Lana Finley

Energize Health

Lana is a dedicated Manual Osteopathic Therapist holding a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology from the University of British Columbia. Her passion for osteopathy was ignited during her overseas travels, where she experienced the profound health benefits of this holistic approach for herself. Upon her return to Canada, Lana honed her skills as a kinesiologist, working with various sports teams, and extensive care for those suffering from motor vehicle accidents. Intrigued by the osteopathic treatments she received, she pursued further education to deepen her understanding and expertise in this holistic discipline. Lana excels in understanding the intricate relationship between the body’s structure and function. Her deep knowledge of anatomy and physiological systems allows her to accurately identify and address the root causes of pain, rather than merely treating the symptoms. Lana’s approach is anchored in two fundamental principles: viewing the body as a unified whole and recognizing the interconnection between structure and function. She employs comprehensive assessment tools to detect dysfunctions and applies specialized techniques such as Muscle Energy Techniques, joint and fascial mobilizations, Myofascial remodeling, and fascial manipulation. Additionally, she is proficient in lymphatic, craniosacral, and visceral techniques, enhancing her clients’ overall well-being. Collaborating closely with her patients, Lana fosters partnerships that pave the way to successful outcomes by identifying repetitive movements in daily activities, past injury history, and the stresses impacting their bodies. Her expertise and commitment to blending scientific and holistic health enable her to make a significant positive impacts on her patients lives through manual osteopathic therapy. With her extensive qualifications and genuine passion for improving well-being, Lana offers a comprehensive and approachable path to better health. Outside of her professional practice, Lana enjoys being outdoors engaging in activities such as running, hiking, skiing, pickleball, and soccer.