• Biographies

    Massage Therapy

    Tricia Quintal, RMT

    Tricia Quintal is a Registered Massage Therapist and is a Owner of Serenity Massage Therapy Clinic in Toronto. She provides care for people of all ages in a safe and family oriented environment. Tricia specializes in sports massage and deep tissue massage. As well as a variety of other modalities ranging from Reiki, Crystal Therapy,  Sound Healing, Reflexology, Thai Massage, Hot Stone, Pregnancy Massage, and Swedish Massage. She actively participates in charitable events for Habitat for Humanity, Heart and Stroke Foundation, just to name a few. Tricia is also passionate about helping others achieve balance and harmony within the total self (body, mind and spirit).

    Amanda Paixao, RMT

    Amanda is a graduate from Sutherland Chan with dance education and experience. She holds a BA in Dance from UNICAMP in Brazil and a MA in Dance Studies from York University in Toronto where she researched bodily memories and trauma exploration as a means of creating new and counter-hegemonic languages in the performing arts. She has performed and taught dance around the world to all ranges of schooling and different contexts.

    Amanda’s massage approach when designing treatments for her clients can make use of a variety of techniques such as Myofascial Release, Trigger Point, Joint and Rhythmic Mobilization, Hydrotherapy, Swedish, Lymphatic Drainage, and Thai Massage.  Her style is firm with pressure ranging from light to deep. Amanda takes on quiet treatments allowing her patient to reconnect with their body and let healing happen.  Amanda is a strong believer that patient engagement with the treatment along with consistent self-care is essential for a successful outcome.

    In her spare time, Amanda enjoys it with her 2 toddlers, and husband, connecting with friends, cooking, gardening, dancing, attending live music events, and doing her self-care.”

    Yvette Langille, R.M.T

    Yvette Langille has over fifteen years of experience as a Registered Massage Therapist. Her practice is general, treating all types of muscle discomfort related to sedentary and seated work environments, strain or injury from activities like exercise, and offering relaxation from tension related to stress. She has a particular interest in the treatment of jaw (TMJ), face, head and neck pain. Yvette offers home massage therapy visits within 5km of Serenity Massage Therapy’s location at Kingston Road and Warden Ave. Please contact the clinic directly at 647-351-3338 to book.
    At home with her partner, Yvette is usually digging around in the garden, or up a ladder as they work together to restore their old house. While she loves their two dogs and two cats, she finds the dogs are generally more helpful.
    Yvette is a member in good standing of the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario and the Registered Massage Therapists Association of Ontario.

    Homeopathy

    Thera Ip, Homeopath

    Thera is a Registered Classical Homeopath (#15438) with the College of Homeopaths of Ontario (CHO) and a graduate of the Canadian College of Homeopathic Medicine (CCHM) with Honours.  Her passion is to heal others by helping individuals achieve their health goals and to restore peace and balance to everyday life.  Thera has experience and success treating a wide range of conditions such as women’s issues, mental and emotional disturbances, pediatrics and physical conditions. Thera gives through volunteering her time with international NGO’s by helping those under-served. She spent several weeks in Tanzania working with hundreds of HIV/AIDS patients with the organization Homeopathy for Health in Africa. Homeopathy was successful in treating symptoms of AIDS and opportunistic infections. Homeopathy was able to increase CD4 levels in almost every patient, helping return patients to health and self-sufficiency. Thera travelled to Haiti with Homeopaths Without Borders to areas affected by Hurricane Matthew. The goal of this trip was cholera treatment and prevention along with all types of physical and emotional injury and trauma. She plans on returning in the near future.