Theresa Lor
Theresa Lor, OMT – I will graduate from The Canadian Academy of Osteopathy In April of 2026 completing a 4 year program in Classical Osteopathy with over 1,000 hours of supervised hands-on clinical training and 4200 hours of hands-on in person training.
Over many years my body stopped responding to restorative practices the way it once had, and years at a desk left me with chronic pain that limited what I could do. After spending significant time and money seeking relief, I discovered body rolling, which sparked my interest in self-maintenance and deepened my curiosity about anatomy and movement.
- 4-Year Classical Program
- 5,200+ Hands-on Hours
- Personalized Recovery Focus
- Active Lifestyle Support
Comprehensive Manual Therapy
Utilising a mechanical approach rooted in functional anatomy, an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner provides hands-on care to restore health by improving alignment, mobility, and the body’s natural ability to heal and perform at its best.
Classical Manual Therapy
Gentle, precise manual adjustments that look at the body as a single, functional unit.
Structural Alignment
We identify and correct mechanical imbalances that contribute to tension, discomfort, and inflammation.
Systemic Wellness
Enhancing blood flow and nerve supply to boost your body’s inherent healing power.
Chronic Pain Management
Specialized care for migraines, back pain, and repetitive strain injuries.
What is Osteopathy?
Osteopathy is a gentle, holistic approach to healthcare that focuses on the body as a connected and integrated whole. It is based on the understanding that the body’s structure and function are closely related, and when one area is restricted, it can influence overall health and well-being.
Through hands-on treatment, osteopathy works to release tension, improve mobility, and restore balance within the body. Using techniques such as soft tissue therapy, joint mobilization, and subtle manual adjustments, it helps support circulation, reduce strain, and encourage the body’s natural ability to heal itself.
A nature-centered approach to health and recovery.
Theresa’s passion for hiking, skiing, and mountain biking influences her clinical perspective—helping you return to the activities you love with confidence and comfort.
My Commitment to Clinical Excellence
Osteopathic Manual Therapy is more than just a treatment; it is a philosophy of health. My commitment is to provide a safe, professional, and effective environment for every patient. By understanding the root cause of your dysfunction—whether from an injury or years of posture-related stress—we work together to restore balance and alignment within your body.
I believe in a nature-centered approach to health. My love for hiking, skiing, and mountain biking informs my practice, helping you return to the activities you love.
Why Choose Us
Expert Osteopathic Manual Practice & Registered Massage Therapy
20+ Years of Clinical Insight
While a 2026 graduate, my background in disciplined professional environments ensures a meticulous approach to patient care.
- Patient-Centered Methodology
- Evidence-Based Assessment
- Root Cause Identification
Classical Manual Therapy Training
Trained at the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy, with a strong focus on functional anatomy and the mechanics of the human body.
- 4,200+ Academic Hours
- 1,000+ Clinical Practice Hours
- Comprehensive Structural Focus
Restoring Body Function
We focus on the relationship between structure and function to help your body regulate and heal itself naturally.
- Improved Mobility & Range
- Chronic Pain Management
- Nervous System Support