Roxanne is an experienced healthcare professional with over 25 years of clinical practice. Her extensive background includes front-line therapeutic work, supporting both pediatric and adult populations in the area of communication. She has also contributed her expertise to all three First Nations communities in the Sarnia–Lambton region, reflecting a strong commitment to inclusive and community-based care.

In addition to her clinical experience, Roxanne served as a faculty member at Lambton College for five years, where she specialized in communication disorders and played a key role in educating and mentoring future practitioners.

Following the birth of her two children, Roxanne developed a focused interest in maternal care and went on to practice as a Doula for five years, providing comprehensive support to women throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period.

Roxanne has a longstanding interest in functional anatomy and mind-body sciences, including yoga and functional movement. Her approach is grounded in the assessment and treatment of structural dysfunctions, with an emphasis on identifying and addressing the underlying causes of health concerns.

Her introduction to Osteopathy was both personal and transformative, as she sought effective treatment for her own chronic health challenges. Through consistent, non-invasive osteopathic care, she experienced meaningful improvements in her health and overall quality of life. This experience inspired her to pursue osteopathy as a means of supporting others in achieving optimal health and well-being.

For further information or to schedule an appointment, please contact Roxanne at 519-466-6618 or book online.

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Tanya’s introduction to osteopathy began after attending an informational session at the recommendation of a close friend. Although initially unfamiliar with the discipline, the philosophy, principles, and treatment approach immediately resonated, leading to a clear commitment to pursuing osteopathic studies.

Tanya graduated from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy (CAO) in 2015 and later completed her training at the Canadian Academy of Animal Osteopathy (CAAO) in 2019.

With a focus on both human and animal osteopathy, Tanya applies extensive education and clinical experience to support optimal health through gentle, non-invasive, and comprehensive treatment approaches. Each patient receives individualized care designed to promote balance, function, and overall well-being.

📞 For inquiries: 519-402-8636

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