Osteopathy at Lorne Park Integrated Health
What is Osteopathy?
As classically-trained Osteopathic Manual Practitioners, we work to find the cause of the dysfunction in the body, and not dwell on the presented side effects. We work with the natural rhythm of the body for a more integrative and intuitive approach.
The body is a dynamic unit of function, meaning it functions best with motion. Osteopathy’s goal is to restore motion where it has been lost. This lost motion results in stagnant fluid and eventually leads to dis-ease. By removing any obstructions to the vessels (nerve, blood &/or lymphatics) and integrating the in-depth knowledge of anatomy and physiology, the practitioner can restore the lost motion and health.
Osteopathy at Lorne Park Integrated Health can address a wide variety of concerns:
- Digestion issues
- Back pain
- Muscle or joint pain
- Headaches or migraines
- Fertility concerns
- Numbness and tingling
- Sleep problems
- Urogenital system complaints
- Sports injuries
- Inflammatory conditions
- Newborn care
- And more…
Meet Kelley Graham, M.OMSc,
Manual Therapist
The founder of Osteopathy viewed the body as a machine and said that if one component wasn’t working, it would have an effect on the whole system. As classically-trained osteopathic manual practitioners, we work to find the cause of the dysfunction in the body, and not dwell on the presented side effects.
Kelley is a classically-trained Osteopathic Manual Practitioner as a graduate from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy. She is also a member of the Ontario Osteopathic Association, which requires the highest standard of training in Canada.
Kelley believes the idea that the practitioner works with the body instead of against the body is what sets Osteopathy apart. The body is self-healing, just like Nature, so the practitioner bestows it the level of respect it deserves. The unique approach to the facilitation of healing that Osteopathy offers is what drew her into this field.
Kelley is currently enrolled in the Canadian Academy of Animal Osteopathy due to graduate in September 2025. She is currently looking for all types of animals to treat (dogs, cats, horses, pigs, goats, cows, guinea pigs, bunnies, etc.) and is offering a mobile service. More information can be found on her website at www.roseosteopathy.ca. With any questions please reach out directly to her at kelley@roseosteopathy.ca.
Contact Lorne Park Integrated Health
For a more detailed explanation of what Osteopathy is and how it can help you, please call or email the clinic.
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