No matter what brings you here, you can rest assured that you’ll be well taken care of. Our services are designed to attend to every aspect of your well being for truly holistic, completely individualized, care. Not sure where to start? Learn more about our services below or book an Integrated Intake assessment and we’ll do the legwork for you!
Navigating the world of complementary health services can be daunting. That is why we have assembled a team of specialists who will meet you where you are – and take you where you want to go. We know there is more than one route to wellness, and there is more than one way to find it. When you step into our circle, you can count on continuous care that starts and ends with you.
Full Circle Health Network. All paths lead to you.
Services
Body | Mind | Spirit
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Classical Osteopathy
Strengthen and align your body’s musculoskeletal framework with this non-invasive, drugless therapy with a myriad of health benefits.
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Registered Massage Therapy
Increase your range of motion, melt away tension, and relieve stress with therapeutic massage – possibly the most relaxing way to improve your overall health!
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Occupational Therapy
Every activity should be within your ability! Explore unique and creative solutions to overcome physical, cognitive, motivational or emotional barriers so you can live your best life - EVERY day.
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Clinical Counselling
Face tomorrow feeling centered and empowered.
Our Counsellors offer a supportive, confidential space where you can unburden your mind and plan for your future.
Read More - the body is a complete unit (mind, body, spirit)
- the body is self-healing and self-regulating
- the structure (anatomy) and function (physiology) are interrelated on all levels
- rational treatment is based on these principles
Classical Osteopathy
Classical OsteopathyClassical Osteopathy is a wonderful option for people of all ages and abilities. Treatments consist of manual adjustments that are localized and specific and focused on relieving pressures and restrictions. The practice is based on an extensive understanding of anatomy and physiology and is anchored by four fundamental principles:
How does osteopathy work? Imagine tying a string around your finger. After only a short while, the string begins to affect nerve supply, blood supply and general circulation. If you left that string on for a long period of time, your finger would stop receiving the vital circulation it needs to thrive and the tissue would eventually break down and die.
Osteopathy is all about getting rid of the “strings” in your body. We look to balance restrictions and asymmetries so that every tissue, everywhere, has exactly what it needs to the healthiest it can be.
Initial assessments include a health history intake and a physical assessment, followed by treatment, and are usually about 50 minutes in length. Subsequent treatments are approximately 25 minutes in length. You are not required to undress for Osteopathic sessions, though it is recommended you wear comfortable, non-restrictive clothing, such as yoga pants/shorts and a tank top/t-shirt/sports bra.
Registered Massage Therapy
Registered Massage TherapyEveryone loves a great massage: it’s a safe and effective way to relieve stress and anxiety as well as manage many different medical conditions and injuries, including back and neck pain, headaches, constipation, and discomfort during pregnancy.
But it’s not always easy to find a great therapist.
Our Registered Massage Therapists have studied in some of the most intensive programs in the world, completing over 2200 hours of hands-on post-secondary education, and excel in many areas, including deep tissue massage, pregnancy massage, relaxation and stress management, and myo-fascial release. They continue to update their training through ongoing professional development workshops, courses and other training.
Beyond the top quality of our therapists, there’s a lot more that sets massage at Full Circle Health Network apart. Our tables are the most comfortable and solid tables in town (trust us, you won’t want to leave), our space is warm and inviting, and getting here is easy: we have fast online booking, extended hours, and ample free parking.
A few things to know, if you’ve never had a massage: all massage therapists have unique treatment styles and specialties, though most appointments will follow a similar structure. If at any time you’d like to adjust the pressure or have any questions about the treatment, please speak up – everyone’s body is unique.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational TherapyOccupational therapy is a wellness focused solution for people of all ages and abilities. Occupational Therapy is especially beneficial for individuals who are or have recently undergone a change in their physical abilities, such as with an injury or illness, or a change in their mental capacities such as with concussions, illnesses or emotionally stressful situations.
Occupational therapy sessions are primarily a talk focused treatment that works to address both mental and physical health. Your Occupational Therapist (OT) will work with you to take a holistic view of your life and determine what changes are needed so that you can do and excel at activities you love. From work related tasks to household errands to hobbies you just enjoy doing - an OT will help devise a plan to get you back to what you love doing and be there to guide you every step of the way.
