The Clinic

Welcome to

The Clinic at Iolite

 

At Iolite, we believe that true health goes beyond fitness. That’s why The Clinic at Iolite was created — a space where movement meets recovery, strength meets healing, and every person is supported in their unique wellness journey.

Whether you’re managing pain, recovering from injury, or simply striving to feel your best, our team of experienced health professionals is here to help. We are proud to now offer:

  • Registered Massage Therapy (RMT)

  • Athletic Therapy

  • Physiotherapy — including Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy






Our Team

Jessica Vaisanen
Jessica VaisanenCAT(C), RMT, BA, BAHSc
A dedicated Certified Athletic Therapist and Registered Massage Therapist, Jessica’s passion lies in the art of healing through a personalized approach. With a profound belief that movement is medicine, Jessica utilizes a unique blend of movement with hands-on treatment, soft tissue release, cupping, and acupuncture to craft individualized treatment programs for her clients.

Balancing the demanding roles of being a mom of two, Jessica cherishes every spare moment. Whether she’s soaking in Vitamin D outdoors or catching up on the latest drama in the world of Bravo reality TV, Jessica tries to embrace the importance of self-care.

Her journey as a healthcare professional isn’t just a job; it’s a dedicated mission to improve the well-being of others. Through her versatile therapeutic approach, Jessica aims to empower clients to unlock the transformative benefits of movement, emphasizing that health and vitality are attainable through a balanced approach.

Hours

When is Jess in Clinic?
  • Monday – Friday / Morning + Afternoon
  • Booking open until July 21st
Lindsay Davies
Lindsay DaviesRMT
Lindsay is a dedicated Registered Massage Therapist with a deep passion for helping people feel their best — both physically and mentally. She takes pride in offering client-centered care that goes beyond simply treating symptoms. Lindsay believes in a “big-picture” approach to wellness, addressing not just the immediate areas of concern but considering the entire body, and how daily activities, work habits, stress, and lifestyle all play a role in a person’s overall well-being.

With a strong foundation in therapeutic techniques and a genuine desire to help others, Lindsay works collaboratively with her clients to create personalized treatment plans that support both recovery and long-term health. Whether you’re dealing with chronic pain, recovering from injury, or simply in need of restorative care, her goal is to help you move more freely and feel more balanced.

Lindsay is thrilled to be part of the Iolite team, and looks forward to contributing to a community that values holistic health, movement, and inclusive care.

Hours

When is Lindsay in Clinic?
  • Thursday / Afternoon + Evening
  • Saturday / Morning (1x month)
Sama Macadams
Sama MacadamsPT
Sama is a skilled and compassionate Registered Physiotherapist who is committed to delivering high-quality, personalized care. With a strong foundation in evidence-based practice, she offers one-on-one treatment tailored to each client’s specific needs, goals, and lifestyle.

Her clinical focus includes working with individuals recovering from injury, managing chronic pain conditions, and navigating the physical changes associated with pregnancy and postpartum. Sama takes the time to truly understand each person’s unique story, ensuring that every treatment plan is both practical and empowering.

She believes that physiotherapy is not just about healing — it’s about equipping clients with the tools, knowledge, and confidence they need to move well and live fully. Whether it’s restoring mobility, building strength, or improving function, Sama’s goal is to help clients reconnect with their bodies and return to the activities they love.

Sama is excited to bring her expertise to the Iolite community, and to be part of a team that values inclusive, whole-person wellness.

Hours

When is Sama in Clinic?
  • Monday / Afternoon + Evening

Q&A

Massage therapy is a comprehensive approach to fostering health and well-being by manually manipulating soft tissues within the body. Practiced by trained therapists, this technique involves a variety of methods, including kneading, stroking, and targeted pressure application. Its roots trace back to ancient traditions, evolving into a respected form of complementary medicine. With a focus on promoting relaxation, relieving muscle tension, and enhancing overall physical and mental health, massage therapy addresses various issues, such as stress management, pain relief, and improved circulation. It plays a vital role in cultivating a balanced and healthier lifestyle.

