Benefit of our services at Our Osteopathic Student Clinic in Halifax

Ulla graduated from CEO Halifax in 2013 and successfully presented her thesis in 2015. She took on the position of the Halifax Student Clinic Administrator in August 2020.

Ulla is currently taking her Train the Trainer certification and is excited to start teaching at the CEO in Halifax.

Peter Goodman is a Manual Osteopath and medically trained massage therapist with 36 years of experience treating chronic pain and all levels of injury—including athletic injuries for both amateur and elite athletes. Peter teaches a number of courses at the Halifax Campus of the Collège d’Études Ostéopathiques, where his responsibilities include overseeing the clinical training of osteopathic students. He was the first Principal of the Halifax Campus from 2011-2017, helping to lay the groundwork for a cohesive osteopathic community.

Peter is co-founder of EastWind Health Associates, one of the first multi-disciplinary integrative health clinics in Nova Scotia, opening in 1989.

Additionally, Peter is a Professional Counsellor and Transactional Analyst, with 38 years of clinical experience. He has certification in the treatment of addictions, post-traumatic stress disorder, and conflict resolution. He practices contemplative psychotherapy with individuals, couples, families, and groups.

Peter has lived in Nova Scotia since 1989, raising four daughters with his wife and life-partner Mary Goodman. He has been a mindfulness meditation practitioner for 48 years and also holds a 3rd degree Black Belt in the martial arts discipline of TaeKwonDo.

The core view of Peter’s therapeutic approach is that all human beings possess genuine health and human dignity. These are innate qualities that can never be destroyed.

Jocelyn Glover has an osteopathic diploma from the Collège d’Études Ostéopathiques (CEO) in Montréal (2010), a Bachelor of Science in Applied Human Nutrition (Dietetics) from Mount Saint Vincent University (2003) and a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of New Brunswick (2000). Jocelyn has been a supervisor, assistant and teacher with the CEO Halifax campus for 9 years. She currently teaches the Stomach/Esophagus course and is a clinical supervisor with the CEO Halifax campus.

Jocelyn has a special interest in the Gut Brain Axis and gastrointestinal issues and presented at the CEO Montreal Symposium (2017) on Osteopathic Approaches to Treatment of Systemic Inflammation: The Liver. Jocelyn has been a multidisciplinary owner since 2012.

Heather has been teaching for the CEO Halifax campus since 2011. Over the years she has taught several courses and currently teaches TMJ 1, TMJ2, Dorsal 2, Pelvis 1 and the Bones of the Face course.

She is a clinic supervisor for the external clinic in Halifax and is a jury member for year-end exams. Graduating from the CEO in 2010, Heather’s thesis related to malocclusion in children. She also graduated with a degree in Osteopathy from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine, where her research involved bruxism.

Heather owns and practices at Beech Street Health Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia since 2008.

Julie graduated from CEO in Halifax in 2015. She studied at the Vancouver Campus, the Toronto Campus and finally settled in Halifax for her final year. Julie graduated from the Calgary Foothills College of Massage Therapy in 2001 and she holds a bachelor of science degree from Dalhousie University (1996).
She has been a clinic supervisor in Halifax since 2017 and has assisted in 3 courses.

Julie enjoys being able to help students with their palpation skills and loves sharing her passion for osteopathy with others.
She is currently doing postgraduate courses in Biodynamic osteopathy.

Eleni began her studies at the CEO Halifax College in 2002 and received the Andrew Taylor award for her thesis research in 2015 entitled, "Osteopathy and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity: A Quantitative Descriptive Study".

She began with assistant teaching, working in Student Clinic and with thesis students in 2016 to present.

Eleni loves the interplay between mind and body and the balance we are able to offer both patients and students in the still point. She is fascinated by the power that lies in stillness.
She also taught junior high and high school English and Mathematics for several years and she danced professionally for a couple of years, so she understands dancers and the injuries that can be sustained therein.
Eleni also worked in a Marketing office of a Mall.

She owned her own practice "Body-Mind Bodyworks" where she practiced Osteopathy, Massage Therapy, Yoga therapy, Body-Mind Centering, Movement Therapy, Bowen Therapy as well as teaching Yoga and Pilates classes. Now she’s working again in her own home-based practice.