Alexandre Freire is an Osteopathic Manual Therapist with over 30 years of professional
experience in the healthcare field, supported by an extensive background in Physiotherapy.
His osteopathic formation is grounded in the Madrid School of Osteopathy (EOM), an institution
with a presence across Europe and the Americas. He continues his professional development
through advanced studies with the ATSU/KCOM program, reflecting an ongoing commitment to
clinical refinement and excellence.
Throughout his career, he has trained and worked across different countries and clinical
environments, including experience within internationally recognized institutions such as
Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein (Brazil). This path has contributed to a broader and more
refined clinical perspective, particularly in the management of complex and persistent
conditions.
His clinical experience spans all stages of life — from newborns to older adults — supporting a
deeper understanding of the body’s development, adaptation, and long-term patterns of
function.
In Canada, Alexandre has held leadership roles within recognized osteopathic organizations,
including serving as President of the Alberta Association of Osteopathic Manual Therapists
(AAOMT) and Vice-President of the Canadian Federation of Osteopaths (CFO), reflecting his
contribution to the advancement and standards of the profession.
His approach is centered on structured, individualized care, with a strong emphasis on clinical
reasoning and a comprehensive understanding of how the body functions as an integrated
system.
Alexandre’s work is often sought by individuals looking for a more in-depth and thoughtful
approach to their health.
Outside of his clinical work, he values time with his children and prioritizes an active and
balanced lifestyle — principles that also guide his approach to patient care.
His work is best suited for individuals who value precision, depth, and a more complete
understanding of their health.