What makes an OT different from other therapies is that there is a strong understanding of how the physical body works in different physical environments. OT's will give you concrete and tangible modifications you can do in your surrounding environment to make activities more adaptable to your needs. In addition, OT's are highly skilled in using emotional and mental strategies to help address your cognitive wellness. This is a key aspect of Occupational Therapy as your physical health often impacts your mental and emotional wellness. OT is the perfect marriage of mental and physical care for individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, stress and stress-induced illness, PTSD, pain management, and those undergoing major life transitions such as retirement, change in career, change in lifestyle (ie. starting university or moving to a new city), and parenthood.
*Our OT is available for offsite ergonomic assessments, home safety assessments, equipment recommendations as well as other assessments deemed necessary by medical and insurance professionals. We are happy to work with long-term disability insurance however, we do not work with WSIB or MVA insurance at this time.
Clinical Counselling
Clinical Counselling“You don’t have to be at your worst to reach out for help.”
Counselling, sometimes referred to as therapy or psychotherapy, is a collaborative process aimed at helping break the patterns that prevent individuals from making healthy decisions and living the life they want.
Counselling can help individuals experiencing a range of challenges, including stress, anxiety and depression, grief and loss, relationship conflicts, physical and sexual abuse, self-esteem concerns, anger management, parenting/co-parenting concerns, and separation and divorce.
The process is tailored to the issues you face and the results you wish to achieve. Together with your Counsellor, you will establish goals for your sessions and determine the steps you can take to make necessary changes. Your Counsellor will be someone who listens attentively, gives you appropriate feedback, supports you and, above all, empowers you to change your tomorrow.
*Counselling services are often covered by private insurance companies, or through extended health care benefits and health care spending accounts. Please check with your insurance or benefit provider to determine eligibility. Some of our practitioners are under the supervision by a Registered Psychologist - please inquire for further details.
Our Philosophy
We’re proud of the expertise that flows through our practice and the sincere compassion that underpins our team. Our space radiates warmth because we believe that people matter – you matter, our therapists matter, our community matters. We do our best to make feeling great simple and easy, from our grounded sensibility right down to our online booking option, extended hours, and ample free parking.
Our team
We are more than a collection of affiliated practitioners. We are a team of professionals with one vision: to empower our clients to find freedom in health. We have a deep appreciation for the complexity of the human body, and know that every client’s path to wellness is unique.
Geneviève Zizzo
MOMSc, Honours BSc, RMT
Manual Osteopathic Practitioner and Clinic Owner
Speciality: Pre- and Post-Natal
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Geneviève is continually amazed by the body’s natural ability to heal itself. It’s that sense of excitement that has driven her long and varied career in natural healthcare – and that still drives her in her work as a Manual Osteopathic Practitioner and Clinic Owner at Full Circle Health Network. She loves being able to think through anatomy and come up with treatments that really “fit” her clients and she is happiest when she has empowered clients to take charge of their own health.
Geneviève opened the original Full Circle Health Network in 2010, which then offered Registered Massage Therapy and later, Classical Osteopathy. In 2014, Full Circle Health Network expanded and opened up in the beautiful Woolen Mill building into a much larger and more elegant space - it was the best move she ever could have made! Since then, Full Circle Health Network has continued to expand its services, attracting some of the best practitioners in Kingston working in the field of complementary healthcare.
Geneviève holds a Masters in Osteopathic Manipulative Sciences and an Honours Bachelor of Science in Health Studies and Gerontology from the University of Waterloo. She has a 2200-hour Massage Therapy Diploma from the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy, where she pursued additional training in pre- and post-natal massage care, including high-risk pregnancy care. Clinical experience includes work at the Women’s College Hospital in Toronto, ON, where she provided massage in the antenatal and postpartum units. She has taught Clinical Massage Therapy at Trillium College, and previously worked as a fitness instructor specialist (Can-Fit-Pro), "Varsity" Athletic Trainer, and Ergonomic Contractor and Health & Safety Specialist.
Rebecca Vinkle
RMT, BPHE, BA
Registered Massage Therapist
Speciality: Injury Rehabilitation & Pre/Postnatal
Rebecca is passionate about the multitude of benefits massage offers, and is proud to be a contributing factor in her clients' ongoing health and wellness. Whether clients are training for an upcoming sporting event, looking for a maintenance program to help with the prevention of injuries, or simply want to feel better, she is confident that massage can help.
