Osteopathy
'The hands can feel the life within' Dr. Viola M. Frymann, DO
OSTEOPATHY
Osteopathy is a manual approach that aims to restore function to different parts of the body. At the end of the 19th century, Dr. Andrew Taylor Still described osteopaths as engineers of the human body who are fully conversant with anatomy and physiology, as well as the interactions between the various mechanisms that produce balance and health. Through fine and precise palpation, a complete and comprehensive assessment allows us to seek the cause(s) of neuromusculoskeletal, visceral, and cranial dysfunctions and pain. The assessment is based on the position, mobility, and vitality of each part of the body. Each osteopathic treatment is specific and adapted to each patient according to their age, health, and needs.
More and more patients are seeking Osteopathic care: infants, children, pregnant women, people who have suffered falls, concussions, sports injuries, work or road accidents, disabled people, the elderly, to prevent and relieve pain and dysfunction.
“ Balancing everything is good.
"Putting everything in harmony is better. "
Victor Hugo
“Life is movement” Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, DO
SOPHIE JANSSENS
Osteopath, DO
member of Osteopathy Quebec
Who is Sophie Janssens?
Passionate about dance and medicine from a young age, Sophie began her career as a contemporary dancer. During this time, she was introduced to Pilates and osteopathy, becoming a great devotee of these methods. Certified in Pilates in 1996, Sophie worked at Cirque du Soleil in the performance medicine department for 3 years. She taught Pilates for the rehabilitation of high-level artists. With a constant desire to perfect her knowledge, she continued her studies in osteopathy at the Collège d'Études Ostéopathiques de Montréal (CEO) in 2006, from which she graduated in 2018 and became a member of the Association of Osteopaths of Quebec.
She practices osteopathy in a private clinic with a varied clientele, including children, newborns, athletes, the elderly, etc., for preventive monitoring, emergency and long-term maintenance interventions, preparation for childbirth, and pre- and post-operative meetings.
Her passion, her sensitivity and her availability for people who are suffering,
allow her to find solutions to relieve patients.
Sophie Janssens is passionate about the relationship between body and mind, movement, and health, and she continues postgraduate training to continually improve her practice and knowledge by incorporating new tools.
She deepens her practice through additional courses at International Osteopathy Symposiums such as:
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New approach in the manipulation of the spine and pelvis for hyperalgic, elderly and polytraumatized people (Jean-Pierre Barral, DO)
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Fascia as a sensory organ (Robert Schleipp)
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The best of Bernard Darraillans on somatoemotional issues
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Energy, Osteopathy: matter, movements and interrelationships (Nicholas Handoll, DO, Caroline Penn, DO)
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Women's Health : Osteopathic Keys. Osteopathy, Fertility, and Maternity (Nathalie Camirand, DO, Geneviève Kermorgant, DO). Women in All Their States from Puberty to Motherhood, Hormones and Emotions (Geneviève Kermorgant, DO)
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Stage 1, 2 and 3 concussions , endocranial spasms and neuroplasticity (Philippe Druelle, DO)
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Normalization of the brain-abdominal and harmonization of the brain-gut axis (Benoit Champagne, DO)
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Pediatric Osteopathy : approach focused on plagiocephaly, brachycephaly, craniosynostosis (Christian Defrance de Tersant, DO), Promoting child development through an osteopathic approach following the teachings of Dr. Viola Frymann (Stephano Bonomi and Monica Filisetti, DO)
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New treatment methods for young children (Philippe Druelle, DO)
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Osteopathic Techniques for Functional Emergency 2 (Robert Rousse, DO)
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The vascular tree (Geneviève Forget, DO)
schedule:
tuesday: 7h30-19h
wednesday:16h-18h
thursday:7h30-11h
friday:7h30-17h
Price:
100$ taxes included
Payment:
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