Osteopathy is a hands on form of therapy that respects nature’s gift: 

The fact that our bodies have the ability to self heal and self regulate. 

Through injury, illness or inherent factors, sometimes these healing abilities may not act as quickly or efficiently as we would like, and require a helping hand.

Osteopathy considers how your structure can affect your functionality. Structures include bones, muscles, ligaments and fascia and how their position may affect the pathway of nerves, arteries, veins & lymphatics, the very body parts that manage our functions. Aka, it’s all connected!

Using our in-depth knowledge of anatomy and our developed sense of palpation, Osteopathic Manual Practitioners look for the “Why” you may be experiencing discomfort, and don’t just treat the symptom.

Osteopathy is gentle, it uses a variety of different tools depending on the individual, what they are experiencing and where they are in their health journey.

Osteopathy can be beneficial for the whole family, from new borns to seniors.

Marcelle is a classically trained Osteopathic Manual Practitioner and graduate from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy in Hamilton.

People say, do what you love, and when she found Osteopathy, she finally understood what that meant.

Marcelle is passionate about helping others on their health journey.  She believes that our health encompasses us fully, making us the brilliant individuals that we are.

Marcelle is dedicated to learn; from you, with you, and with resources beyond. She aims to provide a non-judgemental space for you and she to collaborate together towards your health goals.

When she’s not busy working, you will find Marcelle on hikes, dancing in her living room or coming up with a new salad dressing.

Carlie is an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner who graduated from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy in 2023 and is in good standing as a member of the Ontario Osteopathic
Association.

Carlie became interested in Osteopathy after experiencing the profound results from treatment while recovering from a sports related injury. She has always been fascinated by the body’s ability to self-heal and self-regulate, so much so that she has transitioned out of a career in
education to practice Osteopathy. Her education at the CAO helped her solidify her understanding of Natural Law, structure/function relationships and how the principles of Osteopathy in practice through assessment and treatment can gently realign the body to promote the normal function of nerve, arteries, veins and lymphatics for health restoration.

Carlie holds a BA in French Literature with a Bachelor’s degree in Education and has over a decade of experience as a highschool languages teacher. She has also completed a 200H yoga teacher training which was influential in wanting a more in-depth understanding of human anatomy and physiology.

Traveling with her husband, trying new recipes and spending time in nature hiking with her dog are a few activities she enjoys in her spare time.