Jocelyn Buitenhuis, RMT

03/19/2026

Seeing a new intake form pop up before your appointment? 📃

That means:

◇ It’s been 1 year since your first visit 📅 (and I reopened my business 🥳)

OR

◇ I’ve made updates to my forms to align with current CMTO Standards of Practice for collecting health information (following updates to privacy legislation) since your last visit

Updating your health history helps keep your care informed, relevant, and aligned with your current needs.

Thank you for being part of my practice 💚

Thank you for trusting me to be part of your journey 💛

03/18/2026

As RMTs, we can be an integral part of your care and often your first line of defense with changes in your moles. Sometimes I may bring up your moles if I am concerned with any changes, and refer you to your dr. Better safe than sorry.

Self-examination is important for both men and women, but it may not always be accessible for all bodies.

If you are questioning a mole or change in tissue, just get it checked out, it doesn't hurt to ask.

03/17/2026

As someone being assessed for hypermobility/EDS, it's important for me to continue learning more about this population, not only how I can treat the public safely, but also manage my own body through these new phases.

If you are hypermobile, let's work together.

In people with hEDS, pain in several anatomical regions correlates with depressive symptoms and pain-related anxiety, a study reports.

03/17/2026

I've been quiet. I've been working in the background, a lot. Too many tabs open, to be honest.

After many years of JG and I working opposite shifts, and never spending time with each other, my partner is back to rotational shift changes, M-F. We have had a lot more time together 🥰

And RG is 9!! We have been working on a lot of new responsibilities and he is doing the Home Alone program tomorrow!

I've been patentialy waiting to see what my hours of availability would look like as we transition back to this lifestyle 😅 ...

I am doing my best to support my family and the people I care for in the community, but you may have noticed my hours have changed over the past few weeks. - Still lots of availability!

I will be back to doing a split shift in the office or physio clinic (Thursday's), from 10am to 2pm, then back from 4:30pm to 7 or 8pm. This is tentative, as my son becomes more confident staying home longer stretches.

As always, if you don't see something available online, please reach out to see if there something within the range. I am not far from my office.

Text me at 807.707.3134

Or call the lovely ladies at .physio for my Thursday availability.

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Photo 1 - Parking: My parking at Victoria Village office is free for you to park in. Please park in one of the two spaces I have reserved for us, you will see my name on the sign and my red Nissan. If you arrive and someone is parked there, please text me. 72 Ross St parking lot - two spaces in the back, right corner, just before the covered parking lot.

Video 2 and 3 - My office is coming along. Lights off/lights on with the new galaxy view. 🌌 Lights on is still too bright for me 🤭

Photo 4 and 5 - .rmt.integrativephysio made the room at Integrative so 😍 And many of us feel seen by her ADHDino motivation 🫶

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Well, more updates, and projects I've been working on for far too long, are coming soon.

02/02/2026

✨ Appointments Available This Week ✨

If your body has been feeling sore, stiff, or run down lately, let’s check in and build a plan that supports your wellness.

Massage Therapy focused on assessment, wellness, and collaborative care.

📅 Limited spots available
🔗 Book online

01/10/2026

So proud to be a part of this team of amazing women! 💕👏

Physiotherapy, Accupucture and Massage Therapy under one roof.

✨ A New Year, A Full Team Ready to Support You ✨

As we step into a new year, our team of experienced clinicians is here to support your health and wellness goals—whatever they look like for you.

Here’s how we can help:

💪🏽Physiotherapy
Supporting pain management, injury rehabilitation, and movement goals. We also provide focused care for women’s health concerns including pelvic floor health, perimenopause & menopause-related changes, and bone health.
✔️ In-clinic
✔️ In-home
✔️ Virtual care options available

🪡 Acupuncture
A powerful tool to support your nervous system and overall wellness—helping with stress management, sleep concerns, hot flashes, and gently guiding your body out of a constant fight-or-flight state.

💆🏽‍♀️ Massage Therapy
Therapeutic care to help you reach your goals, including TMJ support, lymphedema management, and post–breast cancer rehabilitation.

No matter where you’re starting from, you don’t have to do it alone. Our team works collaboratively to support your whole body—at every stage of life.

👉 Visit our website to learn more about our team and services and see how we can support you this year.

’sHealthPhysio RehabCare BarrieWellness WholeBodyCare

01/02/2026

~ Parking Update ~

With the recent snowfall, the available parking space has become more limited. The maintenance crew has been working hard to manage and clear the significant amount of snow we’ve received, and conditions may continue to change day to day, but they are limited where they can put the snow.

Although the appointment reminder notes parking in the last spot before the covered area, I am currently using that space to allow safer access for getting in and out of your vehicle.

Please park to the left of my vehicle and as close as comfortably possible (without contact 😊). The spaces beside me belong to Luana Montag, RMT, and while she is rarely onsite during my clinic hours, please be mindful to leave adequate room for everyone.

Thank you for your understanding and patience. Please drive with care and stay safe in these winter conditions ❄️

01/01/2026

I had a cancellation for tomorrow Friday, January 2 at 10am for 90min or less. You can book online (🔗 link in bio) or text me at 807.707.3134 to claim it!

01/01/2026

Leaving behind overextending myself, obligation-based “yes,” and operating without solid systems.

Walking into 2026 with clearer boundaries, sustainable structure, and purposeful growth.

Thank you to my patients, peers, family, and friends for the support that helped me get here.

Here’s to a safe, steady, meaningful new year ahead. ✨

12/25/2025

As 2025 comes to a close, I’ve been doing a lot of reflecting. This year had moments of growth, challenges, lessons, and surprising wins. It wasn’t perfect, but it mattered. I’m proud of the progress made, the strength built along the way, and the people who showed up with support, kindness, and patience.

Here’s to carrying forward what helped us grow, letting go of what weighed us down, and stepping into the new year with clarity, care, and hope.

Wishing you and the people in your life a safe, steady, and meaningful holiday season.
Happy holidays, and here’s to 2026. ✨

12/25/2025

To all our healthcare providers, first responders, long-term care teams, and every frontline worker keeping people safe, supported, and cared for through this holiday season — your commitment matters.

However you spend this holiday — on shift, heading in, heading home, or catching a moment for yourself when you can — We see you. We appreciate you. And we Thank you. 💕

11/25/2025

Last week, my post-revision knee patient came in almost hesitant to share that his surgeon had officially cleared him to return to work at 7 weeks post-op. My immediate response was, “That’s amazing news — how are you feeling about it?”

He thanked me repeatedly for being part of his recovery, but underneath it, he was sad that this was going to be our last session — as if he owed me something for helping him get to this point.

I held space for that. And I reminded him that this was always the plan. Return to work, return to activity, discharge. That’s the whole goal.

With physiotherapy, massage therapy, and his own commitment, he reached the milestones we set. This is success.

Discharging patients is not only okay — it’s the point. These emotions are normal, but no one owes us lifelong treatment to keep the lights on. Hit your goals, celebrate the progress, and if you want to support your therapist… tell your friends, family, and your surgeon about the great care you received.

That’s how we keep helping more people.

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