Prior to becoming a Registered Massage Therapist, Rebecca graduated with Honours from Queen’s University, where she studied Physical and Health Education. This background, along with her love of sport and physical activity, has provided her with a solid understanding of the human body and how to achieve optimal performance.
Rebecca’s focus includes injury rehabilitation (be it a sports or an everyday injury), relief from acute or chronic pain and headaches, with treatments concentrating on postural alignment and stress and tension reduction. Rebecca received her massage training from Algonquin College and is a member of the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario and the Registered Massage Therapists Association of Ontario.
On Rebecca’s downtime she can be found enjoying the outdoors, camping and fishing in the summer months and snowboarding during the winter.
Joey Su
Honours BSc (Kinesiology), RMT
Registered Massage Therapist
Speciality: Sport and Work-Related Injuries
Joey believes that everyone should be able to enjoy the things they love doing. This is why he is dedicated to helping others find freedom in health.
A Registered Massage Therapist in good standing with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario, Joey is a graduate of Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy and holds an Honours Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from University of Waterloo. He has experience treating many types of patients, including athletes, seniors, pregnant women, cancer patients, stroke survivors, thoracic surgery patients, and patients with central nervous system disorders.
Joey draws on his background in sports and rehabilitation in his massage practice, specializing in sports and work-related injuries and drawing from a variety of skill sets, including hydrotherapy, myofacial work, positional release, joint mobilization techniques, clinical assessment, remedial exercises and many more.
Joey's passion for helping others has been present throughout his entire career. Prior to becoming an RMT, he worked as research assistant for the Heart and Stroke Foundation at Sunnybrook Hospital, as a student Kinesiologist for WorkAble Inc. Rehabilitation Centre, and as Physiotherapist Support Personnel for ptHealth Solutions Seniors Division at Ritz Lutheran Villa and Mitchell Nursing Home. Indeed, it was through Joey's experience working with many different skilled professionals, not to mention countless patients, that he developed a keen interest in massage therapy.
In his spare time, Joey enjoys playing variety of sports and loves exploring the great Canadian outdoors.
Lesley Spada
MScOT, OT Reg.(Ont.)
Occupational Therapist
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Lesley truly believes in the importance of having a high quality of life and loves seeing her clients be able to realize that quality through occupational therapy!
Over the past 13 years Lesley has worked collaboratively with each and every one of her clients helping them find the tools and resources they need to achieve their goals all the while fostering a warm, empathetic, and supportive environment. Her training, experience, and passion lies in providing treatment to clients suffering from concussions, depression, anxiety, cognitive impairment, chronic pain, chronic illness or injury; as well as those clients adjusting to a significant life change. Lesley approaches her practice using a client-centred holistic approach to care. Each treatment plan is individualized based on her clients’ needs and is focused on empowering her clients to overcome their physical, cognitive, motivational, or emotional barriers with practical solutions.
Prior to her career as an Occupational Therapist, Lesley was a competitive swimmer at Penn State University where she obtained her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology. She establishes a balanced approach to life by engaging in an active lifestyle outside of work and prioritizing quality time with her family and friends. Lesley is a Registered Occupational Therapist in good standing with the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario (COTO). She obtained her Master's of Science in Occupational Therapy from the University of Toronto (2003).
Sandy Sousa
Mindfulness Instructor and Facilitator
Speciality: Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction
Sandy Sousa has been teaching mindfulness-based meditation and yoga since 2013 and practicing meditation for most of her life.
Throughout her career and volunteering in the financial sector as a lactation consultant and working in Kingston area schools, mindfulness, meditation, and Hatha yoga have been a constant presence in her life.
To deepen her practice and gain a thorough understanding of the philosophies at the heart of her practices, she completed teacher training in Sivananda yoga with Swami Nitya Muktananda and Hatha yoga with Deborah Koehn.
Sandy’s initial training in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction took place in 2013 at the Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, New York. Sandy's training also includes basic and intermediate courses in Jin Shin Mind-Body Acupressure, and several Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction courses with founders Jon Kabat-Zinn and Saki Santorelli, and others. Sandy has trained at the Center for Mindfulness at the University of Massachusetts, as well as privately in Kingston, Toronto, New York City, San Francisco, Fort Lauderdale, Hawaii, Mexico, Ireland and Switzerland.
Please visit Sandy's website for additional information on Sandy's education, skills and programs.
Full Circle Health Network is trilled to have Sandy as part of it's team, where she instructs and facilitates Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Programs in the FCHN Studio.
