Book an appointment.

We are happy to offer online booking! Simply click the ‘Book an Appointment’ button above; you are able to choose an appointment time which is most convenient for you. When booking an initial appointment, you will receive an online intake form to fill out, which will include questions about your health history. For all appointments, an appointment reminder will be emailed two days prior to your scheduled appointment. If you are not comfortable navigating online booking, you can reach out through the information provided on the contact page; please allow 24-48 hours for a response from your practitioner.

First day.

Your initial appointment will consist of an in depth conversation regarding your health history intake form, which was emailed prior to your appointment. Once we have thoroughly reviewed and discussed your intake form, an initial osteopathic assessment will be done. During this assessment, we are looking to evaluate your general movement range, which gives us a better understanding of your individual treatment needs; by doing so, we are able to come up with a treatment plan designed specifically for you. Your first osteopathic treatment will directly follow the assessment. Please wear non restrictive clothing, so we can deliver an accurate assessment and treatment.

Now what?

Once your initial appointment is completed, your practitioner will discuss a follow-up timeframe. Each person has individual needs, so the follow up time between treatments looks different for everyone. You can book your follow-up appointment immediately with your practitioner, or you may book online at a later time.

The goal.

Osteopathic care is designed to restore the self healing and self regulating capabilities within you; we do this by making sure there is proper alignment and unrestricted movement through your body. The goal is to create lasting changes which allow for you to see us less. Once we feel that you are functioning well on your own, follow up appointments only need to be booked when you feel is necessary.