Erica Orlandi, Chiropractor

08/06/2025

Hi guys, time for a re-introduction since it’s my favourite month of the year (birthday month 😊). I’m Erica! I’m a chiropractor serving Oakville & Milton.

✨ A Few Fun Facts About Me:

🎤 I sing and dance like nobody’s watching… except my husband, who’s definitely watching and wondering what he signed up for 💃🎶

🌲 I’m happiest outdoors—whether it’s hiking up a trail or strolling through the neighborhood with a podcast & music in my ears and sunshine on my face.

🍳 I love cooking up a storm in the kitchen! My husband plays the role of taste tester and brutally honest food critic (he takes his job very seriously).

📺 I’m hooked on dramas, mysteries, and crime series—if it’s suspenseful and binge-worthy, I’m in.

📚 I’m currently re-reading Outlive and loving it even more the second time around. Highly recommend if you’re into health, longevity, and nerdy science stuff!

All this to say — thanks for stopping by! I’m so glad you’re here and I can’t wait to support you on your journey toward feeling your best! 👏

09/04/2024

01/19/2024

Excited to announce that we are a certified GLA:D™️ Canada provider and that we will start offering the program through our clinic as of February 2024 !!!!

Who can it help? Anyone with hip or knee arthritis

What is it ? An 8 week education and exercise program

Interested in learning more ? Contact us at 905-864-9945 or message us below ⬇️

10/16/2023

It is so important that we take care of our spines. We know that being physically inactive is a leading cause of disability as we age. Find movement you enjoy and do it often.

10/15/2023

Canadians are not meeting the national physical activity recommendation and it is costing us. Raise awareness for the importance of proper spinal health and how it impacts 11 million Canadians across the nation.

World Spine Day is October 16th, and this year's theme is . For more information about World Spine Day, visit: worldspineday.org.

10/15/2023

09/25/2023

Thanks for the kind review. I appreciate you taking the time to share your experience.

Here are some of my goals as a practitioner when it comes to client care.

1. Staying current with latest research
2. Listening to the clients goals, story, feelings etc.
3. Individualizing the care I deliver (soft tissue, mobilizations, exercise, modalities, education etc).
4. Involving my client into the decision making (what will treatment consist of etc.)
5. Collaborating with other health care professionals (NP, MD, PT, OT etc.)

What are your goals when it comes to working with a practitioner? Comment below!