Active Chiropractic Treatment Centre

07/19/2024

Congratulations to Kathryn for hitting the 35 year mark as a practicing Massage Therapist!!!

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04/24/2024

We almost forgot our 15th Anniversary of opening up on Donald Street!!!! Susanna and Kathryn had been working at other locations and with Active Chiropractic's move to a bigger location we decided to work together. It has been great and we look forward to more years together. Monique joined us in September of 2023 and the team is stronger together. Our receptionist Sherri and has been with us the whole time making sure things run smoothly. Jen joined us part time a number of years ago. Happy Anniversary to us and thanks for trusting us with your health!!!

08/30/2023

Just letting everyone know that the clinic is not currently able to treat any WSIB patients. Our schedules are too full to allow for the amount of treatment that WSIB patients require. Sorry if this inconveniences any of our regular clients. This applies to both chiropractic care and massage therapy.

08/30/2023

A big warm welcome to the newest member of our team, Monique Cerisano, RMT!!! Having a third RMT should really help with getting treatment when you need it! Monique completed her massage therapy studies in 2000 at Sir Sanford Fleming College in Peterborough, Ontario. Over the years she has taken continuing education courses including several advanced Myofascial release techniques(structural Integration, introductory Craniosacral) She enjoys using a variety of techniques to create treatments that are tailored to each individual. Monique has experience treating a variety of musculoskeletal conditions associated with everyday stress, overuse and injury, port-surgical scarring and physical manifestations of pain syndromes. Monique offers massage therapy as preventative care to be added to your sports routine, injury prevention and wellness regime. She is a great fit at the clinic and we all look forward to working with her.

05/13/2023

This is a good one!!!

Tight hamstring? Try something new. Take a tennis ball and place it under the hamstring at the sore spot. Sit on it and at the same time bend and straighten your knee. You are essentially flossing the hamstring which should decrease the tightness.
Bob