Jorge Palacios, DOMP – Osteopathic Practitioner Committed to Restoring Balance and Function.
After living in America, Europe, Asia, and across many Canadian provinces and territories, Jorge and his wife have chosen Vancouver Island as their home. With over 20 years of experience in health studies, Jorge brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to his practice.
As an Osteopathic Practitioner, Jorge is committed to uncovering the root causes of pain—not just treating its symptoms. He is continually fascinated by the human body’s ability to heal itself through precise techniques and manual therapies that promote alignment and restore function. His approach emphasizes working with the body’s innate intelligence, trusting that with the right care, it can regain balance and achieve optimal well-being. To Jorge, the human body is truly an extraordinary creation!
Jorge’s primary goal is to empower his clients to feel better, move freely, and regain control over their health. Whether you are dealing with chronic pain, migraines, headaches, joint pain, motor vehicle accidents (MVA), temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD), carpal tunnel syndrome, back and lower back pain, sciatica, torticollis, digestive problems, or sports injuries, Jorge is here to help. He works with a diverse range of individuals, including office professionals, healthcare workers, manual laborers, and athletes such as runners, cyclists, golfers, and team sport players. His treatments are tailored to meet the needs of those recovering from injuries or surgeries, addressing repetitive strain, postural issues, and managing stress or chronic conditions. Through his treatments, Jorge aims to relieve pain, restore movement, and enhance overall quality of life, empowering clients to return to their daily activities and passions with confidence.
Currently advancing his studies toward becoming a Doctor of Osteopathy, Jorge is dedicated to lifelong learning, ensuring that his clients receive the most effective and evidence-based care available.
Jorge offers appointments on Mondays in Lantzville and Fridays in South Nanaimo, where he is eager to begin helping the local community feel their best.
What is Osteopathy?
Osteopathy is a holistic healthcare approach that focuses on the interrelationship between the body’s structure and function, emphasizing its innate ability to heal itself. Through manual techniques such as stretching, massage, and manipulation, osteopaths aim to restore balance and health by addressing both symptoms and underlying causes. This practice is based on the principle that optimal health requires the harmonious functioning of all body systems.
American Osteopathic Association (AOA) and World Health Organization (WHO).
What is Manual Osteopathic Therapy?
Manual Osteopathic Therapy is a gentle, hands-on modality that investigates mechanical disruptions to the body. Treatments examine the body as a whole unit and aim to correct both structural and functional areas of concern. The focus of a Manual Osteopathic Therapist is to support the body’s natural capability to heal, self-regulate and maintain overall health.
Manual Osteopathic College of Canada (MOCC)
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Important Insurance Notice: Please note that while Jorge Palacios is an eligible practitioner for Canada Life and Pacific Blue Cross, he is not eligible for direct billing with these providers. Since coverage for Osteopathy depends on your individual benefits package, please confirm with your insurance provider that your specific plan covers these treatments prior to booking to ensure your claims will be reimbursed.
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