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My office is located on the main floor of a quaint house at 169 Huron St, Stratford, Ontario, between John St. and St. Vincent St. There is a spacious treatment room for patients, a massage therapy room as well as a dispensary for supplements. Parking is located behind the building. New patients are always welcome at my office. Normally, we can accommodate new patients within two weeks of their call, and we do everything possible to work within their scheduling limitations. We do offer evening hours on Monday night.
Marilyn
Schneider is our clinic receptionist at The Naturopathic and
Complementary Care Centre. Marilyn has been a receptionist in the medical
field for many years. Marilyn, her husband Wayne and son Greg operate
a dairy farm near Harmony. For enquiries, or to set up appointments, please
call 519-271-2440 to speak to Marilyn, who will schedule your appointment
at your convenience and, if necessary, put your name on a cancellation
list for an earlier time if it becomes available. Marilyn is also there
to relay information or questions you may have between your office appointments
with me. I will address your concerns and have her relay that information
back to you as quickly as possible. If you need to have your supplements
refilled, you can phone, drop in, or email Marilyn at reception@cyg.net.
Renée
Paradis, B.A.Sc., N.D. joined our
clinic in the fall of 2009 to cover my maternity leave and now that my
maternity leave is over she has continued in the clinic on Mondays. Renée
received her undergraduate degree in Human Nutrition from the University
of Guelph. Thereafter, she completed the four-year program in Naturopathic
Medicine at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM) in Toronto.
Renée is registered with the Ontario Board of Directors of Drugless
Therapy – Naturopathy.
Renée is a dedicated
and caring doctor with a gentle approach who is committed to the health
of her patients. Currently, Renée lives in Guelph, Ontario where
she and a colleague have recently opened The Guelph Naturopathic Medical
Clinic. With the present rise in chronic diseases and many preventable
illnesses, it has never been more critical to understand how health today
impacts health in the future. For this reason, Renée’s clinical
practice focuses on helping patients understand the value of their health
and the importance of self-care and preventative medicine. She practises
as a general family naturopathic doctor, and she works with her patients
to enhance resilience against disease and restore balance. Naturopathic
medicine is a solution that can last a lifetime.
Renée
looks forward to working with you on your natural path to wellness!
Jenn
Fetter offers many styles of massage to her clients. Jenn has
completed a two-year program at Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy
in Cambridge, Ontario. She has completed the clinical registration exam
governed by the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario. Jenn has lived
in Stratford her entire life and enjoys treating the community with her
holistic modalities.
Jenn is professionally trained in deep tissue massage, sports massage, myofascial massage, trigger point release, and of course general relaxation massage (also known as Swedish massage). Jenn has developed, in a very short time, a reputation for highly effective therapeutic deep tissue massages that clients respond to and refer on to their friends and family who may be suffering from chronic pain. Call our receptionist, Marilyn at 519-271-2440 and book an appointment with Jenn and see what we mean. Jenn is available:
Monday to Wednesday 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Fridays 9:00 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturdays 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Appointment times are ½ hour, ¾ hour, 1 hour and 1 ½
hour sessions. Gift certificates are available.
Massage Descriptions:
Deep tissue bodywork helps to strengthen, relax and release the natural restrictions of the different connective tissues of the body. The focus is not on immediate results, but on the long-term goal of altering the muscle structures and limitations.
Sports
massage is composed of an invigorating combination of range of
motion movements. Before exercise this massage helps loosen muscles and
tendons, increasing elasticity and flexibility. After a workout it can
reduce soreness and tension and relieve areas of muscle stress before
problems develop.
Myofascial massage utilizes gentle pressure with time
to achieve its results. This type of massage focuses to correct imbalances
in the connective tissue that surrounds the muscle tissue
Relaxation or Swedish massage is considered to be one of the most popular types of massage. It is primarily for full-body sessions and promotes general relaxation. It is effective for most ailments, because massaging the skin, the body's largest organ, sets up a chain reaction that produces a positive effect on all layers and systems of the body.
