Osteopathy
Mina Kalil, MOst DOMP
Osteopath
After being introduced to osteopathy in 2011, Mina grew a keen interest towards the profession as his desire was always to help people feel better and pain free.
Mina is a British trained osteopath who went on to complete his Masters in Osteopathic Medicine in London, England at the British College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Mina appreciates the holistic approach that osteopathy takes as his job is to seek the underlying physiological cause of the issue, following the biopsychosocial model of health. Mina aims in providing support to educate, engage and influence patients in decisions pertaining to achieving and maintaining optimal health.
In his years of clinical training in the UK and Canada, Mina has dealt with all patients ranging from young athletes, office workers, elderly patients, factory/industrial workers as well as pregnant women.
Mina uses osteopathy as a way of detecting and treating injuries in the muscles, ligaments, fascia, nerves and joints of the body. Having a highly developed sense of touch known as palpation, he will gently and specifically evaluate and treat injuries. As an osteopathic practitioner, Mina believes that the body has the ability to heal itself and the skilled application of osteopathic techniques (massage, visceral, mobilization/manipulation and soft tissue) in addition to exercise prescription can improve this process and help patients reach their optimal goal.
Mina is a member of the Ontario Association of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners and is covered by most insurance plans.
Renata Adamczyk, RMT DOMP
Registered Massage Therapist and Osteopath
Renata is a duly certified Osteopath and Registered Massage Therapist.
Renata has a strong background in physical therapy and helping people bounce back from injury. Her personal interest in health and wellness combined with her education has led her to become a well-rounded practitioner, approaching health issues from different perspectives when necessary. She has been a manual osteopath for over seven years and is also a registered massage therapist.
With prior experience as a strength coach and former professional basketball player, she has in-depth knowledge of sports injuries and therapy.
Renata believes in the body’s ability to heal itself, and works with you to help realign your body to promote healing. With a gentle approach she listens to your body and guides you to become more aware of your movement. A variety of techniques are integrated into a treatment such as myofascial release, trigger point therapy, gentle mobilizations, and soft tissue therapy, along with strength and mobility exercises when needed.
- Back and neck pain
- Chronic Pain
- Headaches
- Stiff Joints, restricted movement
- Trapped Nerves
- Bowel Issues (constipation)
- Sciatica
- Postural problems
- Joint pain: knee, shoulder, hip, elbow, elbow, wrist
- Sport injuries
What to Wear? Comfortable Clothing, yoga pants, track pants, or shorts and a comfortable shirt to your treatment. No jeans, skirts, or tight undergarments, they make treatment difficult.
Will I be sore? Soreness can occur up 1-2 days after treatment. It is suggested to relax and not do anything to strenuous.
Is treatment covered by insurance? Some plans do cover Osteopathic treatment, unfortunately at this time they do not accept direct billing. Please confirm with your plan prior to booking. The following are Insurance Providers that may accept your claim:
• Great-West Life
• Green Shield Canada
• Manulife Financial
• Sun Life
• Desjardins Insurance
• Cowan Insurance Group
Do I need a Doctors Note? Not for treatment, however your insurance company may require one