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Lower back pain, stiffness, or chronic back discomfort? Learn how osteopathy can help relieve back pain in NDG. Local osteopathic clinic in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce offering personalized, one-on-one care for residents of NDG, Côte-des-Neiges, Côte-Saint-Luc, Montreal West, Ville LaSalle, and Lachine.

Looking for an osteopath in NDG? Discover how osteopathy can help relieve neck pain (cervicalgia), back and shoulder pain through personalized osteopathic care.

Looking for an osteopath in NDG? Osteopathy can help relieve back pain, neck pain, and sports injuries. Personalized osteopathic care available in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, Côte-Saint-Luc, Montreal West, LaSalle, Lachine, and Côte-des-Neiges.

Neck pain is often blamed on cell phone use, but cervical flexion is not always the true cause. In osteopathy, neck pain is frequently linked to hip and pelvic dysfunction. A global approach helps address the real source of cervical pain.

he pelvis and spine work as a single functional unit. Restrictions in pelvic mobility can increase stress on the lumbar spine and contribute to chronic low back pain

Back pain—whether low back pain or upper back pain—can disrupt posture, breathing, and daily life. Learn how osteopathy relieves pain by improving fascia mobility, nervous system function, and overall body balance. Discover a complete approach to long-lasting back pain relief.

Osteopathy for back pain NDG: Quick, personalized relief for sciatica, lumbar pain, and sports injuries in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce

Learn how targeted osteopathic testing helps identify the real cause of your pain for lasting relief. A gentle and holistic approach in NDG

Wrist and hand pain doesn’t always come from a local issue. In osteopathy, it can be related to the elbow, shoulder, or brachial plexus — and sometimes even the liver, through the phrenic nerve. Learn how a global osteopathic approach can help relieve these pains effectively.

Struggling with persistent back pain despite treatments? Discover how osteopathy can address the root causes of your discomfort, restore mobility, and help you regain lasting relief in NDG, Montreal.

Persistent muscle pain in NDG? Find out how osteopathy helps release deep tension and restore lasting balance in your body.

Discover how an osteopath in NDG Montreal can help relieve sciatica pain with gentle and effective treatments.

Hip, knee, or sciatica pain could be linked to piriformis or popliteus syndrome. Learn how osteopathy in NDG Montreal can help relieve tension, improve mobility, and prevent recurring pain. Discover practical tips, stretches, and when to consult an osteopath for lasting relief.

Whether you’re a casual runner or a high-performance athlete, your body is constantly under stress. Osteopathy offers a natural and effective way to prevent injuries, enhance performance, and speed up recovery — no matter your sport.

When pain sets in — whether in your back, neck, or shoulders — it’s not always easy to know what kind of treatment you need: osteopathy or massage therapy?

Do you experience shoulder pain, stiffness, or difficulty lifting your arm?Shoulder tendinitis is a common condition—especially among active individuals and people with repetitive arm movements. At my osteopathy and massage therapy clinic in NDG, Montreal, I offer a natural, effective approach to reduce pain, restore mobility, and address the root cause of the problem.

Referred pain is felt at a distance from its source. For example, tension in the pleura or pericardium can create a tightness in the left shoulder or a dull ache in the left arm.This can sometimes mimic cardiac pain, especially if the person also has associated digestive or respiratory problems.

Clinic located in Montreal, easily accessible from Côte-Saint-Luc, Hampstead, Montreal West, Lasalle, and Lachine.

Do you suffer from frequent muscle pain?  Whether it's due to stress, poor posture or intense physical effort, muscle tension can become...

"For all back pain, osteopathy offers a comprehensive approach, which takes into account the muscles, joints, and also the internal organs."