Dr. Kevin Michael is an Attending Cardiologist who has done fellowship training in Cardiac Electrophysiology at Queen’s University in Kingston. He has also practiced as an Attending Cardiologist and Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine, Queen’s University and the Heart Rhythm Service at Kingston Health Sciences. Dr. Michael obtained his original undergraduate qualification from the University of Natal now called the Nelson R Mandela School of Medicine in South Africa. He then went on to do his Master’s degree in cardiology at Southampton University, United Kingdom and also obtained a doctorate from the University of Cape Town, South Africa.

Currently , Dr Michael in an associate with the PACE Cardiology Clinics in Newmarket and Barrie and also travels to South Africa to perform complex interventional electrophysiology procedures and to proctor local cardiologits. He has joined the Healthy Hearts Clinic at the Heart Mind Body, Health & Wellness Centre. The aim of the Healthy Hearts Clinic is to integrate general cardiovascular wellness within the framework of an interdisciplionary team of health professionals bringing a unique and effective holistic care model to patients.

Dr. Elkin's plays many roles in life, wife, mom, chiropractor, friend, athlete, and coach. She enjoys hiking, boating, exercising, skiing, curling, continued learning, speaking, travel and spending quality time with family. Professionally and personally, her passion is to help others regain their health to live their most ideal life.

Dr. Elkins' passion for chiropractic started in grade 7, after shadowing a chiropractor for a school project. With a clear goal in mind she completed her Bachelor of Science at the University of Guelph in 1996. After this, she pursued her Doctor of Chiropractic studies at the National College of Chiropractic in Illinois where she graduated in 2000. Her career began as an associate in Gananoque and in 2001 she established a family practice in Seeley’s Bay, Ontario. Heart Mind Body is happy to have her onboard as a team member and sharing her skills with the Kingston community.

With Dr. Elkins you’ll get a warm friendly approach to care and access to a variety of techniques including: Diversified and Integrator. Following a complete initial examination, she will determine what approach to care best suits you.

An international graduate Dentist from New Delhi (India), who completed her OPGC in Healthcare Administration. She has also been trained in Bio-Fle LASER therapy, used to treat musculoskeletal disorders. Asenath has a demonstrated history of working in the health and wellness industry and is looking forward to expand her administrative as well as clinical skills, to contribute to a healthy & better living society.

What does an Occupational Therapist do?

Susan Yee has been a registered occupational therapist for 23 years in the areas of physical medicine and mental health. As an occupational therapist, she is a trained health-care professional who uses a systematic approach based on evidence and professional reasoning to facilitate engagement in everyday living through occupation. Whether for work, study, or pleasure, each occupation individuals practice regularly (e.g. using the computer, playing a musical instrument, and gardening), defines who they are and by enabling meaningful activities, Susan fosters health and well-being. She has an interest in helping vocalists and musicians stay healthy. She also has a focus on chronic pain and enabling people to fully participate in their community. She provides multi-layered problem solving to the most complex cases. She is a Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner (cm) and a Certified Psychosocial Rehabilitation Recovery Practitioner (CPRRP). Susan Yee works with individuals and groups in and around Kingston, Ontario.



What is the Feldenkrais Method®?

The Feldenkrais Method® was created by Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais (1904-1984): physicist, engineer, researcher, Judo master, and author. The Feldenkrais Method® utilizes your natural ability to learn and therefore help you be more aware of your habits. Through this practice individuals can learn the relationship between directed attention, movement, emotion, and learning. With awareness, you can feel and move better. Learning new ways to move can be part of the treatment of chronic pain, and neurological, orthopedic, and stress-related, conditions. Easier movement means greater comfort performing everyday activities at work or home, and greater performance in artistic and athletic skills. As you expand your awareness of how you think, sense, feel, and move, the possibilities for personal improvement and human development are limitless.