Lauren Klimpke
Athletic Therapy
- Musculoskeletal injury rehabilitation and return-to-sport recovery.
- Movement assessment and movement-based reconditioning programs.
- Exercise prescription and periodized conditioning for athletes.
- Manual therapy and soft tissue-based rehabilitation techniques.
- Taping, bracing support and on-field medical first response.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Osteopathy
- Musculoskeletal assessment for athletic injuries and rehabilitation.
- Manipulative treatment to restore joint mobility and function.
- Soft tissue techniques for pain relief and tissue balance.
- Whole-body assessment to address biomechanical imbalances.
- Joint mobilization integrated with exercise prescription and conditioning.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Velocity
232-A South Service Rd E, Oakville, ON, L6J 2X5
Lauren is a Certified Athletic Therapist who graduated with honors from Sheridan College in 2009. She has had the pleasure of working with varsity and nationally competitive athletes on field as a medical first responder and in clinic as a rehabilitation specialist. Sports Conditioning & Injury Rehabilitation Her pursuit for excellence in her own athletic endeavors of basketball, track, cross-country, and sprint triathlon led her in the direction of helping athletes of all levels and abilities achieve their goals in fitness and rehabilitation by adapting exercise prescription and periodized programming to compliment every athlete that does personal training with her. Lauren’s educational pursuit and her beliefs in manual practice as a powerful source for healing and balancing the entire person has lead her to enrich her studies at the Canadian College of Osteopathy where she is currently enrolled.
Athletic Therapy
Osteopathy
An osteopathic manual practitioner is educated to examine, diagnose, treat and give prognosis where this relationship between structure and function may be compromised. During treatment, an osteopathic manual practitioner influences the spine and peripheral joints and, in consideration with the above, the fluids, fascia and tissues that complete the human body. We perform gentle movements to organs and joints to improve the biomechanical function of the whole body. Once the mechanical distribution of force and movement is restored, your body has the ability to use its innate ability to heal allowing for reduction in pain and improvement in health.