3 Best Manual Osteopaths in Stratford

“Sara Pukal is a registered and licensed practitioner with the OOA (Ontario Osteopathic Association) and the OAO (Ontario Association of Osteopathy). A classically trained hands-on Manual Osteopathic Practitioner (OMP) who has completed a 4-year rigorous education at the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy, a recognized and licensed osteopathic college in Hamilton, ON. She learned about chronic pain management and the impact of the mind-body connection. This began her lifelong journey to find mindfulness, incorporating daily meditation to improve the health of her mind. Surprisingly, she also noticed changes in her focus, emotional regulation, and approach to problems.”

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“Jason Church completed his osteopathic medicine at the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy. Jason is a manual osteopathic practitioner who provides treatment for a wide range of dysfunctions through the interrelation between structure and function. He gives treatments that emphasize the physical manipulation of muscle tissue and bones. Jason Church provides manual therapy, which effectively treats joints, muscles, back/sciatic pain, migraines/headaches, and more. Form Osteopathy is the first and only stand-alone osteopathic clinic in Stratford, Ontario. The staff provides a gentle and hands-on approach to improving your health condition. They are committed to providing the best osteopathic care to patients. The clinic's team is dedicated to providing gentle, hands-on osteopathic care to enhance your overall health and well-being.”

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“Alyssa Bender started a seven-year program in Toronto and graduated as an osteopathic manual practitioner. She also did a lot of personal studies with the intent of writing her thesis on Auditory Processing Disorder in children. Alyssa Bender has been a Registered Massage Therapist. She commonly sees patients with various types of head and body injuries, headaches, digestive, reproductive, urinary, and respiratory issues. Using detailed knowledge of anatomy, Alyssa provides manual therapy for injury/surgery rehabilitation, prevention, and pain relief, and specializes in treating post-concussion syndrome. She treats patients with acquired brain injury and all the daily aches, pains, and injuries people sustain. She is currently researching Auditory Processing Disorder in children for her thesis with the Canadian College of Osteopathy in Toronto.”

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