Denise Holland brings over 30 years of clinical experience to her work, combining a strong foundation in Massage Therapy with advanced Osteopathic Manual Practice and a rare gift for intuitive bodywork. She specializes in helping clients who feel “stuck”, whether that means unresolved pain, chronic tension, or energy that no longer flows freely.

Her career began in 1997 at the University of Toronto Athletics Centre and Lyndhurst Hospital for Spinal Cord Injuries. Returning to her hometown, Denise went on to manage a multidisciplinary pain clinic, where her curiosity deepened around a central question: “Why won’t these trigger points go away?” That inquiry led her to Matrix Repatterning and a deep dive into Manual Osteopathy, which transformed her understanding of how the body truly heals.

Today, Denise practices BioIntuitive Therapy, a method that blends clinical assessment with energetic precision. Her treatments are 70-90 minutes in length, intentionally unhurried, giving space for both the structure and the nervous system to reset. She integrates soft tissue release, fascial unwinding, scar tissue work, lymphatic flow, and meridian line balancing, all guided by her ability to sense the body’s subtle signals. Clients often say that “an hour with Denise is like 10 massages in one.”

With over 6,000 hours of advanced training in myofascial therapy and chronic pain care, Denise has taught postgraduate courses in Rekinetix, Shockwave Therapy, and Low-Level Laser Therapy. With an extensive background in mentorship and education, Denise has served as a professor in the Massage Therapy Program, where she is known for her ability to simplify complex concepts and help students build confidence in their hands-on skills.

As the founder of Echo Ridge Academy, Denise is passionate about mentoring massage therapists into the next stage of their careers through Osteoopathic Manual Practice. Her academy blends science, intuition, and business mentorship, guiding therapists to refine their palpation skills, build confidence, and discover their personal healing style.

Outside of her human practice, Denise is completing her Canine Osteopathy diploma through the London College of Animal Osteopathy. When she’s not teaching or treating, you’ll find her in nature with her two beloved Rhodesian Ridgebacks.

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Dr. Dawson Fawcett graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto. He received his undergraduate degree in kinesiology from Queen’s University, graduating with a disability and activity certificate- this allowed him the opportunity to specialize in creating exercise programs for a wide range of abilities. He continued his studies by completing Integrated Needling Acupuncture. Dr. Fawcett focuses on creating patient-centered and evidence-based treatment plans, integrating a variety of hands-on soft tissue, mobilization, diversified manipulation techniques, exercise prescription, and patient education to help patients meet their goals. Outside the clinic Dawson enjoys cooking, reading a good book, and spending time at the rink.

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Dr. Heather Whalley has spent the last 8 years at Trent Hills Health Centre in Campbellford, Ontario and is excited to be joining the team at Brighton Massage Therapy and working in the town of Brighton. Dr. Heather Whalley received her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology from McMaster University in 2005 and graduated in 2009 from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College. In 2010 Dr. Whalley furthered her studies in Clinical Acupuncture. Dr. Whalley has an interest in treating people of all ages and tailors her treatment to patient needs. Her treatments combine a variety of manual soft tissue techniques as well as the use of diversified and instrument assisted chiropractic treatments.

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