our team
our team
Meet our back-end team, the people behind the magic at Lite
Natalya Motluk
Clinic Manager
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Natalya Motluk (B.A Hons) is a graduate of the University of Toronto, where she majored in Women and Gender Studies with minors in History and English. Passionate about community outreach, she dedicates her free time volunteering at a women's drop-in center. At the clinic, Natalya is an advocate for health and wellness, with a strong focus on self-care, helping to host events, bring in new treatments, and create educational content on the clinic's blog and social media channels to support healing in the community.
Tia Miric
Clinic Assistant
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Tia spent over a decade competing as a professional beach volleyball player for Team Canada, learning early on how much of performance and life comes down to what's happening in the mind and body together. After retiring from the sport, she found her way to yoga and meditation, becoming a certified yoga instructor through training rooted in traditional practices in India. It became something much bigger than a physical practice, and it's now the foundation of how she moves through the world.
Chiara Hayes
Clinic Assistant
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Chiara Hayes (B.S Hons) is a graduate of the University of Toronto where she majored in Psychology with a speciality in Neuroscience, and minored in Buddhism and Italian studies. She is extremely passionate about holistic health and believes that supporting our vitality comes from caring for our whole system: the body, mind, and spirit. She is preparing to do her masters in Psychotherapy to pursue her passion of supporting women in living more joyful and aligned lives. Chiara strives to create a welcoming space that supports the wellbeing of others at the clinic.
Maneil Joshi
Clinic Director
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Dr. Maneil Joshi is a dedicated Chiropractor in Toronto with a deep appreciation for the lasting impact that thoughtful, patient-centered healthcare can have on people’s lives. His path into Chiropractic care began at a young age, shaped by the influence of family and healthcare practitioners who showed him how meaningful care can help people move better, feel stronger, and improve their overall quality of life.