Hannah Rowe
Honours BA
Administrative Assistant
Speciality: Expert Organizer
Hannah is a health-focused professional who discovered her passion for the health sector when working with the aging population throughout her secondary education.
Hannah holds an Honours degree in Sociology with a concentration in family, health and community and a focus on gerontology. Her love for healthy living is a daily reminder for self-care and wellness. With several years of customer service and front-line experience she is very proud to have recently joined the Full Circle Health Network team.
As a new Kingstonian, she continues to discover all the unique aspects Kingston has to offer. Hannah is a bloom and plant enthusiast, enjoys relaxing at the cottage in her spare time and loves hunting for antiques.
Kate Rooney
MSW, RSW
Clinical Counsellor & Registered Social Worker
Speciality: Anxiety, Depression and Life transition
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Kate believes people start to heal the moment they begin to feel heard, and welcomes you to share your concerns in a comfortable, non-judgemental space. She knows it’s a privilege to be able to bear witness to someone's story when they may not have had the chance to tell it before. Providing encouragement and walking alongside you during your journey of personal growth, counselling can provide an outlet to explore complex emotions with gentle guidance.
Kate recently graduated with a Master’s degree in Social Work from McGill University with a specialization in health and social care, and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of New Brunswick. Passionate about helping clients create and achieve their goals, Kate works from a solution focused perspective, integrating aspects of cognitive and behavioural evidence based practices to create personalized care plans. She has specialized in person-centered practices to care, and understands the role individualized care plays in the healing process. Since recently relocating from New Brunswick with her rescue cat, Sasha, Kate looks forward to helping others reach their full potential in her new community.
Kate Lillicrap
BSc (Major Biology, Minor Psychology)
Business Operations Manager
Speciality: FCHN Team Cheerleader
A fitness and health (not to mention paddleboard!) enthusiast, Kate is passionate about helping people find peace and wellness. That's why she's so happy to have found a professional home at Full Circle Health Network, a welcoming place with one simple goal: to help clients achieve freedom in health.
Before joining Full Circle, Kate worked as a biologist for the Ministry of Natural Resources in Peterborough for five+ years. Following a trip to Africa, Kate was inspired to change her career path and was determined to find a way to more directly help people and community. Kate left her government position to work for an health-focused NGO and then transitioned to work full time at Full Circle Health Network as our Business Operations Manager.
Kate's favourite things (other than her FCHN team, of course)... friends, family, good coffee, great icecream, yoga, summertime and sunshine.
Kimberly Kent
MSW, RSW
Clinical Counsellor & Registered Social Worker
Speciality: Trauma, Depression/Anxiety, Grief, Separation/Divorce
Kim is re-energized every time she sees someone who has the strength to reach out for help, and feels privileged to have the opportunity to work with clients as they begin or continue their journey of self-discovery and self-awareness. The best part of her job is seeing firsthand how counselling can help clients shift their perspective: witnessing those “ah-ha” moments is one of the most gratifying aspects of her work.
Kim is a Registered Social Worker and has over 15 years experience in various clinical counselling roles. In addition to her counselling experience, Kim, who has 4 children of her own, is also a Doula (labour support) which gives her an abundance of patience, empathy, and understanding. Kim's experience lends itself exceedingly well in the areas of trauma, PTSD, couples counselling, pre-natal and postpartum care as well as children and family counselling. Kim is passionate about meeting people where they are at and empowering them to be the best versions of themselves.
Kim received her Social Work education at Carleton University. Post graduation, Kim focused her clinical studies in the area of trauma, grief and abuse, and received certification in trauma counselling from the University of Toronto. Kim is in good standing with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers, and is also a member of the Ontario Association of Social Workers.
Georgia Katsabanis
Honours BA, MIR
Studio Coordinator & Pilates Instructor
Speciality: Pilates Professional
Full Circle Health Network is thrilled to welcome Georgia Katsabanis!
The transformation Pilates has made in Georgia's life is her source of motivation to help people build optimal strength to move with ease and live healthier lives. Having surgery to correct scoliosis at the age of 15 left Georgia adapting to what felt like a new body as she regularly experienced back pain, tense muscles, and loss of flexibility. It was not until she felt the gradual changes in her body from a consistent Pilates practice when she knew there was something different about the Pilates approach. Georgia experienced less back pain on a daily basis and her overall physique started to change as she began to develop a stronger core. Presently, 14 years post-surgery, Georgia can confidently say that there is miracle in movement as Pilates has given her a form of healing she never imagined.
