Meet our Practitioners

Keaton graduated in 2021 from the Massage Therapy Program at Fanshawe College. Through school Keaton gained an immense knowledge in Swedish massage, rehabilitation exercises, and fascia manipulations. He strives to provide a safe and stress-free treatment space for client’s relaxation and healing needs. Keaton is dedicated to finding the root cause of his clients’ pain or discomfort and uses effective techniques to return them to a pain free healthy state.

Being an active sportsman and an athlete himself, Keaton has experienced first-hand how injuries affect the body, giving him a great understanding of how to help people recover from various injuries.

Susan Deng is an experienced RMT, very interested in natural healing. She is a graduate of the Pharma Medical Science College of Canada. She likes to take care of people and believes that a hand's touch holds the most powerful form of healing for the human body. This belief led her to pursue trainings in different types of massage therapy, as well as reflexology, acupuncture, integrated myofascial release and muscle energy technique, hot stone and cupping treatment.

Susan has passion to help clients to reach their healthy needs and can perform treatments in various ways to make clients feel better.

Amanda graduated from the D’Arcy Lane massage therapy program in 2009. With over a decade of experience as an RMT, a college instructor for Human Anatomy, and a student massage clinic supervisor, she has been able to continually improve her ability to help clients with injury assessment & rehabilitation, as well as managing chronic pain conditions and stress. She has made continuing education a priority, keeping up to date on pain science research, with workshops by pain specialists like the Noigroup (Neuro Orthopaedic Institute), and more recently with respiratory physiotherapists, learning ways to help people who are recovering from the challenges of Long COVID. She likes to give back to the community by doing volunteer massage therapy at St. Joseph’s Hospice of London, which has shown her the essential role that compassion and individualized care has to play in her work.

She splits her time between London and remote Northern Ontario, enjoying an active life in both the Forest City and a forest away from the city.

Mitchell decided to pursue massage therapy after seeing the benefits of massage throughout his own recovery from a childhood car accident. He graduated from Algonquin College for Massage Therapy in 2016, where he took great interest in community outreach programs, including massage therapy for people with developmental disabilities, patients with chronic pain and sports therapy massage. He has continued to enjoy treating a very diverse clientele with a broad variety of treatment needs and desired clinical outcomes. Mitch practiced at Massage Addict Kitchener for four years, but wanted to begin working closer to home following the birth of his daughter.

He incorporates a combination of Swedish massage, deep tissue, and joint mobilization into his practice of relaxation and therapeutic massage. Mitch also has extensive experience supporting clients in their treatment of both chronic and acute conditions, such as headaches, tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, and trigger points. Overall, Mitchell combines empathetic listening and clinical assessments to create treatment plans alongside his patients, in order to help them reach their wellness goals.

Brice is a 2020 graduate of the Massage Therapy program at Algonquin College. He has obtained many different experiences from treating a variety of clients, including athletes, prenatal clients, as well as those with chronic pain and general injuries. Due to being an athlete himself, Brice is passionate about helping his clients reach their full potential in their fitness activities. He enjoys helping his clients to relax, decrease stress and anxiety, as well as maintaining a functionally healthy lifestyle. A few of Brice’s strengths with massage treatments involve deep tissue massage, trigger points and stretching. No matter the client’s goal, Brice is determined to help them reach it.

Shawn successfully completed the massage therapy program at Medix in 2011. He truly enjoys working one on one with people, and has had the privilege of working with a wide variety of people, getting to know their individual needs and treating them accordingly. Shawn believes that massage therapy is a very effective way to treat a number of physical ailments as well as promote health and wellbeing through relaxation and stress relief.

Shawn's ability to adapt his skills allows him to provide the most suitable treatment for each individual client. He believes in educating clients about body awareness and injury prevention through stretching, strengthening and postural awareness.

Shawn's training is primarily in Swedish massage, but he also has experience and training in Reflexology of the foot, Hot Stone Massage, Therapeutic Ultrasound, and clinical acupuncture. He has treated people suffering from concerns ranging from sports injuries, scar tissue, neuropathies, scoliosis, repetitive strain injuries and carpal tunnel syndrome. He enjoys working with a diverse clientele ranging from infants to seniors and making people feel better one day at a time.

Jared graduated with high honours in Massage Therapy from Fanshawe College where he now assists within the program. His knowledge of injury prevention and rehab emanate from an obsessive passion for all things movement related. Jared's specialised treatment plans make use of various techniques including fascial release, joint mobilisation, Swedish massage and trigger point therapy.

With his extensive knowledge of anatomy and personable approach, Jared hopes to improve how clients physically interact with the world around them.

Dr. Jon Kozak is rooted in his motto “movement is medicine” as he practices his discipline. In fact, he became a chiropractor himself because of his first hand experience as a patient due to a cycling injury in his knee, and after a year of suffering, a chiropractor helped alleviate and eliminate the pain. While chiropractors are spinal health experts, benefits go beyond and can help with pain and mobility in the extremities.

Jon has nearly a decade of experience as a personal trainer and martial arts coach. Teaching movement patterns and providing pain relief are some of Jon’s passions as a chiropractor. Jon graduated from Western University in London Ontario, with a Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology, before most recently graduating from the University of Western States in Portland Oregon as a Doctor of Chiropractic.

Jon’s patient centred treatment approach includes chiropractic joint manipulation, rehabilitative exercise, hands on and instrument assisted soft tissue work, cupping, ultrasound, and e-stimulation. Education is also a large part of Jon’s approach so that patients can play a role in their own treatment.

Outside of the clinic, Jon enjoys various forms of movement including martial arts, weightlifting, cycling, SCUBA diving, and more.