Northern Osteopathy
273 Third Avenue P4N 1E2 Timmins, ON, Canada

Great demonstration of how the body is interconnected. That pain you have been feeling in one area of the body just might be coming from somewhere else. If your curious as to how Osteopathy can help you, book an appointment and let me show you! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4yYMqCwZrrc

I am pleased to announce that I have officially completed my Master in Practice of Osteopathic Manipulative Sciences and am a full member of the Ontario Osteopathic Association. OOA members are recognized by all Canadian Extended Health Care providers. Check your coverage for Osteopathy and book an appointment to find out what Osteopathy can do for your health!

Soon to be an OOA member! Stay tuned for wonderful changes coming to Northern Manual Therapy. Your receipts of service will be eligible for reimbursement under your extended healthcare benefits.

If you’ve been interested in trying out Manual Therapy but you haven’t taken the dive, there is a great opportunity for you to try it out for 5 treatments, absolutely free. I am looking for a volunteer to participate in a case study for my final project of Osteopathic school. If you are interested, or know of someone who is, please send me a private message!

"The function of the Osteopath is not so much to fight disease as to promote health and to put the body in a condition to defy or overcome disease." Jocelyn Pr...oby D.O. Jocelyn Proby was one the great figures in osteopathy. A man of brilliant intellect, he graduated from Magdalene College Oxford and then went to the University of Toronto as a history don. While in Canada he became interested in osteopathy. A move to Kirksville followed and he added to his already impressive list of qualifications with a D.O. Throughout his career he worked quietly and untiringly to help establish osteopathy. In the 1930s he was one of the founders of the G.C.R.O., in the 1940s Vice Principal of the B.S.O., in the 1950s, President of the O.A.G.B.,and founder member of the Institute of Applied Technique (now the Institute of Classical Osteopathy). In the 1960s, 70s and 80s he continued to study, lecture, write and inspire all those osteopathic students who were fortunate enough to have contact with him. In 1978 he returned from Eire to England where he continued to practice until past his 90th birthday. He died on the 30th December 1993 at the age of 90, and osteopathy had lost one of its great figures. One hopes that developments and changes of fashion are the results of more enlightenment, knowledge and skill, but one fears that often they are not change is not necessarily the same as progress

If youve been interested in trying out Manual Therapy but you havent taken the dive, there is a great opportunity for you to try it out for 5 treatments, absolutely free. I am looking for a volunteer to participate in a case study for my final project of Osteopathic school. If you are interested, or know of someone who is, please send me a private message!

Neck issues can stem from increased use of your cell phone or other tech devices. Spending long hours reading can also have the same effect. Manual Therapy is effective in treating symptoms related to poor neck position! Book your appointment today! https://www.washingtonpost.com//text-neck-is-becoming-an/

Manual Therapy is effective in treating a wide variety of muscular and joint pain, and its related symptoms. Book an appointment today for an initial consultation and treatment!

Curious about Osteopathy? Check out this great infographic! https://downtownwellness.ca/What-Is-Osteopathy-Infographic

Why are professional members of the Ontario Osteopathic Association recognized by private insurance? Because they are OOA APPROVED!! The OOA protects patients ...by keeping its high standards inline with international standards for profession of osteopathy. The Ontario Osteopathic Association has comprehensive Standards of Practice that all members must adhere to AND members are required to complete Continuing Education every year to maintain membership. Trust the Ontario Osteopathic Association, your source for safe and effective osteopathy.

A note from manual osteopathic practitioners...

All osteopathy reverts back to Nerve, Artery, Vein, Lymphatic. These are the pathways of communication and health & wellness. Regardless of what osteopathic tex...t you read, regardless of who wrote it, Tasker, Huelett, Littlejohn, nobody would disagree with the importance of nerve, artery, vein, lymphatic, that is the whole thing. See more