Answers and relief, same visit
Osteopathy in London, Ontario
Gentle, hands-on osteopathic care for the whole family: babies, children, adults, pregnancy and postpartum. Your first visit covers a full health history, a movement assessment and treatment in the same session.
Book osteopathyFrom $110
Good for
- Neck and back pain
- Headaches and migraines
- Pregnancy aches and pelvic pain
- Postpartum recovery
- Postural strain and overuse injuries
What to expect
- Get to the rootA full health history and a look at how your body is moving.
- Treatment the same dayHands-on techniques chosen for you, so you leave with relief.
- A plan built around youFollow-ups adapt to how your body responded.
Who you'll see
Joshua Lloyd, OMP, R.Ac
Osteopathic Manual Practitioner & Registered Acupuncturist
Joshua Lloyd, O.M.P., R.Ac is an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner and Registered Acupuncturist offering gentle, hands-on care for the whole family - babies, children, adults, pregnancy, and postpartum. A graduate of the…
Questions parents ask
What is osteopathic manual therapy?
Osteopathic manual therapy is a gentle, hands-on, non-invasive approach that works with the whole body, including joints, muscles, connective tissue, and posture, to support its natural ability to move and feel better. Rather than focusing on a single point of pain, an osteopathic practitioner assesses how the whole body is functioning together.
Is osteopathy safe for babies and newborns?
Yes. Osteopathic techniques used with babies are extremely gentle and non-invasive, using only light touch. Parents often seek osteopathic care to support their baby's comfort, feeding, and movement. A parent or guardian remains present throughout the entire appointment.
What can osteopathy help my baby with?
Parents commonly bring their babies for support with torticollis (a head-turning preference), flat spots (plagiocephaly), feeding or latching challenges, general tension or stiffness, and strain related to birth. Your practitioner will assess your baby and discuss what care may help.
Is osteopathy safe during pregnancy?
Yes. Prenatal osteopathy uses gentle techniques chosen specifically for comfort and safety during pregnancy, and positioning is adapted as your pregnancy progresses. It can help ease back and pelvic pain, postural strain, and tension through each trimester.
Do I need a referral to see an osteopath in Ontario?
No. You do not need a physician's referral to book an osteopathic manual therapy appointment. You can book directly online any time.
Is osteopathy covered by insurance in Ontario?
Osteopathy is not covered by OHIP, but many extended health benefit plans and Health Spending Accounts provide coverage for osteopathic manual therapy. Coverage depends on your individual plan and your practitioner's credentials, so it's best to check directly with your insurer. We provide a detailed receipt for your claim.
What should I wear to my osteopathy appointment?
Wear comfortable clothing that allows for easy movement and assessment. For babies and children, dress them in comfortable, easy-to-move clothing, and feel free to bring a favourite toy, soother, or feeding items to keep them settled.
How many osteopathy sessions will I need?
It varies by person and concern. Some clients notice improvement after one or two visits, while others benefit from a short series of treatments. Your practitioner will discuss a recommended plan with you after your first assessment.
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