3 Best Manual Osteopaths in Winnipeg, MB

“Tiffanie Bruneau graduated from the University of Winnipeg with her Bachelor of Kinesiology and Applied Health in 2015. She received her Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice from the National Academy of Osteopathy in 2017. Tiffanie’s treatments center on physical movement and recovery from injury and trauma. Her assessment and treatment approach are unique, as she blends her varied experience in both fields. She continually adds to her skill set through various forms of continuing education. Kinetically Whole Therapies is a well-known clinic in Winnipeg. They pride themselves on staying up to date with manual therapy research and practical applications. Their treatments are based on natural healing tenets and focus on the interconnectedness and relationships within the human body.”

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“Dmitry Vasilyev completed his manual osteopathy training at the National Academy of Osteopathy. Dmitry is a member of the Manitoba Osteopathic Association and the Canadian Alliance of Alternative Medicine. He provides osteopathic treatments to improve your health, such as osteoarticular mobilization, muscle energy techniques, soft tissue manipulation, visceral osteopathic manual therapy (OMT), and craniosacral OMT. Depending on the situation, Dmitry spends 45-75 minutes for each session. He focuses on integrating Eastern and Western medicine and psychosomatics to enhance the beneficial effects of treatment and prevent the recurrence of disorders. Natural Health Holistic Rehabilitation Clinic is a place where you can receive osteopathic care for body pain, issues, dysfunctions, discomfort, and stress. They maintain your health and well-being within the framework of a general hygiene approach and healthy.”

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“André MacNair is a Specific Adjusting Technique practitioner. André focuses his treatments on a global osteopathic approach for individuals throughout life, from childhood to adulthood and into elderly years. This approach addresses chronic pain, sports injuries, motor vehicle accidents (MVAs), TMJ disorders, digestive issues, urogenital issues, and more. Treatments focus on addressing neuromuscular imbalances using relevant techniques. Therefore, initial treatments generally involve a consultation about specific complaints, followed by range of motion and orthopedic assessments to determine the appropriate treatment plan for the client (approximately 20-40 minutes). André may also encourage and provide beneficial exercises to help rehabilitate physical discomforts.”

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