Nouh Turki
- Musculoskeletal assessment and diagnosis of structural disorders.
- Manipulative treatment for spine and pelvic dysfunctions.
- Joint mobilization to restore peripheral joint mobility.
- Soft tissue techniques for visceral and myofascial restrictions.
- Whole-body assessment addressing nervous and venous system dysfunction.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Lakeside Health
2-140 Harbourfront Drive NE, Salmon Arm, BC, V1E 2T3
Nouh graduated from the University of Monastir in Tunisia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. He moved to Canada in 2011 to continue his education in Manual Osteopathic Practitioner Therapy at the Institute of Osteopathy in Montreal, Quebec. This was the first institution in Canada to offer a comprehensive osteopathy program, and its curriculum is recognized for meeting international standards. Nouh graduated in 2015 and has since been working as an Osteopathic Practitioner in the BC mainland and now the Shuswap. He is a current member of Osteopathy BC. In the past 4 years, Nouh’s work has widely focused on the assessment and treatment of disorders of the body’s structure. Whether it is related to the pelvis, peripheral joints, visceral organs, nervous systems, venous system or spine, Nouh genuinely believes, as a therapist, the body’s efforts to restore itself naturally and gently to optimal health is by osteopathy manipulation and one-on-one level of care. During his spare time Nouh enjoys travelling, spending time with family and friends. He speaks English, French and Arabic. Welcome to the Shuswap, Nouh!
This initial apointment is for new patients of osteopathy to perform initial assessments and provide treatment as time allows.