Osteopathy + Registered Massage Therapy in Etobicoke

Understand your body,
not just your symptoms.

Feel held, heard & supported.

Relationship-based osteopathic and massage therapy care for pain, tension, pregnancy, postpartum, athletic recovery, mobility, and everything your body is navigating along the way.

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Our approach

This is where
care feels different.

Most care feels rushed: quick assessments, temporary relief, and symptom-focused treatment. At Etobicoke Osteopathy, we take a more thoughtful approach. Through osteopathic care and Registered Massage Therapy, treatment considers movement, tension, breathing, connective tissue, stress, and the nervous system — and how they influence the way you feel throughout your life.

We don’t chase symptoms.
We follow patterns.

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It’s time for a change

By understanding how your body has adapted over time, treatment can support deeper, longer-lasting change — helping you move, recover, regulate, and function with greater ease throughout your life.

Your care is shaped
around you — not a
predetermined
treatment formula.

Osteopathy and Registered Massage Therapy offer different approaches to hands-on care, but share a common goal: understanding what your body needs to move, recover and function more comfortably. Sometimes that means looking beyond where discomfort is showing up. Sometimes it means working directly with muscular tension, mobility and recovery.

Registered Massage Therapy

More than a massage.

Care designed around your body.

Registered Massage Therapy at Etobicoke Osteopathy combines hands-on treatment with an understanding of how muscles, movement, workload, stress, and recovery affect the way your body feels and functions.

Whether you're managing persistent tension, recovering from activity, navigating pregnancy and postpartum, or simply trying to move and feel better, your treatment is shaped around what your body needs that day — and where you want it to go next.

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· Athletic recovery · Mobility · Headaches & tension · Pregnancy & postpartum · Stress & relaxation · General physical wellbeing 

· Athletic recovery · Mobility · Headaches & tension · Pregnancy & postpartum · Stress & relaxation · General physical wellbeing 


Who we help

Care designed for
every stage of life.

From persistent pain to pregnancy, pediatric care, athletic recovery, and nervous system support.

Acute & Chronic Pain

Individualized care for neck and back pain, muscular tension, headaches, hip discomfort, TMJ, and unresolved injuries — looking beyond the immediate point of discomfort.

Infants & Children

Soft, non-invasive pediatric care guided by comfort, development, digestion, feeding, tension patterns, and regulation.

Pregnancy & Postpartum

Gentle support through fertility, pregnancy, birth preparation, postpartum recovery, and the physical demands of motherhood.

Sports & Active Lifestyle

Performance-informed osteopathic and massage therapy care supporting recovery, mobility, muscular tension, long-term function, and bodies adapting under load.

Physiological Health
& System Support

Not everything the body carries presents as a clear injury. Sometimes it shows up through tension, stress, headaches, digestive disruption, shallow breathing, fatigue, or simply feeling “off.” Treatment is designed to support how your body adapts to internal demands over time, helping improve regulation, movement, circulation, and overall function so your body can operate with greater ease and resilience.

Meet your care team

Care that is clinically
thoughtful and
deeply human.

Chelsey Gotell, Founder

Osteopathic Manual Practitioner

Chelsey Gotell is an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner and the founder of Etobicoke Osteopathy. With nearly a decade of clinical experience and thousands of treatments delivered, she is known for helping patients understand not just where they feel pain, but how their body adapted to get there.

As a three-time Paralympian and 12-time Paralympic medallist, Chelsey brings a high-performance lens to recovery, resilience, movement, and nervous system health.

She blends hands-on osteopathic treatment with a focus on movement, regulation, and real-life function, supporting patients through everything from persistent pain and injury to the physical demands of pregnancy, parenting, and sport.

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Brian Balogh

Registered Massage Therapist

Brian is a registered massage therapist (RMT) with over eight years of experience and has worked as a Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) for more than a decade. He graduated from Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy after earning his Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology at Brock University. With a strong foundation in the health and fitness industry, Brian has instructed, trained, and participated in a diverse range of sports, which has deepened his understanding of the importance of pain-free movement and its crucial relationship to peak performance.

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What to expect

Your first visit
is designed to
understand the
full picture.

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Sessions that are never rushed

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A full-body assessment and treatment in your first visit

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Care tailored to your body, capacity, and life stage.

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Clear understanding of what your body is carrying

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FAQ’s

Common
Questions

What is osteopathy?

Osteopathy is a hands-on approach to care that looks at how your body moves and functions as a whole.

Treatment considers the relationships between joints, muscles, viscera, connective tissues and other areas of the body, rather than focusing only on where you feel symptoms.

What is massage therapy?

Massage therapy uses hands-on techniques to work with muscles, connective tissues and other soft tissues of the body.

Treatment may help reduce tension, improve mobility, support recovery and help you feel and move better.

What makes your approach different?

We look beyond the symptom in front of us.

Care at EO is thoughtful, individualized and collaborative. We take the time to understand what you are experiencing and build treatment around you.

Why do you sometimes treat areas away from my pain?

Because the body is connected.

Where you feel pain or tension is not always the only area contributing to what you are experiencing, so treatment may include other areas of the body.

What happens during the first appointment?

Osteopathy: Your first visit includes a conversation about your health and concerns, an assessment and treatment.

Massage therapy: Your RMT will review your health history and goals before creating a treatment that fits your needs.

What can osteopathy help with?

