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Osteopathic Manual Practitioners in Ontario
Accepting New Clients

1 verified osteopathic manual practitioner found across Ontario

Osteopathic Manual Practitioners in Ontario provide hands-on therapy focused on restoring the body's natural balance and mobility. They assess and treat musculoskeletal pain, postural issues, sports injuries, headaches, digestive concerns, and more. The Ontario Association of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners (OAO) represents practitioners in the province.

Osteopathic sessions in Ontario typically run 45 to 60 minutes and cost between $90 and $180. Many extended health benefit plans cover osteopathic treatments. HealIn lists verified osteopathic manual practitioners across Ontario who are accepting new clients.

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Jean-Pierre Dubois

Osteopath

Annex, Toronto

Craniosacral TherapyVisceral ManipulationBack Pain

As a manual osteopath trained in France and Canada, I take a whole-body approach to health. Osteopathic manual practice works with the body's inherent self-healing capacity through gentle, non-invasive techniques. I commonly help with headaches, back and neck pain, TMJ dysfunction, and stress-related tension patterns.

$120–$160/sessionAccepting

Frequently Asked Questions

What does an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner treat in Ontario?+

Osteopathic Manual Practitioners treat a wide range of conditions including back and neck pain, joint pain, sports injuries, headaches and migraines, postural problems, and more. They use gentle hands-on techniques to improve mobility and reduce pain.

Is osteopathic treatment covered by insurance in Ontario?+

Many extended health benefit plans in Ontario include coverage for osteopathic treatments. Coverage limits and requirements vary by plan — check your benefits documentation or contact your insurer.