Healing on the Danforth

Healing on the Danforth is a holistic centre offering Massage Therapy, Shiatsu Therapy, Bio-Energy Healing and Breathwork.

The clinic was opened in 2002 by Timothy Phillips. Timothy is a graduate of the 2200-hour professional Shiatsu Therapy Diploma Program at Kikkawa College (1994) and the 2200-hour Registered Massage Therapy diploma program at Royal College (2008).

The clinic is conveniently located close to the Big Carrot and is within 300 yards of Chester Subway Station. The entrance of 320 is on Danforth Avenue and is between the latest branch of Fresh Restaurants and Erietta Women's Boutique. Go up the stairs and suite 202 is the first door on the right.

Our Goals

  • To teach and recommend how appropriate self-care techniques including diet, exercise, stretches and other lifestyle changes can be part of an overall wellness programme.
  • To give back to our community by offering our services to non-profit organizations and fundraising events.

Our Mission

To encourage spiritual, emotional and physical healing by guiding you towards greater awareness of your own body in a peaceful, nurturing, compassionate and safe environment.

Treatments and Fees

Each practitioner may have different fees for a treatment. To see their treatments and fees click on their name or the More ... link.

Timothy Phillips, RMT

Massage Therapy and Shiatsu Therapy:

Initial Consultation - Free 

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Sabrina Tosi-Creet

For more information and fees for Bio Energy with Sabrina go to 

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Parking at Healing on the Danforth

Meter parking on the Danforth within permitted hours
Green P parking on Chester

Free parking for one hour on some side streets between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Free three-hour limit parking on Jackman north of Browning from 9.00 a.m. until midnight; on Browning Avenue, two blocks north of the Danforth after 10.00 a.m.until midnight; on Garnock Avenue 1 block south of the Danforth east of Hampton Avenue after 9.00 a.m until midnight; on Wolfrey Avenue  2 blocks south of the Danforth east of Hampton Avenue; on Dearbourne Avenue south of Danforth after 11.00 a.m. until midnight.