Shirley Vien is registered with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario and a graduate of Ontario College of Health and Technology in Stoney Creek. In 2018, she achieved a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Waterloo and has experience working as a Physiotherapy Assistant upon graduation.

Clinical experience led Shirley to an interest in continuing education, and she is always looking to add more skills to her ‘treatment toolbox’. Shirley enjoys working with people for many reasons, whether it’s sports-related injuries, car accidents, poor postural imbalances, or work injuries. Her aim is to help you improve your quality of life, and work towards a pain-free active lifestyle.

Shirley herself likes to keep active by enjoying the outdoors & hiking or lifting weights at the gym. Her positive, energetic & compassionate personality is showcased in her work, where her dedication is evident to providing the best patient experience.

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Dr Ceilidh (pronounced ‘Kay-Lee’) Flanagan is originally from the beautiful Miramichi, New Brunswick, where she developed a love for nature and being active from a young age. She first pursued a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology, which furthered her passion for understanding the human body and how it moves. She then moved on to study Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto, ON learning about healing through nature, and where she developed her special interest in Sports Medicine. Since graduation in 2022, Dr. Flanagan has developed her practice to help patients achieve a balanced, active lifestyle, perform optimally in their daily lives, and manage pain and injuries naturally. She is happy to be part of the ProActive Health Team!

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Hayley’s interest in Athletic Therapy stemmed from her long history as a world-level competitive Irish dancer and was confirmed by the sports medicine internships she completed at Brock University. There she obtained her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology where she worked as a sports medicine intern with the Varsity Rowing teams year round, travelling with them to the University Rowing Championships in Victoria, BC. Following graduation Hayley pursued her second degree in Athletic Therapy at Sheridan College, where she worked as a certification candidate for Fort Erie International Academy preparatory basketball, Olympia Sports Camp, and Brock University’s Men’s Varsity Rugby team. Since receiving her title as a Certified Athletic Therapist, Hayley has practiced in Niagara at Ridley College athletics, providing both field coverage and in-clinic treatments to student-athletes. Throughout her career as a competitive Irish dancer Hayley was fortunate enough to be successful in earning a world medal, but alongside this accomplishment she earned many injuries as well. This is her primary motivation for providing treatment not only to dancers, but every individual who has ever felt that they didn’t get the individualized care they needed in order to succeed in their goals. She believes as a practitioner that there is endless room to keep learning in order to provide the best-quality care for each individual she encounters. Her treatment techniques are a combination of hands-on (manual), modality, and exercise based techniques carefully crafted for the needs of the client on a case-by-case basis.

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