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A lifelong interest in movement and the healing arts is the foundation of her practice as a Massage Therapist and Movement Educator.
Dahlia's personal and professional experience with a wide range of bodywork practices including yoga, pilates, somatic movement and modern dance spans 30 years and informs her unique style and approach to her clinical practice of massage therapy.
She is registered with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO), which is the provincial regulatory body that protects the public interest by monitoring the ongoing professional development and ethical standards of RMTs.
2013: Started Ebb'nflow Massage, working with Dr. Enrico Schirru at Absolute Chiropractic
2013-2017: Worked at Paisley Spa and John Chan Physiotherapy Clinic
2015: Established first home-based clinic on Ontario Street
2017: Moved to home location on Woodbine Ave., working solely for herself
2025: Relocated to downtown St. Catharines, rebranded to Ebb'nFlow Therapeutics
2012: Graduate, Massage Therapy Program, Ontario College of Health and Technology
1998: School of Toronto Dance Theatre's Professional Training Program
2003-05: Yoga Teacher Training, Yogaspace Toronto (200 hr diploma + Advanced Teacher Training)
2009: Pilates Teacher Training, STOTT Toronto (Beginner to Advanced Matwork)
• Myofascial therapy/structural integration
• Biodynamic craniosacral therapy
• Osteopathic techniques for RMTs
• Advanced sacro-lumbar and thoracic spine assessments and joint mobilization
• Certification in laser therapy with Bioflex Laser Therapy system integration (2021)
• Axis Syllabus - evolving theory and practice of dynamic human movement
Massage Therapy is Dahlia's second career, supported by:
• Training and subsistence grant from the Dancer's Transition and Resource Centre (2010)
• Special second year award for academic excellence (Heritage Canada, 2011)
Dahlia now also works once a week as a supervisor and teacher in the student massage therapy clinic, which is open to the public at the Ontario College of Health and Technology in Stoney Creek. This role helps to keep her engaged and informed in her current practice while inspiring her to encourage and mentor the next generation of massage therapists.
Combining 30 years of movement expertise with clinical massage therapy excellence.