Dr. Austin Rees has a background in elite-level soccer, playing at the academy level in his youth and eventually playing at the varsity level for Dalhousie University. Austin completed his Bachelors of Science in kinesiology at Dalhousie University where he earned the achievement of varsity all-Canadian athlete. Subsequently, Austin worked as a personal trainer prior to attending Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College where he earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree and graduated with summa cum laude honours.

Austin’s treatment approach is focused on symptomatic improvement while rehabilitating movement to increase athletic resiliency and performance. He provides evidence-based strategies which include joint manipulation, myofascial release, acupuncture, and emphasizes rehab exercise to improve patient outcomes.

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Sierra grew up training and competing in cheerleading, swimming, and field hockey, sustaining many injuries along the way. Her personal experience sparked her drive to help others in their recovery and pursuit of peak athletic performance. She obtained her Bachelor’s of Science in Kinesiology from Queen’s University and her Master’s of Science in Physical Therapy at McGill University.

During her studies, Sierra found her interest in working with athletes through her volunteer work with several sports teams and organizations, including the men’s hockey team, women’s hockey team, and women’s soccer teams at McGill University; competitive gymnastics gyms; Rugby Quebec; and the Montreal Alouettes football team.

After completing her studies, Sierra joined the team at McGill University’s Sport Medicine Clinic, where she honed her skills in treating a diverse range of musculoskeletal conditions. She served as the head therapist for the McGill Redbirds basketball team, providing specialized care and support to athletes.

Sierra strongly believes in the importance of movement as medicine. Whether working with elite athletes or weekend warriors, she is passionate about helping her clients achieve their goals and move better.

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Dr. Wishloff’s background as a multi-sport athlete, yoga instructor, and strength coach shapes her dynamic approach to injury rehabilitation.  ​ A sought after consultant for elite athletes and every day athletes. She is the Lead Therapist for Sailing Canada, The Canadian Powerlifting Federation, and The Toronto Golf Club. She is an International Presenter, an instructor with Active Release Techniques, and a Published Academic. She holds a Doctorate of Chiropractic from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, a Bachelor Degree in Physical Education from the University of Alberta, multiple designations in strength and conditioning, as well as a Contemporary Medical Acupuncture designation from McMaster University.

Her desire to improve the standard of injury diagnosis and performance optimization lead her to launch ‘The Athlete’s Grid’. A clinic where athletic injuries are effectively diagnosed and plans are built to not only heal injuries but to build stronger, more resilient athletes.

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Dr. Jennifer Tanner, ND graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a degree in Honours Kinesiology and loved the hands-on experience of working as Athletic Therapist for the Varsity Rugby Team. She worked with CBC at the 2000 Sydney Summer Olympic Games before spending the next four years studying the art and science of Naturopathic Medicine. She was an active member of the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine’s Sports Medicine Group.

Dr. Tanner received the Dr. Shimon Levytam Award for demonstrating principles of naturopathic medicine and applying them in daily clinic practices while promoting naturopathic medicine. She has been invited to speak internationally, trained with MD’s and various health care practitioners abroad and has appeared in Today’s Parent, well.ca and Best Health.

Dr. Tanner has a broad, evidence-based practice with a focus on runners and people looking to become more active. She uncovers connections between stress, inflammatory responses and intestinal health that may be limiting your absorption, energy and ability to heal. Being a marathon runner and having been a competitive equestrian, an active lifestyle is important. Dr. Tanner’s loves spending time with her three children. She also focuses on Pediatrics and Fertility helping busy families achieve their health goals.

Dr. Tanner uses Acupuncture and Clinical Nutrition in her treatment protocols, putting an emphasis on “food as medicine”. Additionally, she is trained in IV Vitamin Therapy and Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture which is a non-invasive method of improving the appearance of ageing skin.

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Megan is holistic nutritionist and a professional beach volleyball player who is representing Team Canada.

Competing at a high level of sport, she realized the impact that diet has on your ability to reach peak performance.

For Megan, nutrition goes far beyond weight loss or gain. She utilizes nutrition as a means to regulate hormones, improve digestion, manage inflammation, and recover from injury.

She is committed to health and wellness in her own life, and is enthusiastic about sharing her experiences and knowledge with others.

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Dr. Erin Caplice grew up training and participating in competitive level rowing and basketball, where she first developed her passion for injury prevention and rehabilitation. Erin attended St. Francis Xavier University, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics with distinction. During her undergraduate degree, Erin was a part of the Student Athletic Therapy program, where she worked closely with both field hockey and varsity football athletes. 

Following her time at St. Francis Xavier, Erin completed a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, graduating magna cum laude. During her time at CMCC, Erin developed skills in hands-on treatment as well as rehabilitation, and obtained a certification in integrated dry needling. 

With a foundation built on evidence-based practices, Erin is dedicated to delivering personalized care to patients, unlocking their full potential and promoting lasting wellness.

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