Shelley Amato is a Registered Dietitian and Integrative and Functional Nutrition Certified Practitioner. Her practice is based in Windsor, where she sees clients in-person and virtually throughout Ontario. She is the founder and CEO of Integrative Health Collective.
Shelley’s emphasis is on gut health and root cause solutions. She uses a functional and integrative approach to managing gastrointestinal disorders such as Inflammatory bowel diseases, Irritable bowel syndrome, Gastroesophageal reflux disease and Diverticulosis.
She is guided by the latest research, and combines her expertise in dietetics, functional medicine, nervous system regulation, and real-life experience to offer a highly personalized and specialized approach.
I’m Leeauna Duchesne, a Registered Dietitian specializing in weight management, GLP-1 nutrition support, metabolic health, and digestive health.
I work in-person in Windsor and virtually with clients across Ontario and British Columbia, helping people build a practical approach to nutrition that supports both their health and their real life.
My approach goes beyond simply eating less or watching the number on the scale. I help clients lose fat while preserving muscle, optimize protein and nutrient intake, improve body composition, and build habits they can realistically maintain long term. For clients using GLP-1/GIP medications, I provide specialized nutrition support to help navigate appetite changes, GI side effects, nutrient adequacy, muscle preservation, and the transition toward sustainable weight maintenance.
Gut health is another important part of my practice. I work with clients experiencing concerns such as GERD, IBS, and IBD, as well as those navigating elimination diets and food reintroductions. Using an evidence-informed, integrative nutrition approach, we look at the bigger picture and develop strategies to improve symptoms while keeping nutrition balanced and enjoyable.
I believe good nutrition should work with your life, not require your life to revolve around it. Whether you’re navigating weight loss, a GLP-1 medication, digestive concerns, or simply want to feel stronger and more confident in how you’re nourishing yourself, my goal is to give you a clear plan, ongoing support, and the tools to make meaningful changes without extreme diets or rigid rules.
Ready to transform your health? Book with me today to start your journey!
Joelle Francis is a Registered Dietitian based in Windsor, Ontario, offering both in-person and virtual sessions across the province. With a Master’s degree and dietetic training from Western University, she is dedicated to helping clients achieve their goals through personalized nutrition care.
Providing counselling for weight management while also specializing in women's health, specifically in PCOS and infertility, Joelle works closely with clients to develop evidence-based plans that build confidence and promote lasting results. Her passion lies in empowering clients to take control of their health and unlocking their full potential. As a trilingual dietitian, Joelle offers services in English, French, and Arabic.
Xander Waugh is a certified Osteopathic Manual Practitioner based in Windsor’s Walkerville area. His passion for human health began with the pursuit of a Bachelors degree in Neuroscience and a Masters degree in Human Kinetics at the University of Windsor. Outside of the lab, Xander applied this knowledge as a Personal Trainer & Mobility Coach to relieve pain and improve the health of people with complex injury history for nearly a decade.
Xander proceeded to obtain world-class professional manual osteopathic training at the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy in Hamilton, earning a Masters in Osteopathic Manual Science (M.OMSc). Xander’s practice employs the Collective Mechanics model of osteopathic treatment, which uses a whole-body, integrated approach to remove structural impediments to the body’s ability to recover from injury and express optimal health. Every treatment is uniquely crafted based on the patient’s specific needs — no cookie-cutter protocols or memorized techniques involved.
Lora is a Nurse Practitioner dedicated to helping patients feel their best through a personalized and compassionate approach to care. With a clinical focus on gastrointestinal health and women’s health, she works to uncover the root causes of symptoms and empower her patients with the knowledge and tools they need for long-term wellness.
Her path into integrative health was shaped by both professional and personal experiences. While working in primary care, Lora saw many women struggle with the challenges of menopause and perimenopause without finding the support they needed. At home, she also witnessed a loved one battle severe gastrointestinal issues that conventional medicine could not resolve. These experiences inspired her to expand her practice into integrative health, where she blends evidence-based medicine with holistic strategies to address the whole person, not just their symptoms.
She earned her nursing degree from the University of Windsor and has built her career on a strong foundation of patient-centered care. Patients appreciate Lora’s approachable nature and the time she takes to truly listen, making each visit both supportive and collaborative.
Outside of her professional life, Lora is happiest when she’s traveling, cheering on her kids from the sidelines at the rink or courtside, or enjoying the outdoors through hunting and fishing.