3 Best Manual Osteopaths in Windsor, ON

“Allison McAvoy completed her BHK at the University of Windsor and her Dipl.S.T. at the Shiatsu School of Canada. Allison completed her studies in 2003 as an Osteopathic Manual Therapist. She has been a member of the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy since 2009. As a classically trained practitioner, Allison McAvoy works to restore proper body mechanics, nerve impulses, and circulation of body fluids, which in turn helps the body reestablish health. Her practice provides acute, ongoing, and preventative care for your health. Allison specializes in pediatric and newborn care. She offers a range of services such as joint mobilization, treatment for Achilles tendonitis, and soft tissue manipulation to improve your health. She works to preserve, improve, and restore the normal physiological function of interrelated body structures and systems. Allison is covered by all insurance carriers that offer osteopathic coverage. Online booking is available.

“Spencer Jean obtained his Doctor of Osteopathy and Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice from the National University of Medical Sciences and the National Academy of Osteopathy. Spencer has been practicing manual osteopathy in his hometown of Tecumseh for 10 years. He is the only manual osteopath in Windsor educated with a Doctorate of Osteopathy degree. Spencer goes to great lengths to provide the best care for his patients, understanding and meeting their every need. He has unique insights into injuries as both a patient and a practitioner. He is the professor for two courses: Osteopathic Concussion Management and Orthopedic Bracing and Kinesiology Taping. Spencer's practice is fairly diverse, as he treats a variety of neuromusculoskeletal conditions in patients of all ages and demographics. He focuses on rehabilitating injuries and dysfunction, managing symptoms of chronic neuromusculoskeletal diseases, and preventative healthcare. His youngest patient is currently two weeks old, and his oldest patient is 99 years of age.

“Colby Broeckel graduated from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy. Colby has been practicing manual therapy for over 8 years. His treatment focuses on increasing overall health, including movement patterns, posture, breathing, digestion, and blood circulation in the body. Colby handles a wide range of health disorders using non-invasive, painless, and effective methods. He treats aches and pains, digestive complications, circulatory issues, numbness, soft tissue and muscular dysfunctions, lymphatic drainage, and tingling to improve health conditions. Colby offers initial assessments and treatment plans followed by follow-up treatments to continue the healing process. The Broeckel Clinic is Windsor’s first osteopathic clinic. They focus on an integrated treatment system, including osteopathic and massage therapies. Their treatment is gentle, specific, and focused on creating health within the body. Treatment is generally pain-free and calming to the body.