The endless scope of potential that Pilates has for rehabilitation is what truly inspired Georgia to deepen her practice and become a certified instructor. In 2014 she completed her mat teacher certification through Body Harmonics with founder Margot McKinnon as her teacher. Georgia is certified in Reformer and equipment training and is currently working on achieving her Pilates Comprehensive Teacher Diploma through Body Harmonics. She stands by her philosophy that as humans we were designed to move and any personal goal - rehabilitation, injury prevention, a new fitness regime - can benefit from a Pilates practice.
In addition to her Pilates training, Georgia holds a Masters degree in Industrial Relations from Queen's University and is thrilled that current administrative experience in the non-profit health sector will be an asset in her role of Coordinating the FCHN studio. There is nothing quite as rewarding as collaborating with other health and wellness practitioners who learn and grow together in this community.
When not immersed in the wonderful world of Pilates, Georgia enjoys exploring local shops, building her tea collection, hiking, and most importantly being in the presence of Troy, family, friends, and her dog Oddis.
Stay tuned for the fall studio schedule, which will include: Pilates, fitness classes and other wellness workshops!
Sarah Horsford
MEd, RP, CCC
Clinical Counsellor and Registered Psychotherapist
Speciality: Stress, Burnout and Self-Care
Book an Appointment with Sarah
Sarah views seeking counselling as an act of courage and an individual’s opportunity for personal growth. She believes those seeking counselling are the experts of their own lives and she acts as a neutral third party without judgement to be sounding board or a cheerleader. Together both parties can put the puzzle pieces together to make sense of questions and move forward. Her practice is guided by client-centred therapy and her approach uses of a variety of modalities including behavioural and cognitive-behavioural therapies as well, solution-focused, humanistic and feminist therapies for more of an eclectic stance.
Throughout the past 10 years, Sarah has worked in a variety of settings, including public schools, acute rehabilitation facilities, mental health outpatient care, as well as public administration with both provincial and federal governments. She has also worked in a variety of counselling settings including eating disorders and addictions, employment and career counselling, intimate partner violence, and workplace and occupational stress. She holds a Master of Education in Counselling Psychology from the University of Western Ontario and a Bachelor of Applied Arts in Behavioural Psychology from St. Lawrence College. Sarah is a Registered Psychotherapist and a Canadian Certified Counsellor.
Amanda Collier-Garrett
Rehabilitative Manual Therapist
Speciality: Osteopathy (Student)
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Amanda views the human body as a perfect creation, self-healing, self-aligning, and self-regulating. As a student of the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy, Amanda feels that the wealth of knowledge gained is best put to use to help her clients achieve their overall health goals, through an intuitive and tailored approach.
Amanda’s studies began in 2014 at the leading school of Classical Osteopathy, and continue today. Her fresh personality, and calm demeanor, is the cornerstone of her approach to her clients overall wellness. Amanda credits her passion for learning, and helping others, to her love of horses and her rescue dog, Forrest. Her intuitive approach to Osteopathy is akin to the silent relationship and trust built with her animals. Through years of challenging herself to understand and react to her perception, Amanda has honed her skills and continues to do so as a part of the Full Circle Heath Team.
Laura Dalton
Honours BSc
Rehabilitative Manual Therapist
Speciality: Osteopathy (Student)
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Laura is a University of Waterloo graduate currently attending the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy, in her third year. She discovered osteopathy during her undergrad studies and never looked back. She knew immediately this was how she wanted to help people, through an integrative natural approach to healthcare. Laura was excited by the way the body was able to heal itself and the only apparatus she needed were her hands.
Laura is enthusiastic to be able to use the body’s anatomy and physiology to create individualized treatments based on what her patients need. She wants to share with people just how amazing their body can be.
Laura believes her relationship with her horse has given her a patient, quiet and intuitive approach to osteopathy and will continue to use this approach while working as part of the Full Circle Health Network team.
The Latest
Take charge of your health! There’s nothing we like better than teaching our clients how to feel their best (and sneaking in a few good deals along the way). Sign up for one of our fun, informative workshops or challenge yourself with a complete lifestyle makeover – you’ll be amazed at how quickly you can re-energize your life. A radiant new you is just a click away!
