Treating Pain With Osteopathy
Triggering Your Body's Natural Healing Process
Healing With Massage Therapy
The Power To Heal

The Power to Heal.

The body is a self-healing organism, so it’s really about clearing things out of the way so the body can heal itself.

You Deserve Health

You Deserve Health.

Time and health are two precious assets that we don’t recognize and appreciate until they have been depleted.

Healing Presence

Healing Presence.

Good health is not something we can buy. However, it can be an extremely valuable savings account.

Striving To Be the best Osteopathy And Massage Therapy clinic in toronto

Osteopathy Treatment, A Holistic Approach That Heals The Whole Body

At Integrated Bodywork, an Osteopathy clinic located at Yonge and Eglinton Toronto, we offer Osteopathy and Massage therapy services.  Our mission is supporting people who wish to regain their optimal health without medications and surgeries as well as people who are looking for complementary therapies adjacent to their medical treatment. Along with osteopathy and massage Therapy services we offer Healy Microcurrent Device and Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) sessions.

Osteopathy is an established and recognized system of healthcare that relies on manual contact for diagnosis and treatment.  Furthermore it integrates the whole body, including the mind with emphasis on allowing the body’s built-in tendency to self-heal naturally without medicine.

Massage therapy is beneficial for chronic pain, muscular overuse or everyday stress. Another great benefit of Massage Therapy is that it can  eliminate or reduce inflammation by increasing joint mobility and the flow of fluids throughout the body.

Reiki (Rei=universal, ki= life energy) is a Japanese healing technique that involves transferring energy from Practitioner to recipient through gentle touch on or above a person’s clothed body. 

Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) helps reduce inflammation to eliminate pain, evidently the protocols used in therapy aid in the healing of an acute injury as well as recovery after an operative procedure.

What Our Clients Say About Us
why Osteopathy and Massage Therapy
Resetting Your Whole Body to Find Balance, Reduce Pain and Stiffness & Improve Mobility

About Mohamed-Amin, DOMP

Mohamed-Amin is a French-trained osteopath who offers personalized care tailored to each patient. He provides relief for both chronic conditions and acute or urgent pain. He treats a wide range of issues such as sciatica, neck pain, digestive disorders, TMJ (temporomandibular joint) dysfunctions, and postural imbalances. As an athlete himself, he also supports athletes with injury management, recovery, and performance optimization. He has also completed specialized training in pediatrics to care for children from birth onward.

About Ki-Hun Lee, DOMP, RMT

Ki-Hun Lee is an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner, Registered Massage Therapist, FSM Practitioner. Conveniently located near Yonge and Eglinton in Toronto, he is dedicated to helping people live a pain-free life. 

Treating pain with Osteopathy in Toronto

Clinic Hours

Our Osteopathy, Massage Therapy and Kinesiology Clinic is conveniently located in the Yonge and Eglinton Area, in Toronto, Canada.

Monday

8 AM – 6 PM

Tuesday

8 AM – 7 PM

Wednesday

CLOSED

Thursday

3 PM – 7 PM

Friday

8 AM – 7 PM

Saturday

8 AM – 6 PM

Sun

CLOSED

treating pain with osteopathy and massage therapy

We help people in chronic and acute pain become pain free

Osteopathy Toronto
Regain your optimal health without medications and surgeries

Osteopathic Manual Practitioners’ more holistic approach to pain relief can provide relief when more traditional approaches do not. Our mission is to help you regain your optimal health without medications and surgeries. We also help people who are looking for complementary therapies to current medical treatment.

Treating chronic and acute pain by treating the whole person
In the osteopathic perspective, one needs to treat the whole person: body, mind and spirit. Instead of viewing the body as a machine, osteopathy looks at pain as the result of complex interactions between physical factors as well as psychological and social factors, also referred to as the “biopsychosocial” approach.
A Pain treatment that reduces the reliance on painkillers

When injuries heal but pain remains, the typical western medical approach is to provide anti-inflammatories and/or painkillers to provide relief. This approach does not necessarily impact the underlying issues and can lead to patients being reliant on pain management drugs for an extended period of time.

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What to expect & how to care for your body

After a treatment, your body begins to adjust to the changes made during your session. It’s normal to experience a short adjustment period lasting about 24–48 hours.

Common Reactions

  • Soreness or stiffness
    Like the feeling after a workout. This usually eases within a day or two.
  • Fatigue
    Your body may use extra energy to readjust, leaving you feeling more tired than usual.
  • Improved mobility and relaxation
    Many people notice greater ease of movement, relaxation and energy right away.
  • Temporary increase in symptoms
    Sometimes your original discomfort may briefly flare up, or new aches may appear. This is a normal part of the body’s adjustment and healing response.
  • Other sensations
    Some people report mild headaches, light dizziness, changes in mood, or shifts in digestion. These are temporary and typically pass quickly.

💧 Post-Treatment Care (First 24–48 Hours)

  • Rest and hydrate – Give your body recovery time and drink plenty of water.
  • Avoid strenuous activity – Skip heavy lifting, intense workouts, or physically demanding tasks.
  • Gentle movement – Light walking or stretching can help circulation and reduce stiffness.
  • Follow your practitioner’s advice – Complete any recommended home care or exercises.

️ When to Contact Your Practitioner

Please reach out if you experience:

  • Severe or persistent pain
  • Significant swelling or unusual symptoms
  • Reactions lasting more than a few days

Your practitioner can guide you further and adjust your treatment plan if needed.

Remember: mild reactions are a normal part of your body’s healing and adjustment. Most people feel the benefits—such as reduced tension, greater mobility, and improved wellbeing—within a short time.

Osteopathy is a gentle, hands-on therapy that focuses on improving how your body moves and functions. Many people come to see an osteopath for relief from pain, better mobility, and support with recovery.

Here are some of the most common areas osteopathy is known to help with:

✅Muscle & Joint Pain

  • Back pain (both recent and long-term)
  • Neck pain and stiffness
  • Shoulder problems (frozen shoulder, rotator cuff strain)
  • Hip, knee, ankle, and foot pain
  • Sciatica and nerve irritation
  • Arthritis-related aches and stiffness
  • Sports and exercise injuries

✅ Posture & Everyday Strain

  • Work-related aches from sitting or lifting
  • Repetitive strain injuries (e.g., wrist, elbow, or shoulder pain)
  • Poor posture from desk work, driving, or phone use
  • Scoliosis and spinal alignment concerns

✅ Headaches & Jaw Issues

  • Tension headaches and migraines related to muscle tightness
  • Jaw pain and clicking (TMJ problems)

✅ Breathing & Circulation Support

  • Chest and rib tightness affecting breathing
  • Swelling and circulation issues
  • Support for asthma-related musculoskeletal tension

✅ Digestive & Abdominal Support

  • Bloating and constipation (linked to abdominal muscle tension)
  • Discomfort from stress-related digestive issues
  • Reflux and diaphragm tightness

✅ Pregnancy & Postpartum Care

  • Back, hip, and pelvic pain during pregnancy
  • Rib and chest discomfort as the body changes
  • Support for recovery after childbirth

✅ Support for Babies & Children*

  • Unsettled sleep
  • Feeding or latching difficulties
  • Head shape changes (plagiocephaly)
    *Provided by osteopaths with training in pediatric care

✅ Chronic & Complex Conditions

  • Fibromyalgia
  • Chronic fatigue (supporting mobility and pain relief)
  • Post-surgical recovery support
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