Passionate professionals supporting you every step of the way

Diana is an IBCLC-certified lactation consultant and clinical perinatal nurse. Since 2012, she has primarily worked in neonatology, where lactation and breastfeeding are central concerns. Her experience spans three continents, including Mayotte, France, and CHU Sainte-Justine in Québec, where she has guided newborns and their families through this unique period. Her work quickly became a passion, and she places intercultural understanding, open-mindedness, and compassionate care at the heart of her practice.

Surrounded by newborns from an early age, Diana has always been dedicated to supporting friends and families during the transition to parenthood. She emphasizes guidance and support for breastfeeding projects with a touch of humor. Colleagues and clients describe her as joyful, optimistic, and caring.

In 2023, Diana deepened her knowledge of lactation at CREFAM, the Centre de Recherche, d’Évaluation et de Formation à l’Allaitement Maternel. This led to her obtaining her IBCLC certification, which is the only globally recognized credential for lactation professionals.

Diana provides gentle, personalized support for prenatal and postnatal breastfeeding, tailored to each mother-baby dyad or family unit. She addresses challenges and questions with or without ongoing follow-up depending on the needs and preferences of each family. Her experience, professionalism, and attentive care are available to every client.

Manna brings over a decade of experience as a massage therapist and ScarWork™ practitioner, working in private practice and clinical settings in both London and Montréal.

She offers holistic, remedial therapeutic massage that integrates deep tissue techniques, fascial release, mobilizations, and nervous system–informed care to address muscular tension and chronic pain. Her approach is trauma-informed and consent-led, supporting both physical function and embodied awareness.

As a certified ScarWork™ therapist, Manna specializes in post-surgical scar healing, including cesarean and pelvic surgeries. Her work supports mobility, tissue health, sensation, and physical and emotional integration following injury or surgery.

Manna also offers Somatic Experiencing™ sessions for those seeking a trauma-resolution approach to symptoms of stress, shock, or medical and birth-related experiences.

She has served as a coordinator and core therapist with Community Healing Days, providing accessible bodywork within perinatal and menstrual health clinics in Montréal. As a member of the queer community, Manna supports people of all genders who experience birth and uterine surgeries.

Anne-Claire is a specialist in early psychomotor development. She supports all babies and young children from 0 to 5 years old, whether they are experiencing temporary difficulties or have specific developmental needs. She offers her services at the Centre Saulestice and at home.

She helps young children develop their gross motor skills (rolling over, sitting, walking, jumping), their fine motor skills (grasping and releasing, manipulating objects), and their cognitive and emotional abilities. She also supports infants in building a sense of safety (colics, sleep difficulties, soothing), and in connecting with others and their environment. 

She is committed to supporting parents and listening to their needs. She offers personalized recommendations to help you stimulate your baby from birth and accompany each developmental stage.

Anne-Claire pays particular attention to primitive and primary reflexes, which form the foundation of motor development and inner regulation. She uses the RMTi and MNRI (Svetlana Masgutova) approaches and has specialized in early neurodevelopment.

Having first developed experience in institutional geriatric care, she worked with children with developmental delays and ASD as a play therapist. She also works in a specialized school with children and adolescents aged 0 to 18 in the community sector. Her passion for movement and its foundations is informed by her practice of contemporary dance. She also enjoys music and foreign languages. She speaks French, English, Spanish, and some Portuguese.

Sabrina Saifullah, ND is a Clinical Naturopath at Saulestice specializing in women’s hormonal health, complex digestive care, and mind-body wellbeing. Using a science-backed, holistic approach, she supports individuals navigating endometriosis, ovarian cysts, PMS/PMDD, and gut health dysfunction. Some of the modalities she uses are nutrition, acupressure bodywork, botanical preparations, and lifestyle counselling. As a mother, she also loves supporting children
navigating common pediatric concerns, including eczema, constipation,
and frequent infections.

Sabrina earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology and Human Biology from the University of Toronto before completing a rigorous, four-year Doctor of Naturopathy degree at the esteemed Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM). Her extensive training includes over 4,500 hours of academic instruction and 1,500+ hours of supervised clinical practice, culminating in the successful completion
of the North American Naturopathic Physician Licensing Examinations
(NPLEX).

While naturopathic medicine is currently unregulated in Quebec, Sabrina holds an active professional healthcare license as a
Naturopathic Doctor in the state of Maine (License #NP874). She is a member of both the Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors (CAND) and the Quebec Association of Naturopathic Medicine (QANM).

Driven by her own journey with endometriosis, Sabrina combines
advanced training and compassionate, root-cause care to help her clients feel fully heard, empowered, and supported alongside their broader healthcare team. Sabrina deeply believes that the body has an innate ability to heal itself, and she is passionate about empowering
and educating people to achieve optimal health.

Becoming a parent is one of the most profound and transformative journeys in life. As a full-spectrum doula, I feel deeply honored to walk alongside families during this special time, offering support through pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period with care, compassion, and presence.

My work is rooted in heart-centered support, deep listening, and a calm, nurturing energy that helps parents and families feel safe, informed, and empowered. Clients often describe me as warm, attentive, and grounding, someone who creates a welcoming space where families can ask questions freely, explore their options, and feel truly supported.

I offer informative, engaging, and professional prenatal sessions designed to help you and your partner prepare for birth with confidence. These meetings are not only educational but also interactive, supportive, and tailored to your unique needs, helping you approach birth feeling calm, prepared, and connected.

My approach blends intuition, experience, knowledge, and practical care, weaving together emotional support, evidence-based information, and traditional techniques. One of the tools I use is the rebozo, a beautiful ancestral cloth traditionally used to support people during pregnancy, labor, and postpartum recovery. Rebozo techniques can help ease tension, promote relaxation, and support the body both physically and energetically during this important transition.

Fluent in English and Spanish, I provide inclusive, culturally sensitive care and always honor each family’s unique story, values, and traditions.

Beyond supporting individual families, I am also deeply passionate about creating community for parents and families. Pregnancy and early parenthood can sometimes feel overwhelming or isolating, especially for those who are new to the area, and I love helping connect families with resources, encouragement, and supportive networks.

Whether you are welcoming your first baby or growing your family, my goal is to help you feel supported, confident, and cared for every step of the way. I will be there to offer guidance, reassurance, and steady support, holding space for your strength, your questions and the beautiful transformation into parenthood.

Emily is an osteopath (D.O.) and mother of three.

Passionate about perinatal care and breastfeeding, she supports infants, children, and their parents in addressing imbalances and discomfort through a gentle and adapted approach.

She also works with women at every stage of life, with particular attention to periods of transformation such as pregnancy, postpartum, and hormonal transitions.

Emily graduated from an osteopathy school in the south of France and draws on a recognized education along with several years of clinical experience. Her background includes volunteer work as a breastfeeding mentor with Nourri-Source, as well as experience in maternity settings in France. These experiences inform a comprehensive, rigorous, and safe approach to care.

Lydie gently supports women from fertility through postpartum. Trained in obstetrics, she pays particular attention to regulating your nervous system to support your body’s natural processes. Each acupuncture session is a moment to pause, allowing the body and mind to settle and regain balance.