Born in England, Dr. Neale aspired to the health profession from an early age. With his father a family physician and his mother a nurse, young Dr. Neale was fascinated with the stitches he received at the family dinner table. As an avid athlete in both rugby and rowing, George quickly learned his way around sports injuries and therapy techniques.

Following high school graduation George participated in a foreign exchange program that took him to Canada for the first time. For several years he hopped back and forth across the ocean working summers in Newmarket, Ontario and the remainder of the year back home near London. George quickly fell in love with the Canadian landscape, relaxed way of life, and his future bride, Carianne. George emmigrated to Canada permanently in 1996 and soon obtained his Bachelor of Kinesiology from York University. He spent another four years studying at the internationally renowned Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto.

Proud parents of daughter, Brianna, and son, Graham, Dr. Neale and his wife have happily made their home in beautiful Bolton. Dr. Neale remains unmoveable in his three great loves: family, "football", and a fabulous glass of wine.

Contact Dr. Neale via email: george@healthfirstwellness.com

Dr. Ted Niejadlik graduated from York University with an Honours Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Health Science. While at York University, Dr. Niejadlik completed the certificate program in Fitness Assessment and Exercise Counselling obtaining the Personal Fitness and Lifestyle Consultant Certification. Dr. Ted is currently in the process of completing studies to become a Certified Exercise Physiologist (CEP).

As a certified personal trainer, Dr. Ted works with the Human Performance Laboratory at York University where he has conducted fitness tests on:

• Ontario firefighter applicants
  
• The Canadian National Special Olympic Team
  
• The Ontario Provincial Special Olympic Team
  
• The Canadian National Women's Soccer Team
  
• The New York Rangers of the National Hockey League
  
• The N.H.L. Entry Draft
  
• The Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League

Dr. Ted is a graduate of the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto. While attending C.M.C.C., Dr. Ted took an Active Release Technique course that specializes in treating soft tissue injuries. After graduating from C.M.C.C., Dr. Ted completed his Level I Certification from the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute (CAFCI).

Contact Dr. Niejadlik via email: ted@healthfirstwellness.com

Sarina's previous experience includes working in rehabilitation clinics with those involved in motor vehicle accidents, patients with chronic conditions, and those wishing to maintain a current state of health. This experience has equipped Sarina with an intuitive sense to discern the most effective treatment to facilitate healing.

Specializing in Swedish massage therapy, Sarina incorporates deep tissue and relaxation massage, while focusing on providing personalized attention to the individual needs of each client.

Sarina's educational background and clinical experience, combined with her sense of encouragement and compassion will enhance and maximize your massage therapy experience and she looks forward to being a key player in your quest for total body health.

Sarina lives in the local area with her husband and two young children. As a busy mom of two, she fosters the importance of physical activity with her son and daughter, making sure they all lead active lives. Sarina enjoys getting together with family and friends, she likes participating in outdoor activities such as camping and boating. She is also an avid indoor soccer player year round.

Contact Sarina via email: sarina@healthfirstwellness.com

Danielle received a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Calgary and a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Western Ontario before pursuing her dream to be a Naturopathic Doctor. She graduated from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto. Since then, she has completed her certification to be a Therapeutic Lifestyle Coach using FirstLine Therapy for weight loss, blood sugar regulation and cardiovascular health. She has also received her certification in cosmetic acupuncture for facial rejuvenation and cellulite treatment.

Danielle lives in Vaughan with her husband and daughter. She has a passion for cooking, the outdoors, photography and spending quality time with family and friends.

Contact Danielle via email: danielle@healthfirstwellness.com

Susie is a graduate of York University with a B.A. in Linguistics/Languages. She is fluent in both English and Italian and has studied overseas for many years. She has recently returned to the work force after a 6 year leave to raise her children. Her previous work experiences include, Bell Mobility, where she worked as a Hiring and Training Coordinator.

Since joining the Clinic staff, she has been able to provide the clinic with friendly efficient and courteous service to all practitioners and their patients

Cynthia has an Honorary Bachelor Degree in Physical Education and
and Health and a Minor in Psychology from the University of Toronto and an advanced Diploma in Podiatric Medicine from the Michener Institute for Applied Health Sciences.

Cynthia enjoys interacting with her patients and creating a great rapport with all of them. Cynthia is from a South American background and thereby is able to speak and write Spanish fluently.

Cynthia lives in the local area and enjoys participating in sports regularly. During the summer times she actively participates in different competitive levels of beach volleyball within the community.

Through her studies of Psychotherapy, Tasha S. Eastman has learned ways to make sense of and work through the difficulties associated with the way her clients experience and make sense of different events in life, or of life in general. She has a genuine desire to develop trusting relationships with her clients and help them feel better emotionally, mentally and physically.