Maggie Van Luven

Osteopathy has been on my radar since my first year of massage therapy school. I graduated from the Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy in Toronto and passed the OSCE exams administered by the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario in 2005. I continued to study, taking yoga teacher training and courses on myofascia, nerve disorders, lymphedema, post-operative and palliative care.

After 10 years of practice, I took the plunge and applied to the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy to begin the next leg of my exploration of “the human machine”. With pride, I was part of the graduating class of 2019. I attend a variety of Osteopathic conferences, including the International Osteopathic Conference and the International Congress of Fascia, in Berlin. I have a goal of participating in further study of anatomy with leading experts in the realm of dissection, particularly in regards to the study of myofascia.