Meet the Village Wellness Clinic Team
Dr. Christine Wozniak, Chiropractor
Every day, I get to help people express their true health, naturally. I’m here for them to uncover what’s really going on in their body and come up with a solution to move forward.
Dr. Dilani Weerasekera, Chiropractor
Each person’s body is unique, so treatments should be tailored to fit the needs, goals, and pace of every patient. I’m enthusiastic about helping patients reach their health potential
Dr. Camille Nghiem-Phu, Naturopath
I love the challenge of looking for the root cause of a patient’s health concern or chronic illness. It’s an investigation-sifting through a lot of history so we aren’t just treating the symptoms.
Reshmi Cain, Registered Massage Therapist (Lead)
Helping Patients Heal
Reshmi joined our team in 2002 and has expanded her skills working in our multi-disciplinary clinic. She has treated numerous conditions, including plantar fasciitis, headaches, frozen shoulder, tendonitis, carpal tunnel, and stroke patients to name a few.
I love my job. It is stress-free and I have the opportunity to help people all day long. Clients are happy to come and see me and they’re happy when they leave.
Junfeng Ye, Registered Massage Therapist
As a passionate and highly skilled massage therapist at Village Wellness Clinic, Junfeng is committed to helping clients achieve optimal health and balance in both body and mind. With a Diploma in Massage Therapy from Pharma Medical Science College of Canada, he has a strong foundation in therapeutic techniques.
I approach every treatment with an individualized focus, working to adapt each session to each client’s specific needs and wellness goals.
Releasing Tension and Rejuvenating the Spirit
Junfeng specializes in the art of trigger point therapy and deep tissue release, using targeted techniques to relieve deeply rooted tension. With controlled pressure applied through elbows and knuckles, each movement is precise and carefully calibrated, promoting relaxation and alleviating discomfort.
Jessica Tran, Registered Massage Therapist
Jessica graduated from Pharma Medical Science College of Canada in 2019 and has been providing professional massage therapy care ever since. She enjoys combining her interest in health with her desire to support people in reducing tension and promoting relaxation.
Blending a Variety of Approaches
Jessica offers techniques such as Swedish, Deep Tissue, Sports Massage, Trigger Point Therapy, Hot Stone Therapy, Cupping, and Guided Stretching. Each session is adapted to the individual, whether they are active, desk-bound, or seeking relief from everyday stress.
She believes massage therapy can be more than a luxury—it can also be a valuable way to support overall well-being in a calm, professional environment.
Raymond Yau Loo, Registered Massage Therapist
A Strong Foundation in Science and Health
Raymond Yau Loo is a Registered Massage Therapist whose focus is on helping people move more freely, manage pain, and improve their everyday function. He graduated with honours from Centennial College’s Massage Therapy program in 2025 and also completed a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Toronto in 2020. This blend of academic training equips him with both the scientific knowledge and the practical skills to provide evidence-informed care that feels approachable and personal.
Feel Better Today
Our massage therapists look forward to meeting you in person and learning how we may be of service to you. Give Village Wellness Clinic a call to explore your options.
Zori Galstanian, Osteopathic Manual Practitioner
Since early childhood, Zori Galstanian has been drawn to the medical field. It felt natural for him to move towards medical school after completing high school. Very soon, however, he realized that allopathic medicine didn’t interest him, so he began looking for a different specialty and approach to care.
That was when he discovered osteopathy. To Zori, it immediately made sense. He was drawn to its holistic approach, which allows him to have a more complete view of the patient and their concerns and to better understand the person in front of him.
He was also drawn to the fact that it is a hands-on approach, allowing him to practise the art of touch every day. For Zori, osteopathic manual practice is an art, a philosophy, and a passion, rather than simply a job.
Education
After six years of full-time study at the École Supérieure d’Ostéopathie in Paris, France, Zori obtained his diploma in osteopathy in 2007.
From the beginning of his studies, he worked with musicians, singers, and dancers during festivals and concerts. Those experiences led him to complete a research study focused on osteopathy and musicians.
Practice
From 2008 to 2015, Zori worked in his private clinic in the Paris area, where he had the opportunity to provide care to more than 2,000 patients. They ranged from newborns to seniors and included pregnant women, athletes, and people living with disabilities, with a wide variety of health concerns.
