Dr. Randy Gordon has been a fixture in North Oakville for over 20 years. He brings his extensive knowledge from his competitive athletic background competing in 15 Ironman and over 20 marathons. Dr. Gordon has represented Canada in both Triathlon World Championships and Obstacle Race World Championships. He is a father to 3 amazing kids and is married to his wife Kathryn.

Dr. Randy Gordon has been a fixture in North Oakville for over 20 years. He brings his extensive ... Read More

Iana graduated from Sutherland-Chan School and Teaching Clinic in 2013 in Toronto where she gained experience working in Princess Margaret Cancer Centre Lodge, Toronto General Hospital (pain management for post abdominal surgeries) and other facilities focused on central nervous system pathologies,etc. After graduation Iana continued working in multidisciplinary clinics with a team of practitioners where she expended her knowledge about different disciplines and conditions. In addition received training in advanced myofascial techniques, prenatal massage and hot stone massage. Highly focused on body mechanics and deep tissues treatment. Learning is Iana’s passion.

Iana graduated from Sutherland-Chan School and Teaching Clinic in 2013 in Toronto where she gaine... Read More

I graduated from Sutherland-Chan in 2022, but my journey into massage therapy began much earlier. Before becoming an RMT, I spent 20 years working in accounting. While that career gave me valuable professional skills, I always felt a strong calling to the health and medical field. Starting a family early meant putting that dream on hold—but I never let it go. Eventually, I made the leap into healthcare, and I haven’t looked back.

I bring an “outside-the-box” mindset and an innovative approach to my practice. Through my education and hands-on experience, I’ve developed a unique therapeutic identity that blends clinical knowledge with creativity. I’ve worked with clients experiencing arthritis, joint pain, mood and sleep disorders, pregnancy-related discomfort, and age-related concerns. These experiences have helped shape the way I approach each treatment—with a deep sense of empathy, intention, and adaptability.

My treatments are a fusion of techniques: myofascial work, Swedish massage, lymphatic drainage, scar tissue therapy, and more. I incorporate modalities like reiki, craniosacral therapy, positional release therapy, hydrotherapy, myofascial cupping, and Contemporary Medical Acupuncture. Every session is tailored to the individual and grounded in my belief that healing is both physical and emotional.

I often focus on areas like the throat, chest wall, breast tissue, abdominals, pelvis, inner thighs, feet, hands, and lower limbs to support mobility and circulation—areas that are often neglected but essential to overall well-being. I always end treatments with a scalp and facial massage, giving clients a moment of deep calm and clarity—a sense of “Zen.”

If you’re looking for something beyond the typical massage experience—something more therapeutic, intuitive, and integrated—then I might be the right therapist for you.

Outside the clinic, I enjoy watching Korean and Chinese dramas, putting puzzles and LEGO sets together with my kids, and playing both indoor and beach volleyball. I also make it a point to visit the spa with a close friend once a month—it’s my way of recharging and reconnecting.

My commitment to this work is deeply personal. At the start of the pandemic, I lost my mother to a pulmonary embolism. I took a year off from school to grieve and care for my mental health. That time taught me a great deal about trauma, vulnerability, and the importance of support. I learned firsthand that healing isn’t linear, and that we don’t have to go through it alone. Therapy, acupuncture, reiki, and massage all played a role in helping me find balance again.

As a massage therapist, I believe in the power of compassionate touch. I believe that one session—one moment of being fully seen, heard, and cared for—can be life-changing. My mission is to help people feel better in their bodies and minds, even if just for an hour, so they can begin to see what’s possible for themselves beyond pain, stress, or grief.

I graduated from Sutherland-Chan in 2022, but my journey into massage therapy began much earlier.... Read More