Aegis Osteopathy

22/02/2023

18/02/2023

The world is changing for those with disabilities. Imagine the life changing event it would be to reobtain any amount of independence (individuals have different needs, so the amount would vary). While these products are mostly out of the price range of a high number of disabled people, this shows great possibility for the future.

Although unafordable, for most, I am pleased at least some individuals are able to get these innovative chairs. ❤️

11/02/2023

Do you already know which house you will choose? 🔮🪄


🪄 https://bit.ly/Make-some-magic

13/12/2022

A healthy posture takes effort and practice to correct! Great way to fix back pain is to get that posture where it should be!

Sit up straight! https://imgur.com/gallery/w9iSDkv

01/10/2022

With 3D printing becoming so cheap and common, it’s allowing for new avenues of accessibility. Such a gadget can be useful for such people as stroke survivors, amputees, those with congenital hand deformities, those with injuries and so many other conditions.

While an active lifestyle is of course the healthiest option, and often vital for preventing further disability, being able to participate in beloved leisure activities can up one’s life enjoyment. ❤️

16/09/2022

10/09/2022

Manual osteopathy has roots in traditional indigenous medicine, bodywork and healing arts. Dr Andrew Taylor Still, MD, DO, founder of osteopathy lived in Shawnee Tribe reservation land for a decade and was introduced to Shawnee and Cherokee bodywork. Osteopathic techniques introduced by Dr Still such as osteoarticular techniques and soft tissue therapy as well as techniques introduced later on by other osteopaths such as cranial osteopathy (which craniosacral therapy has originated from) and visceral (organs) manipulation have origins in Native American bodywork and medicine.

It was for this reason that the founder/president of my manual osteopathic college, AND board member of the College of Registered Manual Osteopaths, Dr Shawn Pourgol, decided to pay homage to Indiginous peoples by having Indiginous representation cleary visible in its crest (just for starters!).

I am proud my profession recognizes the contributions of the Shawnee Tribes to our profession from skills which they honed for hundreds of generations. 🧡🦅

Have an informative Indigenous People’s Day, everyone!

Welcome to The College of Registered Manual Osteopaths News Contact Us ABOUT CRMO The College of Registered Manual Osteopaths (Canada), based in Thornhill, Ontario is registered as a national nonprofit Indigenous organization on June 27, 2019. CRMO registers and supervises its members practicing on....

24/08/2022

These 4 neck stretches can help improve neck flexibility and function, while reducing pain and stiffness. Watch all of our neck stretching videos on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3vw6oWf

17/08/2022

"No path looks the same, maybe we should just celebrate finding a path at all."

15/08/2022

Off to Toronto for two weeks to do some technical training, and big-time studying, on-campus with the National Academy of Osteopathy!

This is part of the training needed to finish my education. Wish me luck!