Emily Stewart
- Musculoskeletal assessment to identify root causes of dysfunction.
- Whole-body assessment guided by osteopathic principles and movement analysis.
- Manipulative treatment to improve alignment and restore motion.
- Soft tissue techniques to release tension and improve tissue mobility.
- Joint mobilization to enhance joint function and relieve pain.
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Anatomica
1302 Bloor St W, at Lansdowne Ave, Toronto, ON, M6H 1N9
Emily Stewart is an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner with a personal passion for health and well-being. She was drawn to study Osteopathy following the completion of her undergraduate degree in Human Kinetics, because it embraces both a holistic and scientific approach to manual therapy. Emily graduated from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy and is a member of the reputable Osteopathy Canada (OSTCAN) Association. Emily’s goal is to ensure that every patient leaves the treatment feeling their best, and so her approach is centred on the unique needs and goals of each patient in that moment. Her treatments are rooted in Osteopathic Principles which recognize that the body is one dynamic unit of function – if there is dysfunction in the structures of the body, it will impact the function. Guided by these principles and a deep understanding of human movement, Emily investigates the root cause of dysfunction, and improves alignment and motion of structures to help facilitate the body’s innate ability to self-heal and self-regulate.
A thorough physical and postural exam followed by hands-on osteopathic treatment, which may include myofascial release and soft tissue techniques, joint mobilization & manipulations, craniosacral therapy and visceral treatment, by an OAO or OSTCAN licensed Osteopathic Manual Practitioner.