Zori uses a wide variety of techniques, including cranial, visceral, structural, myofascial, and soft tissue approaches. His techniques are adapted to each individual based on their presentation and needs.
More than 10 years of clinical practice have allowed Zori to refine his palpation skills and further develop the whole-body perspective that first drew him to osteopathic manual practice. He considers how different areas of the body may relate to one another rather than focusing solely on the area where symptoms are felt.
This holistic view of the human body has also led Zori to work collaboratively with many other practitioners. He continues to pursue further training in areas such as nutrition, birth and newborn care, emergency-related topics, optometry, fascia, sports injuries, and pregnancy.
Zori also had the opportunity to participate in the creation of the Paris-area association Les Ostéos du Cœur and has been one of its managers since 2013. The association brings together volunteer practitioners who provide osteopathic manual care to people with limited financial resources.
Nathan Leong, Osteopathic Manual Practitioner & Registered Massage Therapist
Nathan Leong has always been passionate about helping people feel their best naturally. He first began this journey in 2009 after graduating from the College of Massage and Hydrotherapy, becoming a Registered Massage Therapist.
Expanding His Expertise in Holistic Health
Nathan’s dedication to understanding the body led him to pursue additional studies at the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy, where he graduated as an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner in 2019. He’s also currently completing his studies at the Ontario College of Traditional Chinese Medicine to become an acupuncturist, adding another dimension to his holistic approach to health.
Through osteopathic care, a drug-free, noninvasive manual medicine, Nathan is dedicated to helping people feel their best. With years of hands-on training in anatomy and physiology, he has a keen understanding of how the body works and how to gently guide it back to balance and ease.
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“There’s no single recipe. Every treatment is customized to help each person feel their best.” Over the years, he has worked with patients of all ages, from athletes and children to seniors, improving mobility, relieving pain, and reducing stress along the way.
Finding Fulfillment in Helping Others
Throughout his career, Nathan has worked at places like the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in North York and the Mayfair Racquet and Fitness Club in downtown Toronto. These experiences have allowed him to treat a wide range of patients, each with unique goals and challenges.
I love that every day is different. Everyone has a different need, and I get to support them in feeling better.
Outside the Office
When Nathan isn’t in the office, you might find him recharging on a nature walk or hiking a new trail. He’s also a big reader with a passion for deepening his knowledge of the body. Nathan loves honing his skills to bring even more care and expertise to his patients.
Nathan looks forward to meeting you in person and learning how he can help you live life to the fullest. Contact Village Wellness Clinic today to schedule an appointment!
Ellana Amrami, M.OMSc, OMP
Ellana Amrami’s path to osteopathy began with her own experience during pregnancy, when a friend who was an osteopathic practitioner introduced her to the profession. The experience sparked her curiosity about how the body works as a connected whole.
After many years of teaching and raising her family, Ellana followed a long-standing passion for anatomy and the health sciences and studied at the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy. There, her interest in the continuity and complexity of the human body grew into a deep appreciation for osteopathic practice.
A Whole-Body Approach
Ellana enjoys the challenge of looking at the body as a whole rather than focusing on a single area. She is drawn to understanding how the body adapts, how its parts work together, and how they compensate for one another. This approach lets her take a broader view during assessment, looking beyond the symptom to consider what other factors may be involved.
Working With Families
With a background as an educator and a love of working with children, Ellana especially enjoys working with families. She sees people at many stages of life, from childhood and adolescence to pregnancy, parenthood, and beyond. Her style is collaborative, calm, and comfortable, and she wants every patient to feel at ease from the moment they walk in. She values building long-term relationships with patients and their families as osteopathic care becomes part of their self-care.
Outside the Clinic
Ellana enjoys music, art, travel, and spending time with her children.
Book an Appointment
Our osteopath looks forward to meeting you in person and learning how we may be of service to you. Give Village Wellness Clinic a call to explore your options.
Chelsey Adilyn Tan, Registered Psychotherapist
It’s an honour to support patients as they discover what matters most to them, create healthy goals, learn to act according to their values instead of negative emotions, and build the meaningful lives they’ve always wanted.
