“Health lives in motion. When structure meets function, the body finds its way back toward balance”

With a background in movement and exercise, along with a lifelong passion for physical activity and holistic health, Corey was drawn to osteopathic manual therapy through a personal search to better understand the body, health, and healing. His approach is rooted in the belief that structure and function are deeply connected, and that the body has a remarkable capacity to adapt, self-regulate, and heal.

Corey is passionate about helping patients move better, feel better, and return to the activities that matter most to them — whether that involves reducing pain, improving performance, supporting recovery, or enhancing overall well-being. His treatment approach focuses on supporting long-term health and resilience by working with the body as an integrated whole.

Corey is a registered member of Osteopathy Canada, and practices in accordance with national standards of education, professional conduct, and osteopathic principles.

Outside of the clinic, Corey enjoys running, obstacle course races, drawing, reading, and spending time with his cats — usually with a good coffee close by.

Credentials

  • Osteopathic Manual Therapist l Canadian Academy of Osteopathy
  • Member of Practice of Osteopathic Manipulative Science (M.OMSc)
  • Bachelor of Health and Physical Education (Major in Physical Literacy) l Mount Royal University
  • Certified in Basic Life Support (BLS)