Sonia is a graduate of the National Academy of Osteopathy (Toronto), class of 2017. Before her journey into osteopathy, she studied medical electrophysiology at Collège Ahuntsic. She launched her career as a solo practitioner in a multidisciplinary clinic in downtown Montreal, where she began building her reputation for compassionate and attentive care.

With a strong interest in the link between neurological health and manual therapy, Sonia focused her final research on the relationship between epilepsy and osteopathy—drawing from both her academic background and hands-on training.

Her philosophy is simple: take the time to truly understand each client’s unique needs in a calm, supportive atmosphere. She believes empathy and precision are key to building trust and delivering meaningful results.  Osteopathy is using manual therapy techniques such as cranial sacral, visceral therapy, pelvic floor work, breathwork, myofascial techniques to improve mobility function and reduce pain effectively.

Outside the clinic, Sonia stays active through tennis, cycling, and badminton and spending time with her loved ones.

Prices are subject to HST, initial appointments are 1 hr at $145:

60 minute = $140

45 minute = $120

30 minutes = $100

  In 2000, Amanda graduated from The Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in Newmarket Ontario becoming an RMT. In less than three years of practice at the age of 22, Amanda opened The Massage and Treatment Clinic in 2003 with Julie Tessier Woodcock.

Amanda prides herself on providing effective pain relief associated with chronic conditions with a direct efficient approach.  Amanda’s techniques involve a Myofascial Approach accompanied with traditional massage, RAPID and effectively using LASER/Ultrasound and cupping. In 2016 Amanda was nominated as a top four finalist for health professional of the year by the Business Excellence Awards and in 2017 won the award.

Amanda has a passion to be involved in the local community, she served as a board director at the Ottawa Board of Trade (2018-2020) and previously at the Orleans Chamber of Commerce 2013-2016, Chaired the Economic Growth committee, helping initiate the Orleans Economic Symposium in 2016, 2017, Orleans for your Business Magazine, was involved in the efforts to extend Light Rail to the East end.  Amanda  provides professional development techniques to her staff, has lectured at Algonquin on Modalities in practice, marketing and growing the clinic, and prioritizes spending time with her family. See how she shared her career here

In 2003, Ranguel Graduated from The International Academy of Massage (with Honours), and became an RMT. Ranguel uses the techniques of Acupressure, which involves the concepts of Acupuncture but without needling. Ranguel knows how important it is to get his patients involved with their own recovery therefore he has a vast knowledge of remedial exercises and stretches that he encourages his patients to do, speeding up their recovery time from injury. Ranguel’s strengths are with his deep tissue treatments and love of working with sports related and overuse injuries. Ranguel is originally from Bulgaria and is an avid soccer player. Before coming to Canada Ranguel was a Mechanical Engineer and is fully bilingual in Bulgarian.

Alicia graduated from the International Academy of Massage in 2017. She worked as a receptionist at the clinic while studying to complete her board exams to become a Registered Massage Therapist and participated regularly in professional development and training with her future co-workers.

Raised in Orleans, she is fully bilingual. Alicia has a passion for health and client care, always being eager to please. Having studied in previous health programs, she finally found her calling in massage therapy. What attracted her to this career was the idea of being able to work hands on and stay active all while fulfilling her desire to help people with pain relief and stress management. Alicia has a passion for martial arts; she has been practicing traditional Japanese jiu-jitsu since 2007 and is an assistant instructor. Having seen and been through injuries herself, she developed a desire to treat injuries and chronic pain. In school, she realized her strengths while treating are with her deep palpation skills and attention to fascia.

Sierra graduated from Algonquin college in 2020 and joined the clinic in late 2024 prior to that time she had been working in the spa industry.  Sierra has a gentle calming approach to treatment providing empathetic care with a softer manual  relaxed approach.  Sierra is excellent with seniors, children or those needing a softer technique.  Sierra can provide hot stone services.  Sierra love nature and spending time with loved ones

In 2007 Johann graduated from CDI college in Massage Therapy, becoming an RMT. Johann has completed the Vodder course in Lymphatic Drainage, becoming a lymphatic drainage practitioner experienced working with post surgery, cancer, heart conditions and diabetes. Johann also works within a physiotherapy clinic. Johann prides himself on his goals to help people with pain management and regaining health and mobility after illness or injury. Johann is very health and fitness orientated as he used to be an instructor for health and fitness in the Austrian Military and loves to provide tips to maintain a healthy lifestyle, Johann is a triathlete and loves to work on fellow runners.  Johann is fully Bilingual in German and English.

Jasmine graduated from ICT Kikkawa College in 2020. Before Massage Therapy Jasmine was a personal trainer where she developed a passion for helping people reach their fitness and wellness goals through movement, exercise, and education. Jasmine’s approach integrates massage therapy with effective stretching and strengthening techniques to support recovery, improve mobility, and prevent future injuries.

Jasmine takes the time to learn about each client’s lifestyle, routines, and the demands they place on their body, allowing her to develop treatment plans that are practical, targeted, and sustainable. Jasmine aims to address immediate concerns while supporting long-term recovery, improved mobility, and overall well-being.

Outside of the clinic, you’ll often find Jasmine strength training at the gym, hiking the trails of Gatineau Park, creating artwork, or listening to music.