Kelsey is a registered osteopath with an undergraduate degree in Kinesiology from Trent University and Ontario Tech. Kelsey graduated with a Bachelor of Health Sciences in Kinesiology with distinct honors. She gained an extensive knowledge in human anatomy, exercise physiology, and injury management and prevention.

At the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy, Kelsey studied and practiced classical osteopathy and applied anatomy for 4 years. Over these years, Kelsey developed a strong understanding of the principles of osteopathy in which she is able to demonstrate on the table. This extensive program trained Kelsey to be able to assess the compensatory pattern of the body to be able to determine the root cause of the pain that her patients are experiencing.

During her studies at the CAO, Kelsey completed over 4200 hours of hands-on practice and over 1000

hours at the not-for-profit student clinic treating the community of Hamilton, ON.

Kelsey is registered and in good standings with OSTCAN and the Ontario Osteopathic

Association.

My Passion

I am passionate about helping people get back to living pain free. Osteopathy is known to help the body return to a state where it can self-heal and self-regulate itself.

If there is pain on the outside, there is most likely pain

on the inside. My job is to find the restrictions within your body and remove them to restore proper body mechanics, nerve impulse and circulation. This results in a pain free life!

I love being able to help and educate others about bodies and inspire them to live ahealthy and active lifestyle. Osteopathy can be helpful for anyone who is suffering from an acute joint pain, visceral dysfunction, headaches, digestive concerns, poor posture and mobility, or

those who are looking for overall preventative care.

I was born and raised in Ottawa and have always had an interest for the anatomy and mechanics of the human body. I remember being a young girl and knowing that I belonged in a profession that allowed me to help others live a healthy life.

After working in the field of kinesiology, I was eager to learn even more about the human body, which is when I discovered Osteopathy.

When I am not working with patients, you can find me enjoying the outdoors, reading, spending time with my family and hanging out with my dog, Mack.