Osteopathy Care You Can Rely On

Ann first learned about Osteopathy in 1991 while working as a receptionist in a physiotherapy clinic. She was inspired by the enthusiastic energy of the physiotherapists studying Osteopathy. Later she continued her studies in Psychoeducation and worked for 13 years as a psychoeducator in a school environment. This experience helped her gain insights into the specific needs of the people. It was during this phase of her life that she decided to pursue her aspirations by studying Osteopathy.

 

She received her diploma in Montreal, Quebec. Her thesis is about the General Osteopathic Treatment and the vagal-sympathico balance. This training in social intervention and her knowledge of anatomy, the functioning of the body, its self-regulation, its ability to find a balance and the psychology of the person have helped her acquire the skills to offer targeted osteopathic care. She now hopes to devote herself to supporting people and achieving the goal of good global health.

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Ann is passionate about how the body functions. As an osteopathic manual therapist, she frequently encounters cases involving loss of movement due to various causes. She pursues ongoing training to address the challenges her clients face. She is a certified chronique pain management therapist under the guidance of Yvan Campbell, a kinesiologist and expert consultant at the Pain Clinic of the Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu Hospital. Following her certification as a lifestyle medicine coach, she plans to develop a specialized approach in 2027. She has completed two "rolling" certifications—totaling 60 hours of training—one with Roll Model (Tune Up Fitness) in 2022 and another with YOGAMI International university in 2023. 

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She is passionate about movement and wants to offer a variety of tools adapted to each individual.