Benefit of our services at Our Osteopathic Student Clinic in Toronto

Christine is a graduate of the Canadian College of Osteopathy, 2011, completing her thesis on The Osteopathic Normalization of the Dural System on Grip Strength in Lateral Epicondylitis.
She is also a Registered Massage Therapist, graduating from Sutherland-Chan School & Teaching Clinic in 1999.

Christine has been practicing manual therapy for over 20 years in Toronto, Canada. She has been a student clinic supervisor at the Toronto campus since June, 2018. Christine has pursued continuing education for manual therapy in joint mobilization (Still Technique), visceral and joint adhesions (scar tissue release), the treatment of migraines, cranial nerve dysfunction and mild traumatic brain injuries (MTBI). She has taken continuing education courses with Phillipe Druelle D.O., Genevieve Forget D.O., Bernard Darraillans, D.O., Rachel Brooks, D.O., Mark Bozetto, D.O., Christian Defrance de Tersant, D.O., Anne Hartley, D.O.M.P., Laura Leslie D.O. and Brad McCutcheon D.O.M.P.

Jeremy has been working as a manual therapist since 2004. He graduated from the Canadian College of Osteopathy (Toronto) in 2016. Over his career he has worked as part of a multidisciplinary medical team with the national volleyball program, as well as other college and high school levels teams. He has worked in clinics alongside chiropractors, physiotherapists, naturopaths, and registered massage therapists, and taught at a private massage therapy college for 7 years. Currently, Jeremy works in family-based practice where he treats infants through great grand parents. He is also involved in a clinic for disabled children in Ethiopia where he works directly with the patients and has taken on a teaching roll to train the staff and introduce new methods of rehabilitation.

Biography and photo to come

Biography and photo to come

Lindsay Dixon has over twenty years of experience working in the field of sports medicine and health and wellness.
She is an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner, Certified Athletic Therapist and Registered Kinesiologist. She also holds certifications in Pilates and restorative yoga. Currently, Lindsay’s practice is in downtown Toronto.

Her appreciation for a holistic approach to health lead her to study osteopathy. Lindsay graduated from the 5-year osteopathy program at the Canadian College of Osteopathy in Toronto in 2014 and successfully defended her thesis in 2015. As an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner, she has particular interest in the interconnection between the mind and body. Her research study titled “The effect of Osteopathic Manipulative Therapy on Generalized Anxiety Disorder” assessed the efficacy of osteopathy as an adjunctive treatment in individuals suffering from moderate to severe Generalized Anxiety Disorder. She had the opportunity to conduct her research at the START Clinic for Mood and Anxiety Disorders; a private practice offering psychiatric, psychological, psychotherapeutic, naturopathic, and holistic services. Her research has been published in the Journal of the American Osteopathic Association March 2020 issue.

Lindsay has extensive clinical and field experience working with recreational and competitive athletes. However, her training enables her to work with all individuals, ages and abilities to assist them in restoring their health.

Lindsay is an avid endurance recreational athlete completing several triathlons including a 1/2 ironman and marathons including the Boston marathon. She has contributed to the Canadian Running Magazine including video education series and articles on injury prevention and wellness.

Lindsay had the opportunity to work at the Pan Am Games in Toronto summer 2015 with gymnastics, racquetball, squash and trampoline events. She was also part of the medical team for wheelchair basketball at the Invictus games held in Toronto in September 2017 and the medical team for Skate Canada National Figure Skating Championships in January 2020.