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Feel better.

OSTEOPATHY.

tamara lobo - Osteopathic Manual PRACTITIONER

Lea Pentney - Osteopathic Manual PRACTITIONER

151 Frobisher Dr, Unit c109, WATERLOO   (519) 616-9240

 
 

OSTEOPATH - SERVING WATERLOO, KITCHENER, CONESTOGO, ST. JACOBS, ELMIRA

Osteopathy treats pain and discomfort by restoring balance to the body as a whole system.

When the body is able to move freely it has the ability to heal and regulate itself.

The Osteopathic Manual Practitioner will consider all aspects of the body when addressing a patient’s concerns: bones (hard tissue), muscles (soft tissue), organ systems, nervous system, and circulatory system.  If there is a problem in one area then the entire body will be affected because everything is connected and works together.

Osteopathy gently brings the body back into alignment to improve motion and function which then reduces pain and discomfort.  The gentle nature of osteopathic treatment allows the body to more readily accept the corrections and maintain long lasting results.  This also makes osteopathy safe for people of all ages.

 

Phone

(519) 616-9240

 

Location

151 Frobisher Dr.
Unit C109
Waterloo, ON  N2V 2C9 

Hours

Mon 10am–4:30pm
Tues 8am-3pm
Wed
9am-6pm
Thurs 9am-6pm
Fri 8am-3pm
Sa, Su Closed

 
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OSTEOPATHIC TREATMENTS

Seeing the body as a whole, your Waterloo North Osteopathy treatments focus on removing the pain you are experiencing in a certain area by approaching how your entire body works, including muscles, bones and organs.  The following are reasons to seek osteopathic treatment:

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lower back pain
Osteopathic treatment

Osteopathy treatment for lower back pain is one of the most common reasons men and women visit an Osteopathic Manual Therapist. 

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NECK & shoulder PAIN
Osteopathic treatment

Osteopathic treatments for neck and shoulder pain focus on realigning your body to allow proper movement and reduce strain.

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migraines
Osteopathic treatment

There are many causes to migraine headaches but osteopathic treatment to the body as a whole can relieve muscle tension and improve circulation which can bring relief for migraine sufferers


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injury / accident rehab
Osteopathic treatment

Osteopathic rehabilitation from injury or accident restores proper function and range of motion to joints and muscles

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sciatic nerve pain
Osteopathic treatment

Severe leg pain caused by irritation to the sciatic nerve can be treated with osteopathic methods to bring about relief  

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tmj pain
Osteopathic treatment

Osteopathy treats painful jaw disorders, providing relief and realignment for natural healing.

Osteopathic treatment may also be beneficial for people dealing with the following health concerns:

  • Digestive Concerns

  • Heartburn

  • Gas / Bloating

  • Constipation / Diarrhea

  • Low Energy Levels

  • Sleep Issues

 
 

Our Team

Tamara Lobo

 

Osteopathic Manual Practitioner

Tamara is a graduate of the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy with a Master in Practice of Osteopathic Manipulative Sciences, M.OMSc. This is an intense four-year program that studies human anatomy and physiology and how the body functions as one unit.

When we are able to see the body as a whole and how each system or area works with the others then we are more likely to find health.

Tamara Lobo is a professional member in good standing with Osteopathy Canada which is recognized and accepted by all extended healthcare insurance providers.

Lea Pentney

Osteopathic Manual Practitioner

Lea Pentney holds a Bachelor of Human Kinetics with a specialization in Movement Science from the University of Windsor, where she also competed as a varsity soccer athlete. Her fascination with the human body, anatomy and physiology grew from there. Her background in varsity sport deepened her understanding of performance, injury, alignment and recovery, and continues to shape her clinical approach today. Lea went on to earn her Master of Osteopathic Manipulative Sciences (M.OMSc) from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy, a Type 1 designated osteopathy school with over 4,200 hours of comprehensive training. Her education is rooted in foundational Osteopathic principles, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all systems in the body and the body’s innate ability to heal when structure and function are properly aligned. Lea is committed to providing thoughtful, individualized care that supports long-term health and optimal movement.

 

What to Expect at Waterloo North Osteopathy

Never been to an Osteopath before?  Watch this short video to meet Tamara Lobo to learn what you can expect from an osteopathic treatment at Waterloo North Osteopathy.  Tamara also explains what types of pains Osteopathy helps to relieve.

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151 Frobisher Dr.
Unit C109
Waterloo, ON N2V 2C9

 
 
 

Contact Waterloo North Osteopathy

(519)616-9240