As a child, I learned early on that I had an intuitive nature. Throughout adulthood, I found many ways to improve and expand my intuition.
The journey started years ago when I experienced some health issues that lead me to question whether there was more to health and prevention than mainstream medicine. Taking my first Reiki class opened up a whole new life perspective and soon became a wonderful way of living for myself and my family.
I achieved my Master Reiki and now fulfill my passion to help others by volunteering my knowledge speaking to different groups about living a healthy lifestyle. This also complements my continuous study as a Holistic Practitioner in Training.
As a Reiki therapist and student of various holistic practices, my goal is to guide those who desire balance and allow acceptance and inner peace.
Caitlin graduated from the University of Waterloo with a Sport Business degree and discovered osteopathy after experiencing sports-related injuries. She graduated from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy (CAO) and is a professional member of Osteopathy Canada (OSTCAN). Caitlin’s goal is to find the root cause of problems and restore health to the body. She is a member of the highest international standards in education and professionalism, completing 4200 hours of education and 1000 hours of supervised clinical practice. Caitlin aims to improve patients’ mobility, allowing them to continue their hobbies, regardless of age.
I graduated with clinic honours from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) in Toronto, where I am also on faculty now, and completed continuing education with the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association. I am also certified in contemporary medical acupuncture (McMaster University) and Webster certified.
My treatment experience includes a variety of patient conditions, including sports injuries, repetitive strain injuries, chronic conditions, car accidents, and other traumas. I treat patients with a variety of different muscle release and instrument-assisted soft-tissue techniques. My diverse experience allows me to treat a variety of issues, including headaches; back, neck, and joint pain; sprains and strains; TMJ (jaw) issues; plantar fasciitis; sciatica; and stress. I am always happy to discuss treatment options for your individualized conditions.
I have a significant interest in treating special needs conditions, including children with autism or other developmental and physical delays. Before attending CMCC, I received my Bachelor of Arts from Simon Fraser University, majoring in psychology with a focus on children with autism. I also worked for 12 years as an IBI therapist for children with autism, both privately and at Erinoak in Halton and Peel, and a year interning at the Muki Baum Children’s Center in Toronto doing chiropractic and rehabilitation for the dual-diagnosis students at the center.
Other strong areas of interest are women’s health related concerns, including pregnancy and dysmenorrhea, and pediatric concerns in infants and children. As a CAPPA-trained Doula, I attend births and teach workshops on pre- and post-natal wellness care for pregnant moms, newborn babies, and families.
As an accomplished bagpipe player, I have competed in various bagpipe competitions across North America and Scotland, including winning two World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow, Scotland.
I am a proud member of the Canadian Chiropractic Association, Ontario Chiropractic Association, College of Chiropractors of Ontario, Canadian Contemporary Acupuncture Association, International Chiropractic Pediatric Association, and faculty at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College.
