Elyse Matthews, Osteopathic Manual Practitioner, RMT

Elyse Matthews, Osteopathic Manual Practitioner, RMT Osteopathic Manual Practitioner and Registered Massage Therapist. 13+ years of clinical experience. Elyse Matthews, M. She is a member of the OOA and CMTO.

OMSc, RMT graduated as an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy in April of 2017 after 4 years of rigorous study. This follows 8 years of clinical experience working as a Registered Massage Therapist after graduating from Georgian College for Massage Therapy in 2009. Elyse strives to better help her patients, giving them long-term relief and is using her learned knowledge of the human body and its connections and injuries in her practice. This knowledge has led to a better understanding and philosophy of healing and rehabilitating acute and chronic injuries and conditions. Constantly learning more about this science and the human body, Elyse strives to better serve her patients and her community so they can have the healthiest and happiest possible life journey. Elyse has clinical experience with many different conditions, to name a few:
migraines and headaches, TMJ dysfunction, sprains/strains, menstrual dysfunction, PCOS, irritable bowel syndrome, low back pain, postural dysfunctions and occupational related pain and muscular tension. The goal to her treatment is to restore the body’s inherent ability, based on nature’s design, to self-heal and -regulate. For more information about Osteopathy, please visit the following pages:
www.elysermtosteo.ca
www.ontarioosteopaths.ca

To schedule an appointment, please call (905) 507-2016

Hi everybody! This past fall I had my website updated. Check it out from the link in my bio and let me know what you thi...
03/06/2025

Hi everybody! This past fall I had my website updated. Check it out from the link in my bio and let me know what you think!

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I always have a good chuckle when I’m working on the SCM muscle (front of the neck, responsible for nodding forward and ...
03/13/2023

I always have a good chuckle when I’m working on the SCM muscle (front of the neck, responsible for nodding forward and rotation) or under the jaw, and someone asks if I’m squeezing their neck fat 🤣. Restriction at the front of the neck = restriction and compression to the structures listed on the 2nd slide.
Here are a few of note you may have heard of that are VITAL to function:
-thyroid
-vagus nerve
-carotid arteries
-jugular veins
-phrenic nerve
Etc…

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To all of the women who have inspired and awed! Sentiments from the 3 of us, 2 of us pictured!
03/08/2023

To all of the women who have inspired and awed! Sentiments from the 3 of us, 2 of us pictured!

Happy New Year and I hope everyone’s Christmas was happy and peaceful. Looking forward to seeing everyone in clinic in 2...
01/02/2023

Happy New Year and I hope everyone’s Christmas was happy and peaceful. Looking forward to seeing everyone in clinic in 2023 and hearing about everyone’s holidays. Thank you for your support, trust and faith in 2022 💟

I get asked this a lot, so why not put it out here. - Begin with dynamic stretching/dynamic warm up: active movements th...
12/15/2022

I get asked this a lot, so why not put it out here.
- Begin with dynamic stretching/dynamic warm up: active movements that stretch the muscles and bring joints into their full range of motion
- Static Stretching: Done at the end of your exercise, stretching and lengthening your muscle and holding for a short length of time.

✨ Keep an eye on stories for examples of each type.

I started using my business Instagram account in March 2020 at the start of the pandemic when I (like SO many others) wa...
11/24/2022

I started using my business Instagram account in March 2020 at the start of the pandemic when I (like SO many others) was forced home and out of work. Creating content became a fun way to connect with both my creative side in a time of high anxiety and stress, as well as with my patients while I couldn’t. I wanted to help, even if I couldn’t physically. I wanted to offer solidarity and inspiration as well as some tips so you all didn’t make my job harder than it needs to be when we were able to safely meet again 😂 😅😜.

Creating the content was so much easier when I was off work and only had one child who was at the time on a 2 nap schedule! (For the record - life was still challenging at this stage!) It’s a little trickier now with 2 toddlers and a growing practice (Um plus Instagram loves reels now and so now I have to learn a few new tricks?!?)! And while I’m so glad I’m back to connecting with you all in person in clinic, I am missing connecting with you here too and feeding my creative side while I’m at it. Oh, and I’ve also missed about 28 holidays since my last post. So happy all of the things!

So, my question is (if you’re still reading along)… what are you looking for from me here? What posts did you like to see? Are you looking more for Osteo tips and prevention and maintenance? Exercise tips to help create injury free stability? Inspirational quotes? Some of my personal life sprinkled in or all osteopathy and anatomy/physiology based? Posts? Stories? Funny reels? Informative reels?

I’m going to put some questions up in my stories. Let me know here or there what you’d like to see from my page!

The first 2 patients at the new clinic are pretty cute (if I do say so myself!)
05/16/2022

The first 2 patients at the new clinic are pretty cute (if I do say so myself!)

Happy Mother’s Day! 🌸
05/08/2022

Happy Mother’s Day! 🌸

This is almost always not quite✨accurate✨.You might have one leg that ✨appears✨ longer or shorter, but the truth of the ...
05/05/2022

This is almost always not quite✨accurate✨.
You might have one leg that ✨appears✨ longer or shorter, but the truth of the matter is that most of the time, this is actually effects from a curvature in the spine or a pelvic misalignment.
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And the great news is - that it’s treatable with Osteopathy. Tap the link in the bio to schedule your initial assessment and treatment to determine if it’s a true leg length discrepancy or an anatomical framework misalignment!
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Shared with the hope and intent of adding 3 more ways we honour our planet at the clinic next year ✨ 🌍
04/22/2022

Shared with the hope and intent of adding 3 more ways we honour our planet at the clinic next year ✨ 🌍

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99 Queen Street South
Mississauga, ON
L6M1M1

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Wednesday 11am - 8pm
Thursday 10:30am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 6:30pm

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