Welcome Rejane!
We at Ancaster Osteopathic Clinic are thrilled to introduce a new addition to our team, Rejane (Rae) Dillenburg, MD,...
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More often than not, when we tell someone that we are an osteopathic clinic, they immediately associate our vocation with bones, neck and/or back pain. What many do not realize, however,...
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Your personal nutrition consultation begins with a comprehensive evaluation of overall health, history and macro/micro nutrient intake. Our expert consultants will design a plan based...
Find out MoreBioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT).
The Ancaster Osteopathic Clinic is offering Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT). Working with our prescribing partner, Nurse Practitioner Shannon Kenrick-Rochon,...
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A good Registered Massage Therapist is one that fits YOU. The key word is You, you need someone that will not only listen to your needs and wants for your treatment but executes...
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The Ancaster Osteopathic Clinic is situated in a clean, comfortable space since 2018. We treat many conditions and serve all ages from newborn to seniors. Our Osteopaths are held to the high standards set forth by the National Manual Osteopathic Association (NMOS) and have the latest in on-going education in the field of Osteopathy. Positive patient outcomes is our major goal, to that end, our education in our profession never ends. We are constantly improving and learning the latest science based modalities in treatment. Our expertise in our field is emboldened by the fact that we are recognised as a teaching clinic for senior students and future osteopaths. The clinic is completed with complementary scopes of holistic healing such as Massage therapy, Homeopathy, Orthomolecular medicine, and Bio-identical Hormone replacement therapy.
Dwayne Graham D.O. (mp), RNC, ROHP
Osteopath, Nutritional ConsultantAfter graduating from the Southern Ontario school of Osteopathy I founded the Ancaster Osteopathic Clinic. I have had a life long passion for the human body, at the age of 13 I took the bus to karate lessons and after 30 years as a student of martial arts opened my club Truth Martial Arts and worked with great athletes to eventually coach provincial and national champions in Jiu jitsu and Mixed martial arts. During those years I became a Myoskeletal Therapist to treat my athletes at the club. The light bulb of Osteopathy was turned on for me when I was healing my athletes after this education. I embarked on a 5 year training in Osteopathic Manual Medicine. The education is vast, complex and the hardest endeavour of my life. However, it was meant for me and I feel most comfortable when I am working at my table in my clinic.
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Rejane Rae Dillenburg, MD, MSc, Hom
HomeopathRejane Rae has been a health care practitioner for many years. It is her passion to help people feel better. More recently, Rae chose to focus her work on Homeopathic Medicine. Each one of us is a unique individual and, as such, we manifest our symptoms in different combinations that is particular and exclusive to each one of us. The goal in health care is to help and support people to feel better in their bodies, minds and spirit through a holistic care that encompasses the totality of the individual. Rae is excited to join the Osteopathy Clinic in Ancaster and help serve the community along with Dwayne and his team.
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Tara Hamilton
Clinic ManagerI am the clinic manager at the Ancaster Osteopathic Clinic. I joined Dwayne here when he first opened this office in the Spring of 2018. I do the day-to-day billing, scheduling and patient reception. I really enjoy talking to the patients who walk through our doors and I can see the difference Osteopathy makes in their lives.
Sarah Almost, RMT
Registered Massage TherapistLife experiences, hard work, compassion and passion…. I think those four things sum up the foundation of who I am and what I put into my clients. Life experiences have shown me what it is to struggle, to fail and to succeed. Hard Work has shown my children, my friends, family and myself just what it takes to make life what you want it to be… what you MAKE it to be! Compassion, I have always tried to put myself in someone else’s shoes… no one’s problem is greater than another’s nor is it any less important. Passion, is what drives me to learn more, extend my arms more, to do the right thing and to smile! My dedication/promise to my clients is to always (within my scope of practice) do my best for you, to always work on improving myself so that I can help you better/ more effectively or to make sure that if I can not help you, that I let you know so that you/we can find someone that can/will help you reach your goal! I went to Niagara College for my certificate in Health Science Prep/ General Arts and Science shortly after finishing highschool (not really sure where in health care I wanted to go). In my early twenties, I went to college to become an Orthopaedic Technologist and had an internship at Toronto Western Hospital, then in my early 30’s, I finally decided to go back for my dream career as a Registered Massage Therapist. As an RMT, I have continued my studies to include some modalities such as Indie Head massage, Thai massage, Bamboo Fusion massage and facial lymph drainage.
Shannon Kenrick-Rochon, BScN, MN-ANP, NP-PHC
Nurse PractitionerShannon completed her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at the University of Western Ontario in 2008 before returning to Northern Ontario to practice in a broad range of clinical contexts. She completed a Masters of Nursing in Advanced Nursing Practice through Athabasca University in 2016 and holds her Nurse Practitioner licence in Ontario with a Primary Health Care specialty certificate. She currently holds academic appointments with Cambrian College School of Nursing, Laurentian University and the Northern Ontario School of Medicine. She has completed a broad range of professional development related to Concussion, Sports Medicine and Bioidentical Hormone Replacement. She currently participates and publishes research in process improvement in healthcare systems, interprofessional care and concussion care strategies. Outside of work, she shares her spare time with her husband and two children enjoying the outdoors.
