We know you’re having a hard time. That’s why we’re here. Craniosacral can loosen up the muscles and tightness in your baby’s body that is keeping it from working at it’s full potential. This gentle touch therapy works wonders for babies with feeding, latching, digestion and sleep issues.
Are you wondering if your toddler that didn’t crawl with both legs needs to be looked at? Do you have a preschooler that isn’t verbalizing quite as quickly as you hoped? Is your kid constipated? Are you still concerned about the shape of your child’s head? Craniosacral can address these things and help to optimize your child’s development.
Injuries in the teen years can impact their body for years to come. Craniosacral can help by reducing pain and muscle compensation from sports injuries and concussions, decrease migraines, regulate emotions, and improve slow or speedy digestion.
Appointment fatigue is real, and you need to stay home to rest instead of sit in traffic. Let us come to you.
Feeding your baby shouldn’t hurt. Whether you’re struggling with painful latch, supply concerns, or pumping challenges, our IBCLCs help you feel confident instead of defeated.
We combine lactation expertise with craniosacral therapy—addressing both feeding mechanics and the physical restrictions making it difficult for your baby.
In-home visits throughout West End GTA & Halton/Peel Region, virtual consultations, or in-clinic appointments at our King St. W office.
Your child is struggling to eat, and you feel helpless. Our Speech-Language Pathologist addresses tongue ties care, feeding difficulties, and oral motor challenges—not in isolation, but as connected whole-body issues.
Andrea specializes in infant and child oral function, myofunctional therapy, and speech development. Combined with craniosacral therapy, we release the physical restrictions (tight jaw, compressed palate) to improve oral motor coordination.
Rolling, sitting, crawling, cruising: each of these milestones is built on a foundation of movement patterns that develop in the earliest months. When a baby is compensating for tension in their body, skipping a movement stage, or struggling to reach milestones on their own timeline, an occupational therapy assessment gives families a clear picture of what is happening and what can support development from here.
Patty works with babies and toddlers on developmental milestones, gross motor development, and movement-based learning.
She also runs MyBaby In Motion, a workshop series designed to walk parents through the movement stages of the first year in real time.
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The body is designed to self-regulate and self-heal. When structural imbalances, tension patterns, or restrictions get in the way of that, osteopathy works to restore function from the inside out. Jennifer uses gentle, hands-on techniques to address the whole body, not just the site of pain or discomfort.
Osteopathy is available for clients aged 5 and up.
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