Fees
Classical Osteopathy
| Initial Assessment and Treatment (approx. 40 min)* | $95 |
| Initial Child Assessment and Treatment (6 years and under) | $65 |
| Follow-up Treatments (approx. 25 min) | $70 |
| Child (6 years and under) | $45 |
All pricing reflects 2017 rates.
Please see Rehabilitative Manual Therapists for further Osteopathic options in terms of pricing.
Rehabilitative Manual Therapy
Our Rehabilitative Manual Therapists are upper year students enrolled in a 4+ year Osteopathic program. Please note receipts will indicate Rehabilitative Manual Therapy and may or may not be accepted by an insurance provider under “osteopathic services”.
| Initial Assessment and Treatment (approx. 50 min)* | $60 |
| Initial Child Assessment and Treatment (6 years and under) | $50 |
| Follow-up Treatments (approx. 25 min) | $40 |
| Child (6 years and under) | $25 |
All pricing reflects 2017 rates.
Registered Massage Therapy
| 30-minute Massage | $60 |
| 45-minute Massage | $75 |
| 60-minute Massage | $95 |
| 75-minute Massage | $125 |
| 90-minute Massage | $145 |
| 120-minute Massage | $185 |
HST is included in all prices.
No gratuities are accepted.
All pricing reflects 2017 rates.
Counselling
| 60-minute Session | $145 |
HST is included in the price.
All pricing reflects 2017 rates.
Pilates
For current pricing and promotions please visit www.momentumpilates.ca
Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy Assessment (75min) $135
Occupational Treatment (60min) $120 – available in 30, 45 and 60mins
Cognitive Screen $150
Ergonomic Evaluation (including report) $180
Ergonomic Evaluation (without report) $90
Policies
Policies
At Full Circle Health Network, when you see a price for services, that is exactly what you will pay. Where applicable, HST is included (unless otherwise stated).
We accept cash, cheque, debit, Visa, Mastercard and American Express.
Many of our services are covered by extended benefits plans; receipts are provided for all services. For more details, please check with your insurance provider.
Please arrive 5-10 minutes early for your initial appointment. To respect your practitioner’s time, as well as the time of other clients, if you arrive late to your appointment, your session will still finish at its scheduled time.
**We love our clients but we also love being with our families. No-shows will be charged the FULL rate of missed appointments, since time we are not devoting to you is time we could be spending with our families.**
RMT Clients
Because Massage Therapy falls under the Regulated Health Care Practitioner’s Act of Ontario, it is considered a health care service in Ontario. For this reason, many people who have extended health care coverage are able to have a portion or even ALL of the cost of their massage therapy treatment covered by insurance. Some plans, however, may require that you have a doctor’s note before any claims can be submitted, so please check with your provider to see what your coverage entails: every plan is different. Even if you do not have massage therapy covered under your benefits, you may be able to claim RMT expenses on your taxes, since it is recognized as a health care expense.
Want to work on our team?
Are you looking for autonomy in your practice? Do you want to offer your clients a more holistic environment with better collaborative care options? Do you want to work in a fun environment where you are challenged and supported? Full Circle Health Network is expanding, and we are looking for like-minded holistic practitioners to join our circle of enthusiastic professionals.
We are particularly seeking:
A Physiotherapist, a Chiropractor and a Naturopathic Doctor to join our team.
All administrative positions are currently filled. For more information or to submit a resume, please email us at info@fchn.ca.
What To Expect
Will this be your first time to Full Circle Health Network? Welcome!
Navigating the world of complementary heath services can be daunting. That is why we have assembled a team of specialists who will meet you where you are- and take you where you want to go.
We are conveniently located in the beautiful historic Woolen Mill in Downtown Kingston at 4 Cataraqui Street, Suite 110. We have ample free parking around the entire building! Please use the copper doors on the main Cataraqui Street entrance on the North side of the building (before the River Mill Restaurant). We are the first Suite on the left, through the double doors.
Welcome! Please remove your shoes and make yourself comfortable. We have water and hot tea waiting for you! At the beginning of your appointment there will be an initial assessment and discussion with your practitioner to get to know you and what brings you in today.
If you are arriving after 5:30pm on weekdays or any time during the weekend, please use buzz code 110, as the doors will be locked. To exit the building after 5:30pm the doors will be locked, but not to worry! Simple press the green exit button next to the door and away you go.
For all inquiries please email us at info@fchn.ca or call us at (613) 766-3503.
