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Allie Bisset
RMT, RYT, CMAG
Massage Therapy
Allie is a lifelong Guelph resident who graduated from the Massage Therapy Program at Fleming College in 2011. Since then she has been practising Massage Therapy in a clinical setting as well as providing the Graston Technique and CranioSacral Therapy. Allie is also a certified yoga teacher as well as a new practitioner of Neurofunctional Acupuncture. Allie is passionate about the human body, but also enjoys live music, reading, crocheting, cooking, and travelling.
Dr. Steven St. Clair
BSc (HK), DC, CMAG
Chiropractic
I am a chiropractor with 29 years of experience in treating a wide variety of people and conditions. My patients range from infants to average Joe to world class athletes. I offer a variety of chiropractic techniques in addition to acupuncture and various soft tissue techniques. I offer treatment choices and alternatives and give the patient in control of their health care decisions.
The top three treatments are spinal manipulation, acupuncture and soft tissue therapy. I enjoy treating all types of cases, but people with chronic conditions are the most satisfying. It is great to see and hear how patient’s quality of life has improved with chiropractic care.
Natalie Cudney
R.M.T, D.O.M.P, D.Sc.O.
Massage Therapy, Osteopathic Manual Therapy
Natalie is an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner and Registered Massage Therapist. With a 15+ year professional fitness background, Natalie’s curiosity of the body led to exploring manual therapy education. After graduating from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in 2018, and becoming a member of the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO), she continued to pursue education at the Canadian College of Osteopathy where her area of research focused on the effects of trauma and adverse outcomes, as well as inclusivity, safety, and Trauma-Informed Care in clinical practice, and became a member of the Ontario Association for Osteopathic Manual Practitioners (OAO) in 2023. Natalie holds reverence for the privilege of interacting with living systems.