Taylor Beamish Health and Wellness

02/05/2025

Updated hours for when you can find me at Origin Chiropractic and Wellness

01/22/2024

Hours you can find me in clinic at Origin Chiropractic and Wellness in Saskatoon

08/23/2023

02/22/2023

Hi! I should probably reintroduce myself. I’m Taylor. I’m an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner that completed my Osteopathy studies and research project in late 2022 and started my practice here in Saskatoon at Boreal Wellness YXE.

February 1 was the first day I worked in clinic as an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner and I am currently accepting new clients. I treat people of all ages and backgrounds and have a special interest in chronic pain, women’s health and sport performance.

10/05/2022

New month, new hours! 🍂

All appointments can now be booked at Boreal Wellness!

10/27/2021

10/07/2021

Online booking at Boreal Wellness for November and December is now available! You can click the website link to book in online!

10/02/2021

There is always more than what shows which is why assessments are done with a full body approach compared to specifically looking at an area and only that area. The body works together with all the different body systems to function optimally. For example, this means your body’s low back pain may not be originally coming from the low back itself. It could be foot tension, a muscle strain in the shoulder, digestive issues, or a scar from an old injury or surgery

09/20/2021

Very excited to be adding a SECOND location in Saskatoon! Starting this November, you can find me at Boreal Wellness offering manual therapy services as a manual therapist/student of Osteopathy as I complete my fifth and final year at the Canadian School of Osteopathy Manual Practice Vancouver Campus!

07/28/2021

What is viscera?

Viscera is organs, for example lungs, stomach, intestines to include a few.

So what is visceral manipulation?

Visceral manipulation is a gentle hands on approach to improving movement, function and remove scar tissue to the viscera and tissues surrounding the viscera. It looks to ensure that every structure (organ) is not affecting any nerves or vessels in the area and that the organ itself is able to move without restrictions.

What can it help with?

Some symptoms visceral work can assist with are shortness of breath, rib pain, pelvic pain, digestive problems, abdominal cramps, IBS, bloating, and gastric reflux to name a few.