Osteopathic care may support people experiencing things like:

• Muscle and joint pain
• Athletic performance optimization and recovery
• Injuries and movement restrictions
• Pre and post operation
• Pregnancy and postpartum changes
• Supporting fertility treatment
• Newborn and pediatric care
• Headaches, jaw tension, sinus issues, tinnitus, vertigo
• Digestive and urogenital concerns
• Feeling stiff, restricted or simply “off”

What can massage therapy help with?

Massage therapy may help with:

• Muscle tension and soreness
• Recovery from activity or training
• Stress and relaxation
• Mobility and flexibility
• Everyday aches and discomfort
• General maintenance and wellbeing

How will I feel after treatment?

Everyone responds differently.

You may notice a change right away, over the next few days, or gradually over a series of treatments. Mild temporary soreness can also happen.

Is treatment painful?

Treatment should always feel appropriate for you.

Your practitioner will adjust the pressure and approach based on your comfort and communicate with you throughout your appointment.

How many sessions will I need?

It depends on what you are experiencing, your goals and how your body responds.

We will always talk openly about what makes sense for you. There are no predetermined treatment plans.

Can I combine osteopathy or massage therapy with other care?

Absolutely.

We regularly work alongside other health and movement professionals and will refer or collaborate when another perspective could be helpful.

We do recommend spacing out your treatments by a few days to ensure you get the most benefit out of each modality.

What should I wear to my appointment?

For osteopathy, wear comfortable clothing you can move easily in. Treatment is performed fully clothed.

For massage therapy, your RMT will explain your options and make sure you are appropriately draped and comfortable throughout your treatment.

Do I need a referral?

No referral is required to book with us.

Some insurance plans may have their own requirements, so it is always worth checking your individual coverage.

Are osteopathy and massage therapy covered by insurance?

Most extended health plans include Osteopathy and Registered Massage Therapy, but coverage varies by plan.

Chelsey belongs to the Ontario Association of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners (OAO), which is covered under all extended health plans that cover Osteopathy.

You will receive a receipt to submit to your insurer for reimbursement.

What are your fees?

All treatment prices are listed on the Etobicoke Osteopathy booking site.

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body in a different way.

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Chelsey Gotell, Founder

Osteopathic Manual Practitioner


Chelsey Gotell is an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner and the founder of Etobicoke Osteopathy, a relationship-based clinic built on the belief that exceptional care starts with truly listening, and continues through how deeply we understand the body.

Etobicoke Osteopathy was created to restore trust between people and their bodies through care that is both clinically precise and deeply human.

Chelsey’s path into osteopathy was shaped by her years as a high-performance athlete, where she developed a deep respect for how the body adapts, compensates, and communicates when something is not working well. That perspective continues to shape how she understands load, adaptation, compensation, and recovery, not just in athletes, but in every body she treats.

With nearly a decade of clinical experience and thousands of treatments delivered, Chelsey is known for her ability to connect the dots others often miss, helping patients understand not just where they feel pain, but how their body has adapted to get there.

Although she enjoys treating all types of injury and dysfunction, she has special interests in pediatrics, pre and postnatal care, neck, lower back and hip pain, TMJ, and optimizing athletic performance for both elite and professional athletes as well as everyday active people.

Her approach is rooted in a whole-body, nervous-system-informed lens that considers how structure, movement, and internal systems interact over time. She blends hands-on osteopathic treatment with a focus on movement, regulation, and real-life function, supporting patients through everything from persistent pain and injury to the physical demands of pregnancy, parenting, and sport.

Chelsey’s care is thoughtful, intentional, and never rushed. Sessions are designed to create space for your body to shift, and for you to better understand what it has been carrying. Patients often describe feeling both deeply supported and empowered, leaving with a clearer understanding of their body and a plan that actually fits their life.

In addition to her clinical work, Chelsey brings a unique perspective shaped by her background as a three-time Paralympian and 12-time Paralympic medallist in swimming. She has also held leadership roles in international and domestic sport governance since 2016. This experience informs her commitment to high-performance care, resilience, and helping people move through life with greater strength and confidence.

Outside of the clinic, Chelsey is a mom of two and deeply rooted in the South Etobicoke community. She values connection, trust, and creating a space where people feel genuinely cared for, both in and out of the treatment room. That sense of care, steadiness, and authenticity is at the core of everything she has built, and what continues to shape the experience of Etobicoke Osteopathy.

Brian Balogh

Registered Massage Therapist


Brian is a registered massage therapist (RMT) with over eight years of experience and has worked as a Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) for more than a decade. He graduated from Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy after earning his Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology at Brock University. With a strong foundation in the health and fitness industry, Brian has instructed, trained, and participated in a diverse range of sports, which has deepened his understanding of the importance of pain-free movement and its crucial relationship to peak performance. He has assisted and instructed both hockey and golf development camps, where he has worked closely with athletes, weekend warriors, and seniors. Through these experiences, Brian has committed himself to expanding his knowledge and confidence in helping individuals reach their wellness goals.

In addition to his RMT credentials, Brian holds a Level One Fascial Stretch Therapy Certification (FST-1), as well as certifications in Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Manipulation (IASTM) and Corrective Care. These advanced techniques and knowledge enable him to enhance flexibility, movement quality, and overall athletic performance.

Outside of the clinic, you can usually find Brian at the gym, on the ice, making music, or enjoying a coffee at a local shop, always seeking balance in his active lifestyle.