Tina Poulin, Osteopathy & Massage

08/28/2023

https://www.tinapoulin.com/

06/11/2023

02/19/2023

10/01/2022

09/29/2022

I'm moving!

As of Oct 3 2022 I will be at my new office.
Located at 2525 Roseville Garden Dr., Suite 303.

I look forward to seeing you all there.

To book an appointment please visit: https://tinapoulin.janeapp.com/ or call/text 519-564-4444

Please note: The demand for Osteopathy and Massage is high and it is important that all appointments are utilized. For this reason, if you need to cancel your appointment for any reason you are required to give a minimum of 24 hours notice or you may be charged the full rate, at the discretion of th...

08/19/2022

How often should you visit an OMP? It depends!

For some people with minor injuries or discomfort, one or two sessions might make a big difference. For others with chronic pain, recurring injuries or long-term health conditions, regular sessions may be optimal.

Regardless of your reason for visiting, your OMP will work closely with you to understand your condition and desired outcomes to develop a care plan that works best for you.

07/18/2022

Do you have postural problems brought on or worsened by your work-from-home set up? There’s a personalized treatment plan for that! Through a wide range of manual, non-invasive therapeutic techniques, OMPs work with their clients to help enhance the body’s natural ability to heal.

As we pass the half-way mark for 2022, make sure you’re getting the most out of your yearly health benefits. Several private and extended health benefit plans cover all or part of the cost of osteopathy services and specifically those provided by members of the OAO.

Visit https://www.osteopathyontario.org/site/findapractitioner to get started on a treatment plan that is right for you.

07/14/2022

06/21/2022

Do you experience pain, tension, or stiffness performing basic, day-to-day tasks? Osteopathic Manual Practitioners take a client-centered approach to assess your needs and develop a treatment plan to help your body function optimally. The daily activities that we love most can place undue stress on our bodies, and if left unaddressed, can lead to any number of functional limitations.

Osteopathy is an efficient and effective solution, supporting you in returning to your normal activities without physical constraint. OMPs are focused on maintaining the health and well-being of their clients using subtle techniques to optimize the self-healing mechanisms of the body and restore areas that are restricted.

Looking to find an OMP near you? Visit https://www.osteopathyontario.org/site/findapractitioner

06/03/2022

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04/20/2022

How does keep you moving?

Osteopathy is a distinct manual therapy that is based on understanding the relationship between structure and function in the body. Osteopathic manual practitioners recognize the person as an integrated whole, and work with clients to strengthen and restore body’s structures and systems. Because osteopathy is a client-centered discipline, treatment plans are developed to address individual needs and goals.

Our touch can keep you and .

04/11/2022

that the Osteopathic approach to treatment is subtle and ? Using various manual techniques like stretching, gentle pressure and resistance, osteopathic manual practitioners assess clients and work collaboratively with them to develop a treatment plan suitable to their needs to strengthen and restore the body’s natural function.

Rather than focusing on one specific area, OMPs take a whole-body approach and work to ease restrictions, relieve pain, reduce swelling and improve tissue mobility, all while encouraging the body to self-heal.

To visit a practitioner near you, visit: https://www.osteopathyontario.org/site/findapractitioner

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.