Massage Therapy
- Mainly practices Osteopathy, uses massage.
- Employs individualized, tissue-listening approach.
- Addresses issues from diverse body forces.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Osteopathy
- Musculoskeletal assessment for pain and mobility issues.
- Manipulative treatment for trauma-related dysfunction (accidents, falls).
- Soft tissue techniques to address tension and tissue restriction.
- Joint mobilization to restore range of motion and function.
- Whole-body assessment to identify compensatory patterns and imbalances.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
White Rock Osteopathy
1959 152nd st, 312, Surrey, BC, V4A9E3
SUZANNE osteopathy Suzanne is trained as a Registered Massage Therapist and Osteopathic Practitioner. Although she mainly practices Osteopathy, massage techniques are often used in her treatments to aid in the patient goal of optimizing health and mobility. She has over 14 years in the healthcare field, most recently graduating from the Canadian School of Osteopathy in 2021, after completing the rigorous five year program. Suzanne treats any issues caused by forces put on the body. That can be from car accidents, falls, emotional forces, concussions, to just, being born. Suzanne treats every body individually and solves each problem like a puzzle. Osteopathy allows her to listen to the patients tissues, learning from each patient what their bodies needs at that time.
Massage Therapy
Using an osteopathic approach to Massage Therapy, the treatment will begin with a full assessment and treatment history. The treatment will use a combination of traditional massage techniques along side osteopathic techniques within the scope of practice of Massage Therapy . These will all be carried out with the knowledge of the therapist with consent of the patient. No oil will be used in these treatments, and patients will remain mostly clothed or to a comfortable level of undress. It is suggested to wear loose fitted exercise clothing such as loose sweat pants/shorts and top/sports bra (women). Please note, compression leggings or tights are not recommended.
Osteopathy
Please note that initial visits are 60 minutes while subsequent visits are 50 minutes. This leaves more time for detailed history intake. If you are having a hard time finding a treatment time, please join the waitlist! Someone's cancellation could be your lucky day. We recommend booking 3 treatments about 2 weeks apart to establish a good baseline, although it is not mandatory.