NeuroChangers Toronto

Therapist Spotlight: Tishani Richards, RMT

Tishani is a Registered Massage Therapist who graduated from Humber College with an Advanced Diploma in Massage Therapy. She has a passion to provide patient-centred care, education, wellness and rehabilitation to her clients. Her goals are to provide tangible functional changes and improved pain management skills.

Tishani specializes in various techniques including Swedish Massage, therapeutic exercise and hydrotherapy modalities. She looks forward to meeting you and supporting you along your healthcare journey.

Tishani is licensed with the College of Massage Therapist of Ontario (CMTO).

Thank you, Etobicoke! We are thrilled by the strong community interest in our upcoming event. 🧠

Our August 12th MyHand® System demonstration day with NeuroChangers Toronto is officially ALMOST SOLD OUT. We are down to our final 4 individual, 30-minute sessions!

If you or a loved one want to experience how our smart rehab device helps rewire the brain after a stroke or brain injury, please do not wait. These last spots will go fast.

Grab one of the final 4 sessions here:
https://neurochangers.janeapp.com/locations/toronto-ford-performance-centre/book #/staff_member/67/treatment/626

July is Disability Pride Month!

Disability Pride Month celebrates persons who experience disability, their identities and culture, and their positive contributions to society. The event aims to change the way people think about disability. It promotes all types of disability as a natural part of human diversity.

The Disability Pride Flag represents the diversity within the disability community:

• Red Stripe: Physical disabilities

• Gold Stripe: Neurodivergence

• White Stripe: Invisible and undiagnosed disabilities

• Blue Stripe: Psychiatric disabilities

• Green Stripe: Sensory disabilities

• All six flag colors: Disability spans borders between nations

• Black background: Mourning for victims of ableist violence and abuse

• Diagonal Band: Cutting across the walls and barriers that separate disabled people from society

The Toronto Disability Pride March is being held on September 12th this year. Visit Toronto Disability Pride March for more information.

Happy Canada Day from the NeuroChangers team!

Just a reminder that we are closed today but we’ll be back tomorrow.