Connecting the dots between Lyme (and other pathogens), inflammation and Craniocervical Instability
About Us
We’re passionate about helping provide educational and recovery resources for those with complex chronic conditions, that otherwise don’t receive much attention.
We provide connections to reputable sources of treatment of Lyme disease, Craniocervical instability, and Mast cell activation syndrome.
Lyme disease
Garnering more attention in the last decade, Lyme is a condition requiring complex treatment. However, Canadians continue to experience difficulty finding appropriate treatment by local clinicians.
Craniocervical instability
& Other Biomechanical Issues
For some patients, this may be triggered by a traumatic physical event, like a car accident or physical injury however, for many patients no injury ever occurred. Learn about this critical health issue which has been underestimated.
Mast Cell Activation Syndrome
Chronic inflammation, MCAS, and more.
New: Master list of Canadian clinics
Chronic health conditions are often left undiagnosed and untreated at hospitals and traditional clinics. Attached is a list of Canadian clinics that are well-known in treating chronic illnesses. If you have any desired updates to the list, please email us at focusonhealingcanada@gmail.com, and we will do our best to accommodate the changes.
About Us
Athina H.
Content Development/Researcher
Athina is a CPA, Chartered Accountant in Ontario with expertise in the following areas:
- Team and Project management including $10 M revitalization of Nielsen Co. Head offices. Board of Director.
- Teaching Faculty, Accounting ; Capstone Director
- Accounting Manager, Finance manager, Taxation Manager in corporate & banking sectors.
My story
My life was altered as a result of a motor vehicle accident. Over years, my neck issues would worsen and I would gradually develop CCI and lose mobility. As part of my research, I would meet & read about multiple patient groups sharing a common thread (linking back to the neck issues). This topic was not familiar to medical practitioners. I have organized well reputed medical research for life altering biomechanical issues which had “fallen through” the cracks of our Canadian healthcare system.
Training includes: ILADS, Neil Nathan Mold training, ISEAI, CIRS, Chartered Herbalist.
Anastasia H.
Website designer
Anastasia is a 4th year Health & Disease student at the University of Toronto. She is an advocate for equitable healthcare access for women, increased access to mental health resources, and dissemination of scientific information for the public.
Her work includes:
- Research for a clinical positive psychologist at University of Toronto Scarborough, determining helpful practices for the mental health & wellness of undergraduate students
- Editor-in-chief of Health Perspectives undergraduate journal at U of T, a multi-disciplinary publication that highlights key issues in the public health field and presents inventive solutions
- Co-founder @mytrioskin, a platform dedicated to making skin health information in scientific papers accessible and easy to understand
Medical disclaimer
This website is strictly for informational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice nor medical opinion. This website constitutes the lay opinions of the authors. By use and by reading of the contents herein, the reader waives any and all claims against the author of this website. All persons reading and viewing this website acknowledge the need to secure their own medical advice. The information and effectiveness of the lay opinion of this website does not constitute medical opinion for each reader.
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