
Alicia Saimbi earned a diploma in osteopathy from the Swiss International College of Osteopathy and a BFA honours degree in dance from York University.
Alicia has over 14 years of experience working as a professional contemporary dancer and choreographer in Toronto, Canada, and Berlin, Germany. Her background in dance and osteopathy has provided her with a strong academic and experiential understanding of the interconnectedness of all systems of the body. Alicia is dedicated to connecting people with their innate ability for self-healing and self-regulation through osteopathy and movement.
Within the global approach of osteopathy, she can help with both acute and chronic conditions. In particular, she has a special interest in digestive problems, concussions, and perinatal health. As an osteopathic manual practitioner, Alicia aims to provide a supportive space for clients to explore their health and vitality at their own pace.
Endometriosis-Working Together for Early Identification and Management
Intentional Practice: Designing a business that fits your life
Standing out: Attracting the right patients without selling out
Roll-Out Method – presented by Jill Miller
MOOC Concussion: prevention, detection and management offered by University of Calgary and Université Laval
The Still-Hildrith Approach: Exploring Early Osteopathic Treatment Techniques from a 21st Century Perspective: Presented by Steve Paulus DO MS.
Dysfunctions of the shoulder and scapular girdle: A myofascial approach (“Applied Fascial Release” – AFR) presented by Paul Evans
Psychosomatic Osteopathy presented by Torsten Liem
Fascia as a Sensory and Emotional Organ Virtual Course presented by Dr. Robert Schleip