Brooklyn Tiffin, RMT

Brooklyn is a long-time resident of Huron County where she attended high school at FE Madill and spent many years as a member of a successful competitive dance team in Clinton, Ontario.

That is where she first found her interest in human kinetics and the positive affect that massage therapy can have on the body.  

She graduated, July 2021, with Distinction, from the former D’Arcy Lane Registered Massage Therapy program at Trios College and is in good standing with the CMTO.

Outside of the clinic, Brooklyn occasionally teaches dance classes, she loves spending time with her family and friends and enjoys taking her dog on adventures.  

Brooklyn’s technique is very thorough and will be adapted to each client’s needs to help promote relaxation and remodelling of connective tissue.  She is a firm believer of improving and learning regularly and she looks forward to continuing her education.  

Some of Brooklyn’s favourite conditions that she has enjoyed treating so far are acute and chronic injuries and sciatica.

“My goal is to give the best care possible to each client, by providing an understanding and knowledge of treatment and injury prevention.  I want to give my clients the ability to achieve Activities of Daily Living without worry”.

Kit Hartleib , RMT

Kit has enjoyed being a Massage Therapist since her graduation in 1989 from the College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in Sutton Ontario.

With over 30 years experience she has witnessed the evolution of massage therapy and the role it plays in the health care system.  Kit finds satisfaction working with clients and watching their progress as they continue to take a more active role in their personal health care.

Outside the office Kit spends time with family and friends and enjoys animals, hiking, kayaking, nature  and reading.

Morgan McNee, RMT

Morgan graduated from the Massage Therapy program at Darcy Lane in 2016 and became a Registered Massage Therapist shortly thereafter. Since then, she has balanced her career with raising her three boys, working both full-time and part -time over the years.

Morgan is passionate about helping her clients recover from injuries, manage stress and improve their overall well-being. She has particular interest in treating common conditions such as piriformis syndrome and sciatic pain, headaches and migraines, lower and upper back discomfort and tendonitis.

Dedicated to ongoing learning, Morgan is continually expanding her skills through advanced courses to provide the best possible care and support for her clients’ recovery and long-term health.

Bethany Hooyer, RMT
Registered Massage Therapist & Cold Laser Therapy Provider

Bethany Hooyer has been dedicated to helping clients achieve optimal health and wellness as a full-time Registered Massage Therapist since 2013. A graduate of the D’Arcy Lane Institute in London, Ontario, Bethany brings over a decade of clinical experience to her practice, blending traditional massage techniques with advanced therapeutic modalities.

Bethany is passionate about treating a diverse range of conditions and injuries. To provide the highest standard of care, she has pursued extensive continuing education, specializing in TMJ Dysfunction and advanced myofascial work.

In 2021, Bethany expanded her clinical toolkit by completing certification in Photobiomodulation Therapy, commonly known as Cold Laser Therapy. This cutting-edge, non-invasive treatment uses specific wavelengths of light to target deep tissues, effectively reducing pain and inflammation while accelerating the body’s natural healing processes. Through this gentle therapy, she works with everything from chronic pain and post-surgical
recovery to acute injuries like sprains, strains, and fractures.

Areas of Clinical Focus:

  • TMJ Dysfunction
  • Myofascial Release Techniques
  • Cold Laser Therapy (Photobiomodulation)
  • Acute Injury Recovery (Fractures, sprains, and strains)
  • Post-Surgical Rehabilitation & Chronic Pain Management

Originally from Dresden, Bethany has proudly called Huron County home for nearly a decade. Deeply connected to her community, she regularly volunteers for local children’s programs and events. When she is not in the clinic, you can find her embracing the outdoors, hiking, and gardening.