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Thank you for visiting Back in Balance Wellness Centre website. Please browse the site to find out about us and to learn about our services. For more information or to book an appointment, please contact us.
About Us!
Back In Balance Wellness Centre opened in January 2014. We have been committed over the years to being flexible with our schedule to accommodate clients busy lives.
Kimberly Vanhie is a registered massage therapist who graduated from the D’Arcy Lane Institute of Massage Therapy in June of 2013. She is trained in TMJ Massage (Jaw Massage), positional release therapy and reflexology. Kimberly ensures client comfort throughout each treatment making sure to always work within the clients comfort level. She is always looking for ways to help people with chronic pain they experience on a day to day basis. She loves to be active and enjoys a variety of sports, including volleyball, baseball, soccer and running.
Stacey Beierling is a registered Physiotherapist who is passionate about helping people move better and feel the best. She graduated from Western University with a Bachelor of Health Sciences in 2014. She continued her studies, internationally, at Glasgow Caledonian University in Scotland, United Kingdom. After completing a dissertation focusing on low back pain and clinical Pilates, she graduated with a Master in Science, Physiotherapy in 2018. She also continues to seek additional education to further her journey and knowledge within Physiotherapy. She has studied STOTT PILATES and incorporates Rehab Pilates principles into her client care. Stacey's interests involve traveling and spending time with family and friends. She believes in a healthy lifestyle by eating right and exercising regularly. Some of her favorite recreational activities include playing soccer, ice hockey, and badminton.
Lauren Eskildsen is a registered osteopath who joined our clinic in March 2021. As a stepping stone to becoming an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner Lauren started her path at Fanshawe College in the Fitness and Health Promotion program (2013). Her love and amazement of the human body helped further her education at the University of Guelph where she graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Kinesiology with honours (2015). During her career as a Kinesiologist (much of which happened concurrently with her education in Osteopathy) Lauren worked in a variety of health care environments, including: long term care, physiotherapy clinics, nursing and retirement homes, as well as specialized sports-based clinics. Lauren graduated from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy (CAO) in Hamilton, Ontario with a Masters of Practice Diploma in Osteopathic Manipulative Science (M.OMSc). There, she gained a deep understanding of osteopathic principles and a more in-depth knowledge of anatomy, physiology and mechanics of the human body.
A bit about Osteopathy-Classically trained practitioners are trained to look at the body as a dynamic unit of function in which every bone, muscle, nerve, vessel and organ are interrelated. This allows them to see patterns that aren't transparent when just looking at the systems individually. Osteopathic practitioners use a variety of principle based manual techniques in order to reduce or remove restrictions within the body in order to restore the normal its physiological function, which helps the body with the healing process.
Thank you for visiting Back in Balance Wellness Centre website. Please browse the site to find out about us and to learn about our services. For more information or to book an appointment, please contact us.
About Us!
Back In Balance Wellness Centre opened in January 2014. We have been committed over the years to being flexible with our schedule to accommodate clients busy lives.
Kimberly Vanhie is a registered massage therapist who graduated from the D’Arcy Lane Institute of Massage Therapy in June of 2013. She is trained in TMJ Massage (Jaw Massage), positional release therapy and reflexology. Kimberly ensures client comfort throughout each treatment making sure to always work within the clients comfort level. She is always looking for ways to help people with chronic pain they experience on a day to day basis. She loves to be active and enjoys a variety of sports, including volleyball, baseball, soccer and running.
Stacey Beierling is a registered Physiotherapist who is passionate about helping people move better and feel the best. She graduated from Western University with a Bachelor of Health Sciences in 2014. She continued her studies, internationally, at Glasgow Caledonian University in Scotland, United Kingdom. After completing a dissertation focusing on low back pain and clinical Pilates, she graduated with a Master in Science, Physiotherapy in 2018. She also continues to seek additional education to further her journey and knowledge within Physiotherapy. She has studied STOTT PILATES and incorporates Rehab Pilates principles into her client care. Stacey's interests involve traveling and spending time with family and friends. She believes in a healthy lifestyle by eating right and exercising regularly. Some of her favorite recreational activities include playing soccer, ice hockey, and badminton.
Lauren Eskildsen is a registered osteopath who joined our clinic in March 2021. As a stepping stone to becoming an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner Lauren started her path at Fanshawe College in the Fitness and Health Promotion program (2013). Her love and amazement of the human body helped further her education at the University of Guelph where she graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Kinesiology with honours (2015). During her career as a Kinesiologist (much of which happened concurrently with her education in Osteopathy) Lauren worked in a variety of health care environments, including: long term care, physiotherapy clinics, nursing and retirement homes, as well as specialized sports-based clinics. Lauren graduated from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy (CAO) in Hamilton, Ontario with a Masters of Practice Diploma in Osteopathic Manipulative Science (M.OMSc). There, she gained a deep understanding of osteopathic principles and a more in-depth knowledge of anatomy, physiology and mechanics of the human body.
A bit about Osteopathy-Classically trained practitioners are trained to look at the body as a dynamic unit of function in which every bone, muscle, nerve, vessel and organ are interrelated. This allows them to see patterns that aren't transparent when just looking at the systems individually. Osteopathic practitioners use a variety of principle based manual techniques in order to reduce or remove restrictions within the body in order to restore the normal its physiological function, which helps the body with the healing process.
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