Body in Tune - Bodyology
About
Just off Yonge Street near Wellesley, Body in Tune Bodyology delivers integrative health care in the heart of downtown Toronto's Church-Wellesley area. As part of the Body in Tune group, this location embraces a whole-person philosophy that blends conventional treatment with evidence-based complementary therapies, treating patients not just as a set of symptoms but as complete individuals with physical, mental, and emotional needs. Its central setting makes it a convenient wellness destination for downtown residents, students, and professionals. The Bodyology clinic stands out for its focus on chiropractic and physiotherapy alongside a strong women's health and pelvic care offering. Services include chiropractic, physiotherapy, pelvic physiotherapy, massage therapy, menstrual massage therapy, acupuncture, cupping therapy, fascial stretch therapy, and osteopathy. Patients come in for common concerns like back pain, headaches, sports injuries, poor posture, and joint pain, as well as more specialized pelvic and menstrual health needs, all supported by a team that direct-bills most insurance providers. Located at 9 St. Nicholas Street, Suite 100, the clinic is steps from Wellesley Station and the Yonge subway line, making it highly accessible across the downtown core. It offers extensive seven-day hours, open Monday and Tuesday from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Wednesday from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and Thursday through Sunday from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. For anyone in Church-Wellesley or the surrounding downtown neighbourhoods seeking chiropractic, physiotherapy, and integrative wellness care, Body in Tune Bodyology is a welcoming, full-service choice.
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On St. Nicholas Street just off Yonge, steps from Wellesley Station on the Yonge subway line.
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416-233-8100Similar Clinics Nearby

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