Yellow Gazebo Natural Health Care

Yellow Gazebo Natural Health Care (416) 909- 2334 | www.YellowGazeboClinic.com |
Massage, acupuncture, chiropractor, physiotherapy, naturopathy, osteopathy, counselling & more! St.

Clair West, Toronto's center for massage therapy, acupuncture, chiropractic, physiotherapy, osteopathy, psychotherapy, naturopathy and more! "The best in natural health care under one roof." Visit: www.YellowGazeboClinic.com.

02/20/2026

If your arches are weak or collapsing, doing foot exercises alone usually isn’t enough.

In this video, Corinne breaks down:

• Why some feet need external support
• How different orthotics are designed for different arch types
• What to look for in a stabilizing shoe
• And why bending your shoe in half might be part of the problem 👀

Strong feet are built from the ground up.

Sometimes that means training them.

Sometimes that means supporting them properly. Often, it’s both.

If you’re dealing with foot pain, shin splints, plantar fasciitis, or knee discomfort, it might start here.

02/19/2026

When people hear “pelvic floor physio,” they often assume it only relates to pregnancy or bladder concerns.

But when someone comes in with hip or low back pain, Katie starts exactly where any strong orthopedic physio would.

Range of motion.
Strength.
Load tolerance.
Movement patterns.

Because the muscles of the pelvic floor don’t exist in isolation. They connect into the hips, sacrum, and deep core system.

Sometimes the missing piece in hip or low back pain isn’t more stretching or more strengthening.

It’s understanding how the whole system works together.

At Yellow Gazebo, pelvic floor and orthopedic care aren’t separate tracks.

They overlap.

02/17/2026

Deep pressure isn’t what makes massage effective.

Trust, communication, and gradual tissue warming matter just as much.

Starting with gentle strokes allows muscles to relax and prepares the body for deeper work when needed. When massage is rushed or too aggressive too soon, it can create pain instead of relief.

Good massage is collaborative, intentional, and responsive to what your body needs.

02/16/2026

For years, I told myself I was being responsible.

Careful. Strategic. Waiting for the right moment.

But what I was really doing was protecting myself from showing up imperfectly.

Waiting feels safe.
It feels thoughtful.
It even feels mature.

But sometimes it quietly drains momentum, trust, and health.

Clarity doesn’t usually come first. Commitment does.

If you’ve been waiting for things to “make sense” before you begin, this might resonate.

02/14/2026

Most people think plantar fasciitis only happens if you’re flat-footed.

But heel pain isn’t that simple.

Whether you have low arches, high arches, or something in between, plantar fasciitis often comes down to how your foot is actually functioning under load.

Corinne explains why anatomy matters less than mechanics — and why this pain can show up even if you feel like you’ve done everything right.

If heel pain has been hanging around longer than it should, take a few minutes and watch this.

👉 Book with Corinne here: https://yellowgazebo.janeapp.com/ #/chiropractic

02/13/2026

Starting therapy can feel intimidating - especially if you’re not sure what the first session will actually be like.

The early sessions aren’t about fixing you or digging into everything at once.

They’re about building comfort, understanding what’s brought you in, and moving at a pace that feels manageable.

You don’t have to have the perfect words. You don’t have to share everything on day one.

The goal is simple: leave feeling supported and clearer about what this process might look like for you.

If you’ve been thinking about reaching out, this might be your sign.

02/12/2026

Most people think their neck or traps are the problem.

Often it’s the upper back not moving well.

In this clip, Sarah shows a simple mobility stretch you can do using a table, counter, or even the edge of your bed.

It took me a second to get it right. That’s normal.

Mobility work isn’t about forcing range. It’s about finding the right position and breathing into it.

If your upper back feels stiff, this is a good place to start.

And if it feels stuck no matter what you try, that’s where we come in.

02/10/2026

This looks like a basic split squat, but it tells you a lot.

When Yang watches me perform this movement, he’s not counting reps. He’s looking at balance, control, and how the hips and legs work together.

These are the kinds of details we check during maintenance visits, not just when something hurts.

This is part 2 of a short check-up series with Yang.

02/09/2026

There’s a common misconception that DBT is only for people with a specific diagnosis.

While that’s where it began, the skills at the heart of DBT are useful for many people - especially those who feel emotionally overwhelmed, stuck in reactive patterns, or unsure how to respond in tough moments.

DBT is practical and skills-based. It’s not just about insight, but about learning what to do when emotions run high.

For many, it helps bridge the gap between understanding emotions and responding to them with more intention.

02/07/2026

Hip pain don’t always come from the hip or spine alone.

As a pelvic floor physiotherapist, Katie often sees how deeper support systems can influence pain, movement, and stability - especially when symptoms keep coming back or don’t fully resolve.

This is about looking at the whole picture and treating the root, not just the sore spot.

02/05/2026

I dealt with plantar fasciitis in my right foot for a long time.

Turns out, the issue wasn’t stiffness - it was too much movement.

In this video, Corinne walks me through how she checks foot mobility, what hypermobility actually looks like, and how it can lead to plantar fasciitis. She also explains the opposite pattern - when the foot is too rigid - and why both can cause pain, just in different ways.

Same diagnosis. Very different feet.

This is a good reminder that pain doesn’t tell the whole story - assessment matters.

02/03/2026

Starting therapy can feel intimidating.

A lot of people worry about being judged, misunderstood, or rushed.
For Julia, everything begins with the relationship.

Feeling safe, respected, and genuinely heard isn’t a “nice extra.” It’s the foundation that makes real change possible.

Tools and techniques matter, but they work best when they’re built on trust and connection.

Therapy isn’t something done to you. It’s something you move through together, at your own pace.

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802 And 840 St. Clair Avenue W
Toronto, ON
M6C1B6

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 8pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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+14169092334

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Yellow Gazebo was founded in St. Clair West, Toronto, to become a center for chiropractic, physiotherapy, massage therapy, acupuncture, osteopathy, naturopathy, psychotherapy, and all natural medicines that our community wants and needs. Our mission is to inspire and nurture people - by supporting their health naturally. "The best in natural health care under one roof." Visit: www.YellowGazeboClinic.com.