Origin Wellness★ 4.9 (179 reviews)2017 Danforth Ave #100Closed for the dayView clinic

Natalie Shwartz, RMT

About Natalie

IMPORTANT NOTES: Effective January 2026, Natalie's practice focus is Manual Lymphatic Drainage and Oncology Massage. MLD Treatments do not include a traditional Swedish style massage. Natalie is currently not accepting new patients for general/Swedish massage. For MLD booking inquiries, it is best to contact Natalie directly at hello@torontolymphtherapy.ca Natalie has a naturally light to moderate pressure level, a slow pace and a focus on soothing the nervous system to further enhance the effects of her treatments. She has an ongoing interest in improving her understanding of how our bodies move and function. She strives to educate her patients on how to better connect to their own bodies and allow them to move with more ease and less discomfort. Her practice focus is in oncology massage, post-surgical recovery, lymphedema, breast health, women's health and trans/non-binary health. She strives to create a safe and inclusive space for all patients and bodies. Some of her other interests include exploring factors that can lead to chronic pain and uncovering how mental health and stress can impact our physical health and functioning. Natalie is a certified Vodder Manual Lymphatic Drainage and Lymphedema Therapist, and also has additional certification in Lymphatic Taping. She is an approved authorizer for the Ontario Assistive Devices Program (ADP) for lymphedema compression garments and has attended additional training sessions by compression garment manufacturers to improve her familiarity with the wide range of compression solutions. Natalie is also trained in Dynamic Cupping and Craniosacral Therapy and incorporates these complementary modalities into her treatments as needed. She enjoys working with a diverse patient population, strives to create a safe and inclusive space for all types of bodies, and encourages patients to find clarity regarding their therapeutic and wellness needs.

Services & prices

11 options across 5 treatments

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Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage

Manual Lymphatic Drainage is a very gentle technique that has been proven to assist with lymph flow and drainage of various tissues and lymph pathways in the body. The main goal is to encourage…

5 options

From $105 to $195 for 30–90 min — the cheapest and the dearest massage therapy appointments this clinic charges for.

Appointment (BOOK FIRST) Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage

Manual Lymphatic Drainage is a very gentle technique that has been proven to assist with lymph flow and drainage of various tissues and lymph pathways in the body. The main goal is to encourage…

$14560 min

Lymphedema Appointment

Whether you have pre-existing lymphedema or a new diagnosis, or suspecting lymphedema without an official diagnosis, please book this first. Your initial appointment will include a thorough intake…

$19590 min

ADP (Assistive Devices Program) Assessment and Authorization

Please note: **This session is not covered under Massage Therapy.** Please speak with your extended health insurance provider to see if this is covered under your plan. For patients that have an…

$8530 min

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Complete Decongestive Therapy (CDT) - Manual Lymphatic Drainage and Bandaging

This treatment applies manual lymphatic drainage - a light massage technique focused on improving lymphatic clearance and flow, followed by application of short-stretch bandaging with padding in…

3 options

From $145 to $195 for 60–90 min — the cheapest and the dearest reflexology appointments this clinic charges for.

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