to stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system and mobilize restorative resources in the body. The head, spine, pelvis, sacrum are traditional places of importance but any part of the body is a potential place of contact. Tissue is pushed, pulled or held in place. Some of the conditions treated include: Headaches/Migraines, Pre/Post Pregnancy, Grinding/Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction, Sacroiliac Misalignments/Sciatica, Postural Asymmetry, Eye/Vision Problems, Concussion/Whiplash, Hearing Loss/Tinnitus, Sinusitis, Bell’s Palsy, Fibromyalgia and Digestive Disorders.

Since completing the RMT program in 2009, Brianne has strived to learn more about the human body to ensure that she provides optimal care to her clients. She integrates myofascial release, joint mobilization, muscle energy techniques, craniosacral and osteopathic manual manipulation into her treatments to target tissue health and mobility. She is currently working on her DOMP designation as a thesis Writer at the Canadian College of Osteopathy and is participating in a course on Neurofunctional Acupuncture at McMaster University.Brianne Lalande, RMT, Osteopathy (current study)
Facial Stretch Therapy & Pilates

Roselby Rodriguez, FST Therapist, Certified Pilates Instructor, Healthy Eating and Wellness Coach