Meet Vadzim Siniauski
MY APPROACH TO TREATMENT AS AN OSTEOPATHIC-MASSAGE THERAPIST
Hello! My name is Vadzim Siniauski and I am an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner, B.Sc (Med), DOMP. I provide Massage and Osteopathic Manual Therapy in Toronto and GTA.
I am a registered member of Ontario Federation of Osteopathic Professionals. I specialize in treating various physical conditions by using advanced manual techniques integrated with principles of osteopathy.
My unique approach stems from my extensive knowledge of techniques and theories which allow me to treat patients according to their needs, not necessarily following a text-book approach.
As experienced Osteopath I thoroughly choose what I professionally believe is best for the clients and mold it directly to your personal needs.
I also continue to learn and grow in my studies by attending courses and conferences.
I was recently awarded Advanced Course Certificate in Osteopathy & Integrative Medicine (2022 State of Arizona).
I am very patient with my clients and take great care in what I do. I will ensure that not only your physical state is well, but I will go above and beyond to assess medical history, emotional well-being and spiritual state.
Osteopathic medicine is the up and coming, most natural approach to address a wide spectrum of health issues, that allows the body to realign and restore its natural structure and function.
My osteopathic services are fully licensed and covered by the most Canadian extended health care providers.
I received my diploma from the Toronto Academy of Osteopathy and keep up to date with the latest health care information. Feel free to follow me on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube to learn more about health tips and trends.
On your first visit at the clinic, I will carefully analyze your posture, movement, physical and emotional symptoms, medical history and spiritual state. Using a gentle touch, osteopathic treatment effectively allows the body to realign and restore its natural state and function.
Have any questions? Get in touch with me here on my contact form or call (647) 995-7722.
Are you in pain? Request FREE video consultation (15 minutes) here.
The FREE Video consultation sessions are used to understand and discuss the condition with the patient, as well as the recommended treatment.
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BRING BODY, MIND AND SPIRIT INTO A PERFECT BALANCEBody & Mind Osteopathic Clinic
280 Sheppard Av. E, unit # 208
Toronto, ON M2N 3B1
Monday - Friday 9am to 8pm
Saturday - 9am to 2pm
Sunday - Booking by request
No Walk-ins - By Appointment Only.
Osteopathic Treatment in Toronto
At Body & Mind Osteopathic Clinic in Toronto, we believe overall health is only achieved when you acknowledge and address the needs of the whole body. This is also the philosophy behind osteopathic medicine – the whole body must function together for optimal health. If one part of the body is compromised with an injury, then the rest of the body must adapt and compensate for this, eventually leading to inflammation, pain, stiffness and other health conditions.
A traditional Osteopathic treatment combines the five main types of Osteopathic modalities:
Osteopathic manual practitioners use a broad range of gentle, hands-on techniques, including:
- Soft tissue stretching
- Muscle energy techniques
- Deep tactile pressure
- Mobilization or manipulation of joints
- Ligament balancing techniques
- Cranial therapy
- Exercise for strength and conditioning
- Dry needling
- Sports taping
- Access Bars® technique
- Fascial Stretch Therapy (FST)
Osteopathic manual practitioners commonly treat:
- Back injuries and lower back injuries
- Neck injuries
- TMJ jaw ache / jaw imbalance and teeth grinding
- Chronic muscle aches and pains
- Fibromyalgia and chronic pain
- Tension or stress-related problems including headaches or migraines, anxiety
- Digestive conditions such as IBS, heartburn and general indigestion
- Ligament or muscle sprains due to overuse or sports
- Stress, depression, and chronic fatigue
- Allergies, including asthma, digestive sensitivities and intolerances
- Repetitive strain injuries, after surgery recovery, sports injuries and disk problems
- Peripheral injuries like shoulder pain, knee pain, hip and ankle pain
- Arthritis, including pain associated with rheumatoid and psoriatic arthritis
- Many more