The Well of Alternative Medicine★ 4.8 (360 reviews)1344 Queen St WOpens today at 8:30 AMView clinic

Frederic Dumunier

About Frederic

Frederic is a Manual Osteopath DO(Fr) and a graduate of the IFOGA, a French osteopathic school in Avignon, France. He uses many different osteopathic techniques to find the origin of the problem and better respond to his patient's needs. Frederic uses visceral manipulations, musculoskeletal and cranio-sacral techniques with patients of all ages, from new-born babies to the elderly, as well as athletes and pregnant women. He introduces to his patients a personalized approach in collaboration with other therapists to find solutions to recuperate health and wellness. Frederic's diverse experiences with athletes on the French Championship in Athletics and on many sporting events in France gave him the desire to be excellent. His adventurous spirit sent him to Morocco as part of the medical team for the rally race 'Raid Passion Désert'. He never stops studying, as he is teacher at the Ontario Academy of Progressive Osteopathy in Toronto and an assistant teacher at the Barral Institute, a World Wide continuing education for Visceral and Neural Manipulation. Since 2016, Frederic has been leading volunteers to share the osteopathic approach with the Hospital Albert Schweitzer (HAS) in Haiti. A year later, he co-funded a non-for-profit organization Osteopathy for Haiti that focus on Osteopathic care, Education and Fundraising. Since 2017, more than 100 hours of training were conducted with the medical and paramedical staff of the hospital.

Often treats: Back painJoint painLeg painNeck painShoulder pain
Sees: Adults (18+) · Children (under 12) · Pediatrics · Seniors (65+) · Teens (13-17)
Trained at: Graduate of the IFOGA, a French osteopathic school in Avignon, France.
Credentials: Diploma of Osteopathy
Member of: French Osteopath DO(Fr) and a graduate of the IFOGA, a French osteopathic school in Avignon, France.
Typical cost: More than $130 per visitSun Life’s estimate, from members’ claims