Renata DeForest, Registered Massage Therapist
Renata graduated from the distinguished D’Arcy Lane Institute of Massage Therapy based in London, Ontario, in 1999.
Since her graduation, Renata has honed her skills by working in a diversity of settings including the Homewood Health Care Centre; chiropractic clinics, nursing homes, and hospitals; and with private patients in her home office.
Trained in craniosacral therapy, Renata offers both rehabilitative and therapeutic care for patients of all ages. Through the Parks and Recreation Dept. of the City of Guelph, she has taught parents the stress reducing and restorative benefits of infant massage.
Stacy Ratcliff, Registered Massage Therapist
Stacy graduated from the University of Guelph with an Honors degree in Family and Social Relations in 2000. After graduation, she spent time working with children, and for Middlesex Community Living -- assisting adults with developmental disabilities. In September of 2005, she enrolled at the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy and graduated with honors in 2006.
Stacy believes in a client-centered approach to massage. This means she will give advice and suggestions to the client as to how to approach treatments, while respecting the clients comfort zone and allowing the client to decide how to proceed. Her style is a balance of relaxation and therapeutic aspects.In her years of treating, Stacy has seen clients with issues including (but not limited to) pregnancy, cerebral palsy, fibromyalgia, osteoporosis, arthritis, stress, injury rehabilitation and everyday aches and pains. Stacy uses a variety of modalities such as Swedish massage, trigger point therapy, cupping, fascial work, hydrotherapy and Esalen deep tissue work.
Renata graduated from the distinguished D’Arcy Lane Institute of Massage Therapy based in London, Ontario, in 1999.
Since her graduation, Renata has honed her skills by working in a diversity of settings including the Homewood Health Care Centre; chiropractic clinics, nursing homes, and hospitals; and with private patients in her home office.
Trained in craniosacral therapy, Renata offers both rehabilitative and therapeutic care for patients of all ages. Through the Parks and Recreation Dept. of the City of Guelph, she has taught parents the stress reducing and restorative benefits of infant massage.
Stacy Ratcliff, Registered Massage Therapist
Stacy graduated from the University of Guelph with an Honors degree in Family and Social Relations in 2000. After graduation, she spent time working with children, and for Middlesex Community Living -- assisting adults with developmental disabilities. In September of 2005, she enrolled at the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy and graduated with honors in 2006.
Stacy believes in a client-centered approach to massage. This means she will give advice and suggestions to the client as to how to approach treatments, while respecting the clients comfort zone and allowing the client to decide how to proceed. Her style is a balance of relaxation and therapeutic aspects.In her years of treating, Stacy has seen clients with issues including (but not limited to) pregnancy, cerebral palsy, fibromyalgia, osteoporosis, arthritis, stress, injury rehabilitation and everyday aches and pains. Stacy uses a variety of modalities such as Swedish massage, trigger point therapy, cupping, fascial work, hydrotherapy and Esalen deep tissue work.
