Dr. Natalie David, Chiropractor

02/03/2025

I’m so excited to share that I’ll be returning to practice after having our second baby boy, Kip.

It’s been quite the year, and I’ve missed you guys so much!

Appointments are open starting this Wednesday, February 5th with limited availability. I can’t wait to see some familiar faces and meet any new ones that are in need of chiropractic care.

Nat 🫶🏼

09/20/2023

Surprise!!!

We are so excited to share that Beau will be a big brother come January 2024 👶🏼

We appreciate all of the sweet & thoughtful messages of support as we get ready for a busy (but fun!) new chapter.

I am hoping to continue working all the way until Christmas, so lots of time to get in for treatment before the end of the year. Feel free to DM me or give us a call at the front desk if you wish to book in.

🤍

02/20/2023

I’m back! ☺️

I’m so thrilled to share that I’ll be returning to the clinic this week from my maternity leave.

A huge thank you to Dr. Nuttall and Dr. Watson for taking such amazing care of my patients while we took our time getting settled at home.

I will have limited availability for now, starting with Wednesday afternoons, but will likely be opening up more times for your convenience in the future. As usual, I’m also accepting new clients! Feel free to message me, give the clinic a call, or book online (up to 2 weeks out).

I can’t wait to see you all again!

Dr. Nat

12/08/2021

11/11/2021

We thank you.

02/12/2021

I’ve got your back 👊🏼

I love soft tissue release & adjustments so much for my patients who are experiencing tension or are lacking mobility in a specific region.

I’m the first to say that manual therapy can feel like absolute magic 🪄 but it’s ultimately about what you do when you leave the office that will set the foundation for your healing. So feel free to come for the snap crackle pop, but I’m gonna make sure you leave with the tools you need to feel better in a sustainable way.

Treatment not shown: a thorough assessment, education and goal-setting, myofascial release, modalities & active care. Picture released with permission from the patient ( 🤍).

01/24/2021

Ever wondered? ☁️
.. I get this question a LOT, and there really is no one answer!

Chiropractic care treats a variety of conditions, the most common being low back pain, neck pain, headaches, etc. What I do find is that the typical attitude towards health care tends to be REACTIVE... meaning that we wait for a pain signal to limit our activities of daily living before seeking advice and care.

But, what we’re missing is that the human body is an adaptable, pliable, ever-changing structure that needs to be listened to and cared for. This year, many of us made a huge adaptation from being moderately active in our jobs to being WFH warriors. Hellooo upper back pain! 🥴

My favourite part of being a chiro is helping you optimize their health within your own environment, and helping to prevent injury the best we can before it happens. This doesn’t necessarily mean passive care; in fact, quite the opposite:

PROACTIVE care, with education and exercise! 🙌🏼

So while for many of my patients there are those pain signals present that tend hold them back from activities that they love, others make the decision to see me in order to foster health long term. We’re here to help no matter what stage you’re in.

💙

01/15/2021

Thankfully, with Ontario’s latest stay-at-home order, regulated health professions are deemed essential and may continue to treat those in need 🙌🏼

Stringent health and sanitation measures remain in place to ensure a clean and safe environment for each individual who comes to the clinic.

We are always accepting new patients, and we encourage you to give us a call to get more information on if one of our health services can help you.

We (will continue to) have your back, YGK 🤍