Taylor Laing has completed her Bachelor in Human Kinetics at the University of British Columbia - Okanagan and obtained a Diploma in Manual Osteopathy from the National Manual Osteopathic College. She is accredited through the National Manual Osteopathic Society and is committed to helping clients restore balance, reduce pain, and improve overall function through a whole-body approach.
Her practice integrates the four core modalities of manual osteopathy—Lensen/Osteoarticular Techniques, Visceral Manipulation, Craniosacral Therapy, and Fascial Release—tailoring treatments to each client’s unique needs. In addition to osteopathic care, Taylor offers one-on-one assisted stretching services using Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (or PNF) to improve mobility, flexibility, and performance.
Before becoming a Manual Osteopath, Taylor spent over a decade as a competitive synchronized (artistic) swimmer and later as a coach, experiences that deepened her understanding of body mechanics, discipline, and movement. Today, she continues to nurture her creativity through musical theatre and her passion for whole-body wellness in both her personal and professional life.
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A shorter, targeted session ideal for focused work on specific concerns or for maintenance between longer appointments. Any of the five offered modalities can be used individually or combined, depending on your needs. You may also request to focus on one specific modality for the entire session. Modalities Available: • Osteoarticular Techniques (gentle joint mobilization) • Visceral Manipulation (organ and connective tissue work) • Craniosacral Therapy (light touch to support nervous system balance) • Fascial Release (soft tissue and fascia work) • PNF Stretching (assisted, targeted stretching)
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Follow-Up Treatment (60 Mins) A one-hour appointment designed to build on the work from your initial treatment. These sessions may incorporate any combination of the five offered modalities, tailored to your current needs and goals. If you prefer to focus on a specific modality, this can be requested when booking or at the start of your appointment. Modalities Offered: • Osteoarticular Techniques (gentle joint mobilization) • Visceral Manipulation (organ and connective tissue work) • Craniosacral Therapy (light touch to support nervous system balance) • Fascial Release (soft tissue and fascia work) • PNF Stretching (assisted, targeted stretching)
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Your first appointment begins with a discussion of your main reasons for seeking treatment, including your health history and current concerns. From there, we begin your personalized session—typically allowing enough time to work with up to two modalities. Before treatment begins, you’ll complete the checklist below to indicate which techniques you are open to receiving during your session. Each treatment is tailored to your needs, and at the end of your appointment, you’ll receive a plan outlining: • How often to return • What treatments may look like moving forward • Self-care or at-home recommendations Modalities Offered: (Please comment the treatments you'd be willing to try) ☐ Osteoarticular Techniques (gentle joint mobilization) ☐ Visceral Manipulation (organ and connective tissue work) ☐ Craniosacral Therapy (light touch to support nervous system balance) ☐ Fascial Release (soft tissue and fascia work) ☐ PNF Stretching (assisted, targeted stretching
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