About Us
“....lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover.” - Mark 16:18
At Knight Holistic Therapy, we believe that the human body functions as a dynamically integrated whole and that every person deserves compassionate and receptive healthcare rooted in this foundational precept of care. Our practitioners look at the entirety of each individual, taking into account the history of illness and injury, and attempt to find the cause of pain or disease held within the body to facilitate healing. We operate under the philosophy of “Find it, fix it, leave it alone.”, an outlook adopted from the founder of the Osteopathic profession, which is why we are committed to providing the most efficient and affordable methods of treatment for our clients.
​
Affiliates / Clinics
Knight Holistic Therapy
​
Our clinic was opened in January 2022, it is a clean and professional space within a comfortable home-style setting. We offer both daytime and evening availability to support the needs of our clients.
Professionalism
​
Our practitioners are members of the Ontario Osteopathic Association (OOA), which sets rigorous professional standards and membership criteria to ensure patient safety and the highest level of manual osteopathic training. The OOA is a provincial member association of Osteopathy Canada (OSTCAN). OSTCAN represents provincial member organizations in seeking Canadian regulatory standards at the highest international level, including those in the UK and Australia. OSTCAN is regulated by the World Health Organization and the private insurance company sector. Click here to see Natasha's OSTCAN Membership.
Click here to learn more about OSTCAN.
What to Expect
Manual osteopathic therapy is a hands-on approach to treatment, it uses motion tests and palpation to look for areas of restriction in the body. Restriction can be found in all layers of the body; skin, fascia, muscles, nerves, joints and ligaments. As the practitioner finds restricted parts of the body, treatment is administered using myofascial release, muscle energy techniques or gentle movement of a joint within its range of motion.