Registered Massage Therapy
Certified Shiatsu Therapy
Certified Reflexology
Hot Stone Therapy
Anne-Marie Magnus (RMT)
Registered Massage Therapist
Anne-Marie is a graduate of the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy. She has worked with several members of Canada’s national swim team, including Commonwealth Games gold medalist, Mark Versfeld, Olympic silver medalist, Marianne Limpert, and the U of T national qualifiers. Anne-Marie specializes in Swedish massage and manual lymph drainage.
From May of 2000 to 2005, she was an examiner in the provincial entrance to practice (registration) exams for the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario.
When not at the clinic, Anne-Marie can often be found taking Flamenco dance classes or riding her bike. She is fluent in French and has been known to utter a few words in Portuguese and Spanish when needed.
Kim Dunlop (CST, Dipl.St)
Certified Shiatsu Therapist
Kim Dunlop is
a Certified Shiatsu Therapist who graduated with honours from a 2 year
full time training program at the Shiatsu School of Canada. As well as
being an enthusiastic therapist at the Oasis Clinic, Kim also works as a
teacher at the Shiatsu School of Canada.
With a background in modern dance and choreography, she has worked with dance students to help overcome injuries and increase flexibility and proper alignment. Kim has participated in acupuncture and shiatsu seminars since graduation and is currently working towards her diploma in acupuncture.
We are also proud to have Kim as our Certified Reflexologist and Hot Stone Therapist.
Check out our workshops page to learn more about Kim's Shiatsu and Reflexology seminars.
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Tricia Quintal (RMT)
Registered Massage Therapist
Tricia Quintal is the most recent member of the Oasis Team. She is a graduate of the Centennial College Massage Therapy program and has extensive experience in a range of treatments from management of sports injuries to pregnancy and infant massage.
Always active, Trish is renowned for her ongoing commitment to furthering her skills related the profession of Massage Therapy. Most recently, she is studying Thai Massage which we look forward to offering you by the New Year.
Tricia also volunteers for Habitat for Humanity, the Canadian Cancer Society and regularly participates in fundraising events around the GTA doing on-site massage for the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
Check out our workshops page to learn more about Tricia's "Junior Editions-Baby Massage For New Parents" workshops.