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Mary Centre is a trusted partner providing integrated support services for adults with developmental disabilities in the Greater Toronto Area, including Peel and York Region. Committed to reflecting Catholic values, the organization emphasizes the importance of recognizing the gifts and contributions of individuals with developmental disabilities as vital members of the community. Through its various residential and community connection support services, Mary Centre aims to assist families in navigating the complexities of care and building a good life for their loved ones. The organization encourages community engagement and offers opportunities for donations, volunteering, and joining their staff team to further their mission. Generated from the website

Elaine Kopman is a certified teacher of the Alexander Technique, having studied and graduated from the Jerusalem School of the Alexander Technique in 1979. After teaching in Israel for three years, she established her private practice in Toronto and founded the Toronto School of the Alexander Technique in 1992, which offers a three-year intensive program for aspiring teachers. In addition to her work at the school, Kopman has served as a guest instructor for music students at various institutions, including the University of Western Ontario and the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto. She is a member of Alexander Technique Canada and the Society for Certified Teachers of the Alexander Technique. Generated from the website

The Canadian College of Osteopathy (CCO) was established in Toronto in 1991 and is a member of the Association of Traditional Osteopathic Colleges of Canada (ATOCC). The model for the CCO is the College d'Etudes OstEopathiques (College of Osteopathic Studies) in Montreal. Philippe Druelle, D.O., founded that college in 1981.