The versatility of massage therapy makes it suitable for a broad audience. Whether you’re dealing with muscle tension, stress, or a chronic condition like arthritis, massage therapy offers relief and support. Athletes find it beneficial for performance enhancement and injury prevention, while those seeking relaxation in the midst of life’s demands can also enjoy its positive effects. With its adaptable nature, massage therapy is a valuable resource for promoting overall well-being, making it a suitable and accessible option for almost everyone.

Physiotherapy is a healthcare profession focused on helping people restore, maintain, and improve their physical function, mobility, and overall well-being. It uses evidence-based techniques to treat a wide range of conditions related to muscles, joints, nerves, and the cardiorespiratory system.

People of all ages—children to older adults—can benefit from physiotherapy, whether they are recovering from an injury, managing a chronic illness, preparing for surgery, or simply looking to move and feel better.

Pelvic floor physiotherapy is a specialized branch of physiotherapy focused on assessing and treating conditions related to the pelvic floor muscles—the group of muscles that support your bladder, bowel, and uterus (in women), and play a key role in core stability, continence, and sexual function.

Anyone experiencing issues like leaking urine, pelvic pressure, pelvic pain, or recovery post-childbirth or surgery. You don’t need to “just live with it”—many of these issues are treatable with the right care.

For women:

  • Urinary incontinence (leaking)

  • Pelvic organ prolapse

  • Painful intercourse

  • Postpartum recovery (core and pelvic floor)

  • Constipation or bowel dysfunction

  • Pelvic pain (e.g., vulvodynia, endometriosis-related pain)

For men:

  • Post-prostatectomy recovery

  • Urinary urgency/incontinence

  • Erectile dysfunction

  • Chronic pelvic pain

Athletic Therapy is a specialized healthcare profession committed to preventing, assessing, and rehabilitating musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. Trained Athletic Therapists are equipped to deliver immediate care in case of injury, employing techniques like first aid and injury assessment. They go beyond initial care, developing comprehensive rehabilitation programs to optimize recovery and minimize the risk of re-injury. Athletic Therapy’s reach extends beyond athletes to people of all ages and fitness levels, emphasizing a proactive approach to musculoskeletal health. This field is pivotal in enhancing performance, preventing injuries, and supporting overall well-being across diverse individuals.

A wide spectrum of individuals stand to benefit from the expertise of an Athletic Therapist. From athletes, both amateur and professional, seeking injury prevention and rehabilitation, to individuals dealing with musculoskeletal issues, regardless of age or fitness level. Athletic Therapists play a crucial role in managing chronic pain, aiding post-surgery recovery, and addressing everyday strains. Their personalized approach caters to the unique needs of each individual, extending beyond sports-related concerns to promote overall musculoskeletal health. In essence, the services of an Athletic Therapist are valuable for a diverse audience seeking to optimize their well-being.

Athletic Therapists possess the expertise to address a diverse range of musculoskeletal conditions and injuries, including:

Sprains and Strains: Care for injuries to ligaments (sprains) and muscles or tendons (strains).
Joint Injuries: Rehabilitation support for joint injuries, such as dislocations or subluxations.
Fractures and Dislocations: Assistance in the rehabilitation process for fractures and dislocations.
Concussions: Guidance and support in the recovery from sports-related concussions.
Post-Surgery Rehabilitation: Tailored programs to facilitate recovery post-surgery.
Chronic Pain Management: Support for individuals dealing with chronic musculoskeletal pain.
Overuse Injuries: Addressing injuries resulting from repetitive stress or strain on specific body parts.
Preventive Care: Designing programs to prevent injuries and enhance performance through conditioning and education.
Muscle Imbalances: Correction of imbalances in muscle strength and flexibility for improved function.
Postural Issues: Addressing and correcting problems related to posture contributing to pain or discomfort.
General Rehabilitation: Assistance with a wide range of musculoskeletal issues, promoting overall functional recovery.

It’s important to note that this list is not exhaustive, and Athletic Therapists customize their approach based on individual needs. Always consult with a healthcare professional for accurate diagnosis and tailored treatment plans.