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[calumnia]

I'm looking for an osteopath in Montreal who works with viscular manipulation or craniosacral therapy focusing on nerve pain. Preferably English-speaking (I speak French but I prefer to do medical things in English) and on the island

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[julie_t]

Hands down, Pascale Daher at the Maheu-Killens Physiotherapy Clinic in Saint-Laurent, a block from Cote-Vertu metro (free parking for clients). She's fluent in English, French, Arabic and another language or two, and she's great. An added bonus is the fact that she's also a physiotherapist, so she can issue a 30-minute receipt for physio and a 30-minute receipt for osteo for each one-hour appoint for insurance purposes.

Disclaimer: It does take a while to get an appointment with her, but she's totally worth the wait. You can also ask to be put on the waiting list for when she adds new days to the schedule.

http://www.physiomk.com/en/index.html

[hellophotokitty]

Tony Eng
514-979-7706
te.massage@yahoo.ca

Fantastic therapist. Works with viscular manipulation or craniosacral therapy as well as therapeutic/sport massage and lymphatic drainage. Very intuitive and respectful. And a super nice guy. Anglophone and works in a studio right near Beaumont and Rockland road.

[missmiri]

I have a friend who works at kinatex physimed in st. laurent, his name is Nick. He's pretty good.

6363, Transcanadienne Ouest Bureau 112,

Saint-Laurent, QC H4T 1Z9
514-447-8182