Gull River Osteopathy

05/12/2025

Good morning! It's finally a door open day. I've just had a change in my schedule and have added this Thursday to my work week schedule. If you find yourself in need of a tune up let me know!

01/30/2024

Although I've resisted making this decision for some time, the time has come and I need to stop accepting new clients for the time being. I will certainly take names and add clients when space opens back up in my schedule. The exception is pregnant women and babies who clearly need to be seen in a timely manner. I remain grateful to be working in such a supportive community and value those of you who refer clients to me. 💜

04/11/2023

First spring day with the door open! Lovely listening to the birds. ❤️🌞

02/07/2023

Good morning! Hope you are staying warm on this damp day. It's been a busy start to 2023 around here but I've had some out of town appointments cancelled for next week so I'm opening up next Wednesday the 15th and Thursday 16th for appointment times. If you've been waiting to call - now's your chance 😉.

11/21/2022

Hope you are all staying warm and well on this wintery day. I have two last minute cancellations tomorrow due to all these bugs that are going around 🐛. Anyone need a boost? I've got an 11:30 and a 1:30.

09/21/2022

September seems to flying by but I am soaking up the last few days when the door can be wide open. I was scheduled to be off next Monday the 26th but I've decided to work so if you are looking for an appointment - now's your chance. 😊 I will also be heading to another course so I'm away from the office from October 1st until the 11th.

08/17/2022

Just back from another amazing course on the Oregon Coast. If Oregon didn't have my heart before, it sure does now. I'm wading though all the messages so please bear with me as I get back to everyone. Looking forward to sharing everything I've been learning. 💕

06/06/2022

It's been a little Dr. Dolittle around here this morning. This little guy keeps coming to the door and putting his nose right up to the glass to look in at me ❤.

05/14/2022

Here's your reminder to schedule in your maintenance visits soon so you are ready for all your summer activities!

Do you wait until you’re injured to visit your osteopathic manual practitioner?

can be an effective choice for people experiencing body pain, postural problems, digestive issues, muscle stiffness and more – even if your symptoms are mild! Because osteopathy is a client-centered discipline, OMPs work closely with their clients to develop a treatment plan that suits them and can help prevent injuries or symptoms from worsening.

Why wait? Visit https://www.osteopathyontario.org/site/findapractitioner to find an OAO member near you.

05/11/2022

I've just returned from an amazing biodynamics course in Sedona. It was wonderful to have a chance to be with other osteos again. I'm feeling so grateful to be back to learning from a gifted and kind teacher and I'm looking forward to carrying all this goodness into treatment.

03/23/2022

Osteopathy dates back to the 1800s? Andrew Taylor Still, the founder of osteopathy and osteopathic medicine, believed that the body is in good health when the musculoskeletal systems are properly aligned. Dr. Still called his practice “osteopathy,” combining the two Greek roots for bone – osteon – and suffering – pathos.

In 1892, Dr. Still opened the first osteopathic medical school in the world, the American School of Osteopathy in Missouri, now known as the A.T Still University (ATSU). Since its founding, the practice of osteopathy and support for its students has continued to grow. The OAO is committed to fostering the practice and the professional advancement of its practitioners.